BMC Event Adapters is installed with the BMC ProactiveNet Integration Service. However, ensure that the following requirements are met before installing, upgrading, or uninstalling BMC Event Adapters. For more information about installing and uninstalling BMC ProactiveNet Integration Service, see the following topics:
- Installing BMC ProactiveNet Integration Service and BMC ProactiveNet Cell
- Performing a silent uninstallation of the BMC ProactiveNet Integration Service
- Uninstalling the BMC ProactiveNet Integration Service
BMC recommends that you do not install BMC Event Adapters on the computer that has BMC ProactiveNet Server installed.
Preinstallation requirements
- Before installing BMC Event Adapters, ensure that the appropriate version of Perl is installed as described in System requirements and product compatibility.
- To perform a clean uninstallation and upgrade of BMC Event Adapters, see Manually clean up Perl and msend processes.
- On Linux and Solaris systems, you must install the P5NCI library for the SNMPv3 adapter to work. You do not need to install the library on Microsoft Windows systems.
- For certain libraries in the SNMPv3 adapter to work, Perl 5.14 must be installed. If you are using the SNMPv3 adapter, ensure that Perl 5.14 is installed. On Linux and Solaris systems, the SNMPv3 adapter requires the P5NCI package installed on the system in which the SNMPv3 adapter is configured and the P5NCI package is supported in Perl 5.14. As a best practice, configure the SNMP v3 adapter on the remote cell (which is not a part of the BMC ProactiveNet Server) with preinstalled Perl 5.14 and the P5NCI package. By default, the BMC ProactiveNet Server contains Perl 5.16 and the P5NCI package is not available.
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