Install Cortex XSOAR for a Single Server Deployment

Download Cortex XSOAR from the link that you received from Cortex XSOAR Support by running the following command.
wget -O demisto.sh “
<downloadLink>
”
For example,
wget -O demisto.sh “https://download.demisto.com/download-params?token=xabcedef&email=user@paloaltonetworks.com&eula=accept”
(Optional)
If you are deploying Cortex XSOAR using a signed installer (GPG), you need to import the GPG public key that was provided with the signed installer.
For example, you can use the
rpm --import public.key
command to import the public key into the local GPG keyring. Note that each operating system has specific requirements.
(Optional)
If you are deploying Cortex XSOAR using a signed installer (GPG) you might need to manually install the
makeself
package by running the
yum install makeself
command.
Run the
chmod +x demisto.sh
command to convert the
.sh
file to an executable file.
Execute the
.sh
file, by running the following command.
sudo ./demisto.sh
Accept the EULA and add the information when prompted.
The Server HTTPS port (default is 443)
If want to use Elasticsearch, enter the Elasticsearch details, such as the URL, timeout, etc.
Type the name of the Admin user (default is admin).
Type the password (default is admin).
(
Optional)
After the installation has completed, do the following:
Confirm that the Cortex XSOAR server status is active, by running the
systemctl status demisto
command.
If the server is not active, run the
systemctl start demisto
command to start the server.
Confirm that the Docker service status is active, by running the
systemctl status docker
command.
In a web browser, go to the
https://
serverURL
:
port
to verify that Cortex XSOAR was successfully installed.
When you open Cortex XSOAR for the first time you need to add the license.

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