1. Unzip the rpm file using the following command:

   # gunzip schedule7712.rpm.gz

2. This section explains the installation options of the rpm utility. rpm will install all EnterpriseSCHEDULE files under /usr/local in the /ise/schedule subdirectory.
   Note: To install the software:
   • You must Login as root.
   
   You can now run the installation.The most simple installation command would be:

   # rpm --install schedule7712.rpm

   
   This will install all files in the default location (/usr/local/ise/schedule). rpm supports several command line options that will alter this default installation behavior.
   

3. Add the new license (Only necessary if not an upgrade)
   There are three methods of adding a new license:
   a. Using the EnterpriseSCHEDULE License Manager
   After installing the client on a Windows system, go to Start > All Programs > EnterpriseSCHEDULE > License Manager. Click on the Server tab and enter the name of the server node in the Server node field. Enter the Group Number (usually 0). First time EnterpriseSCHEDULE installations should use the following Username/Password:
   Username: isemanager
   Password: ISElogin
   Enter the Company Name and Serial number you received from ISE (usually a Demo PAS) and click Apply to add the License. Click the Refresh button to activate the License.

   Note Upon your first login using the isemanager Private User account, you will be asked to change your password for security purposes. Enter a password of at least 6 characters to log in.

   
   b. Using the add_pas command
   Enter the following command:

   # /schedule_library/schedule_start.ksh add_pas Enter company name: Acme Co. (Example) Enter new PAS: M62126/HP-UX/AWN/06MAY2025/03E2/CDCLQPBWQH (Example)

   
   c. Manually editing the License file
   Edit the file /schedule_library/sch0_license.dat and follow the instructions on how to add the license.

4. Start the Schedule Server (on reboot this is automatic)

   # /schedule_library/schedule_start.bash bootall

The following steps are optional and can be performed to remove previous version(s) and check if the install is running.

• After the installation is complete and if you choose to remove the previous installation, the following procedure will only delete programs and data files installed when you last installed SCHEDULE. Jobs or other data that you have added since the installation will NOT be deleted. They will continue to be present and accessible after you install the new version. You may choose to skip this step and save this as a previous version of SCHEDULE. The new and previous versions are installed in separate directories in /opt.

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