Raritan CC-SG Desktop Clients Installation Guide
- June 6, 2024
- Raritan
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Raritan CC-SG Desktop Clients
CC-SG Desktop Clients Installation Guide
Desktop Admin Clients are installed onto your client machine. A desktop icon
is provided to launch the client. Follow the links to specific instructions
for your client type.
• Windows Desktop Admin Client (on page 1)
• Mac Desktop Admin Client (on page 3)
• Linux Desktop Admin Client (on page 4)
Windows Desktop Admin Client
The Windows Desktop Admin Client is a version of the Admin Client that does
not require Java to be installed on your PC. The Windows Admin Client is
installed with a standard Windows installer onto your PC. A desktop icon is
provided to launch the client.
The client uses an embedded Java library that is internal to the client, so
you can have all the features of the Java-based Admin Client, and avoid issues
surrounding Java.
• No Java Applets. Insecure NPAPI protocol is not used.
• No Java virtual machine running on your PC.
• No Java updates required.
• No Java incompatibility between applications.
• No browser used.
• No Java/browser security issues.
Install the Windows Desktop Admin Client
To install the Windows Desktop Admin Client:
- Download the install file directly from the CC-SG by going to: https://
/CC-SG80AdminClient.msi 
- Launch the installer and click Next to start the installation.
- Follow the prompts to setup the installation.
- Accept security prompts if they appear. When the installation is complete, you will find the CC-SG Admin Client icon on your desktop.
Launch the Windows Desktop Admin Client
To launch the Windows Desktop Admin Client:
- Double-click the desktop icon, then enter a CC-SG IP address and click Start.
- The Admin Client login page opens.
Interface Support in CC-SG Desktop Admin Client
The CC-SG Desktop Admin Client does not support connections to the following interfaces because they require JRE add-ons in a browser:
• DRAC7
• iLO3
• iLO4
Mac Desktop Admin Client
Download the Mac Desktop Admin Client installation package from Raritan’s CC-
SG support page:
https://www.raritan.com/support/product/commandcenter-secure-gateway
/commandcenter-secure-gateway-version-8.0.0
To install
Double-click the downloaded Mac Desktop Admin Client installation file (.dmg
).
To allow all users to run the client, drag it to the Applications folder:
To launch:
- Double-click client icon to launch the Mac Desktop Admin Client.
- The first time the client launches, click Open on the “application downloaded from the internet” warning.
Note: When making a target connection with a Java web start application
(jnlp), follow the prompt to install the JRE.
Linux Desktop Admin Client
Download the Linux Desktop Admin Client installation package on a 64bit Linux system from Raritan’s CC-SG support page:
To install
Run the following command as root user on any Linux that supports rpm
installation: rpm -i CCSG-AdminClient-8.0.0.x86_64.rpm
Or run with sudo if you are not logged in as system administrator: sudo rpm -i
CCSG-AdminClient-8.0.0.x86_64.rpm
To launch:
-
Find CC-SG Admin Client under Applications/Internet.
Or -
Run ccadmin command.
Note for Fedora 29 or later:
If Java Web Start applications, such as VKC, SSH, and so on do not launch when
you connect to a target from CC-SG, install the following package:
dnf install libnsl
To uninstall:
-
rpm -e CCSG-AdminClient
Or -
sudo rpm -e CCSG-AdminClient
Note: When making a target connection with a Java web start application, a warning message about Java upgrade might appear at the background of the CC- SG client. Click the Later button for connection to be launched properly and prevent further warning messages.
Additional Information
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