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5 Install Linux VDA Software
5.1 Uninstall Old Version
If you have previously installed an old version of the Linux VDA, you should uninstall it before
installing the new version.
Stop the Linux VDA services:
sudo /sbin/service ctxvda stop
sudo /sbin/service ctxhdx stop
Uninstall the package:
sudo rpm -e XenDesktopVDA
5.2 Install Linux VDA
Install the Linux VDA software using the RPM package manager:
sudo rpm -i XenDesktopVDA-0.9.3.106-0.x86_64.rpm
5.3 Configure Linux VDA
After the installation of the package you will need to configure the VDA by running the ctxsetup.sh
script. Before making any changes, this script will verify the environment and ensure all dependencies
are installed. If required, this script can be re-run at any time to change settings.
This can either be run manually with prompting or automatically with pre-configured responses.
Review help about this script before proceeding:
sudo /usr/local/sbin/ctxsetup.sh --help
5.3.1 Prompted Configuration
Run a manual configuration with prompted questions:
sudo /usr/local/sbin/ctxsetup.sh
5.3.2 Automated Configuration
For an automated install, the options required by the setup script can be provided with environment
variables. If all of the required variables are present then the script will not prompt the user for any
information, allowing the installation process to be scripted.
The supported environment variables are:
CTX_XDL_DDC_LIST = list-ddc-fqdns - A space-separated list of FQDNs for your
Delivery Controllers. At least one FQDN must be specified.
CTX_XDL_REGISTER_SERIVCE = Y | N - Whether or not the Linux VDA services
should start on boot. This is typically Y.
CTX_XDL_ADD_FIREWALL_RULES = Y | N - Whether or not the firewall exception
rules for the Linux VDA should be added to the system. This is typically Y.
CTX_XDL_AD_INTEGRATION = 1 | 2 - Specifies which Active Directory integration
method to use:
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