Toolbelt Installation Guide

Linux Installation

Requirements

• Urchin 6.5+ with valid serial
• 32-bit Linux 2.6 Kernel
• A working version of tar (GNU tar is fine)
• Access to the root account, the account under which the Urchin binary runs, or the ability to use sudo
• Shell access to the target machine

Installation

1. Unpack the installer that was downloaded:

   $ tar zxvf toolbelt-linux-x86.run.tar.gz

2. Run the installer:

   $ sudo su urchin
   $ ./toolbelt-linux-x86.run

3. Follow the prompts from there. Note that when asked for the location of
   your Urchin installation, you need to supply the top-level Urchin
   directory (eg: /usr/local/urchin). If the default path is correct, simply
   hit enter. Also note that this prompt supports tab completion for paths.

Uninstallation

The uninstaller script is located at:

/path/to/urchin/util/uninstalltoolbelt.sh

This will completely remove the /path/to/urchin/htdocs/amtools directory
and everything in it. You must be root, the urchin user, or use sudo to
run this script.

Notes

The Toolbelt will install files in /path/to/urchin/htdocs/amtools

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Windows Installation

Requirements

• Urchin 6.5+ with valid serial
• 32-bit Windows 2000, Windows 2000 Server, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, or Windows Server 2008
• Administrator privileges on the Urchin machine.

Installation

1. Run the MSI installer
2. Follow the prompts from there. Note that when asked for the location of
   your Urchin installation, you need to supply the top-level Urchin
   directory (eg: C:\Program Files\Urchin6). If the default path is correct, simply hit next.

Uninstallation

You may uninstall Toolbelt by:

• Going to Start >> Programs >> Toolbelt by Actual Metrics >> Uninstall, OR
• Running <path to Urchin>\util\uninstalltoolbelt.exe, OR
• Uninstall through Control Panel >> Add/Remove Programs

This will completely remove the <path to Urchin>\htdocs\amtools directory
and everything in it. You must be an Administrator to uninstall the Toolbelt.

Notes

The Toolbelt will install files in <path to Urchin>\htdocs\amtools