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Operating System Details
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Liebert
®
 MultiLink
®
Serial Port Selection
The preconfigured serial ports are 
/dev/ttyS0
 and 
/dev/ttyS1
. You may select one of these or enter 
another as appropriate.
Note: Be careful to not pick the port used by the serial mouse, if your system has one.
Post-Installation Notes
The Liebert MultiLink installation program places the script 
LiebertM
 in the 
/etc/rc.d/init.d 
(or 
/etc/init.d
) directory. It also creates K30LiebertM and S90LiebertM links in several of the
/etc/rc.d/rc?.d
 (or 
/etc/rc?.d
) directories.
A.5.3 Notes on Running Liebert MultiLink
If running an X Window system window manager, all users meant to receive pop-up messages must 
allow access to their desktop. This can be accomplished by adding the following command to a 
common logon script (e.g., 
/etc/profile
)—see the xhost documentation for more information about 
the desktop security mechanism:
/usr/bin/xhost +`hostname`
Note: the characters surrounding hostname are the grave accent (
`
) that is usually found on the same 
keyboard key as the tilde (
~
).
Starting Liebert MultiLink Applications
During installation, shell scripts are created in the product installation directory tree (e.g., 
/opt/
MultiLink
). These scripts may be used to execute these Liebert MultiLink applications:
bin/Viewer
—Viewer
Uninstall
—Uninstall Liebert MultiLink
For convenience, you may want to add the bin subdirectory to your PATH.
Verify Liebert MultiLink is Running
When operating properly, Liebert MultiLink is running constantly in the background. To verify that 
it is doing so, use 
/etc/rc.d/init.d/LiebertM status
 to get a list of the active Liebert MultiLink 
processes.
Identifying a Computer’s IP Address
Run the following command in a shell session:
ifconfig
In the output from this command, you can see the machine’s IPv4 address following “inet addr:” 
within the section associated with you network interface (e.g., eth1).
Name Resolution
Liebert MultiLink must be able to resolve the computer's hostname to its IP address in order to 
function properly. This means that the computer must be properly configured for a DNS server or the 
file /etc/hosts contains an appropriate record for the hostname. If this is not done, the installation 
will fail with an “Initialization Error.”
A.5.4 Uninstalling Liebert MultiLink
• You must log in as “root.”
• Close the MultiLink Viewer—the uninstall process will fail if the Viewer is open.
• Go to the directory where the Liebert MultiLink files are located (e.g., 
/opt/MultiLink
) and run 
Uninstall
.
• A confirmation box asks if you are sure you want to uninstall the software.
• Pressing the Yes button will begin removing the software.
• A message box appears when the process is completed. The uninstall process stops Liebert 
MultiLink services that are running and removes all Liebert MultiLink files from the hard drive.