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Implementing FCoE in the Linux Operating System Setting-up FCoE for RHEL 6.2 Installing / verifying FCoE support If FCoE support was not installed in RHEL 6.2, install it. To verify if FCoE support was installed in RHEL 6.2, perform the following steps: 1. Run the following command: rpm -qa | grep fcoe-utils. If no information is returned, as in Figure 24, then the fcoe-utils package is not installed; it must be installed at this time. Figure 24. No FCoE support is installed. 2. To install the appropriate FCoE support package (for example: install the fcoe-utils package), insert Disc 1 of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2 installation media into your CD/DVD drive, and then mount the disc to a directory of your choice; in this example, use /media, as in Figure 25. Figure 25. Mounting the installation media. 3. Next, change directory to /media/Packages, and install the appropriate packages; for example, if you installed your copy of RHEL 6.2 as a Basic Server, you need the following packages: libhbaapi; libconfig; lldpad; libpciaccess; libhbalinux; device-mapper-multipath; device-mapper-multipath-libs; fcoe-utils. See Figure 26 for details. Figure 26. Installing FCoE support. 25