blueocean,

Below are some instructions that will be posted on our ZenPack FAQ. Basically 
you need to run the same commands as the zenoss user. You also have a choice as 
far as installation of ZenPacks on the vmware appliance.

How do I install a ZenPack?

Download the ZenPack .zip file and run, as the zenoss user:

        zenpack --install <zenpack file>

Follow any other steps that maybe specified in the instructions of that 
ZenPack. If you are using an appliance, see "How do I install a ZenPack on an 
appliance?"



How do I upgrade a ZenPack?

Download the ZenPack .zip file and run, as zenoss user:

        zenpack --install <zenpack file>

Follow any other steps that maybe specified in the instructions of that 
ZenPack.  If you are using an appliance, see "How do I upgrade a ZenPack on an 
appliance?"



How do I uninstall a ZenPack?

As the zenoss user, run:

        zenpack --remove <zenpack name>

NOTE: Use the zenpack name rather than the filename.  Follow any other steps 
that maybe specified in the instructions of that ZenPack.  If you are using an 
appliance, see "How do I uninstall a ZenPack installed on an appliance?"



How do I install a ZenPack on an appliance?

You may download the .zip file and install the zenpack as you would on any 
other installation.  However, if you are running an appliance with a working 
connection to the internet, you can take advantage of our update server. To do 
this, as root, from the command line run:

        conary update --resolve group-<Name of ZenPack>

For example, to install the DnsMonitor ZenPack, as root:

        conary update --resolve group-DnsMonitor

And that's it. This will automatically download the packages needed and install 
them on your instance.



How do I update a ZenPack on an appliance?

If you have used the update server to install your zenpack, then you will have 
to upgrade the ZenPack in a similar fashion. As root, from the command line run:

        conary update --resolve group-<Name of ZenPack>

For example, to upgrade the DnsMonitor ZenPack, as root:

        conary update --resolve group-DnsMonitor

And that's it. This will automatically download the packages needed and update 
the ZenPack on your instance.



How do I uninstall a ZenPack installed on an appliance?

If you have used the update server to install your zenpack, then you will have 
to uninstall it in a similar fashion. As root, from the command line run:

        conary erase group-<Name of ZenPack>

For example, to uninstall the DnsMonitor ZenPack, as root, run:

        conary erase group-DnsMonitor

And that's it. This will uninstall the zenpack from your instance.

------------------------
 Marc Irlandez




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