Download and extract ISO package for RPM

Optional. Mount the RPM ISO and install the Verint repository on all TAS servers in your deployment, including the Management server. Alternatively, you can install the required third-party products on your own.

If you are not using the RPM provided, refer to the TAS server requirement matrix by server type (in this document) for the list of third-party products required, and the Technology Map for the supported versions.

Before you begin

Download and extract ISO package for TAS installation

Procedure

Access the Text Analytics download area in Verint Connect:
1. Go to Verint Connect at https://connect.verint.com.
2. Under Support, select Support Home.
3. From the right pane, select WFO Software Downloads (V15.2).
4. Click Text Analytics Deployment Resources.
To download the RPM ISO, click the RedHat link, and download the RPM to the /opt/app/TAS_DRG folder.
Do the following:
1. Create a shared directory:
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```
mkdir -p /media/Verint
```
2. Mount the RPM ISO:
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```
mount -o loop <rpm_iso_filename> /media/Verint
```
  where:
  - <rpm_iso_filename> is the full path to the RPM ISO file in /opt/app/TAS_DRG.
3. Install the Verint repo RPM:
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```
yum --assumeyes --nogpgcheck localinstall \
/media/Verint/verint-media-repo_<version>.rpm
```
  where:
  - <version> is the version of the RPM ISO that you downloaded. For example, 1.0-5.x86_64.
4. Install the Ansible RPM:
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```
yum --disablerepo=* --enablerepo=verint-media --assumeyes install ansible-core
```

On the TAS management server, install the Ansible collections:

Copy

ansible-galaxy collection install \
/<install_iso_mount_location>/ansible-posix[version].tar.gz> -p \ 
/root/.ansible/collections/ansible_collections/

ansible-galaxy collection install \ 
/<install_iso_mount_location>/gluster-gluster[version].tar.gz> -p \ 
/root/.ansible/collections/ansible_collections/

where:

<install_iso_mount_location> is the full path to the location where the ISO with the TAR files is mounted in the installation section, and not the rpm ISO.

What to do next

Save CA certificates for TAS servers