If you have a 64-bit Linux computer and you need to protect 32-bit applications, you can configure the installation program to install 32-bit agents.
By default, 64-bit agents are installed on Linux computers.
Prerequisites
The following 32-bit libraries must be installed on the 64-bit Linux computer:
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C and C++ runtime libraries, such as libc6-i386 and lib32stdc++6, or equivalents
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Compression libraries, such as lib32z1, or equivalent
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Access control lists libraries, such as libacl.i386, or equivalent
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Pluggable authentication module libraries, such as libpam, or equivalent
Procedure
Preferred Method: Using the CommCell Console (Remote Installation)
During a remote installation, on the UNIX Advanced Options page of the installation wizard, select the Install 32-bit instead of default 64-bit packages (Linux_x86_64 only) - This will protect 32-bit applications only check box.
For remote installation procedures, see Installing Commvault Remotely Using the CommCell Console.
Alternative Method: Using the Installation Package (Local Installation)
Before you run the installation package, create a lock file on the 64-bit computer by running the following command:
touch /tmp/cvpkgadd_unlock_32After the file is created, you can install 32-bit agents by running the installation package. For more information, see Installing Commvault Locally on UNIX, Linux, and Macintosh Computers Using the Installation Package.