If you are planning on using a physical DVD or CD-ROMs to install Novell Audit, insert the installation media into your drive, which must be accessible from within your VM. Continue with Step 5.

If you are using ISO files, disconnect the CD-ROM device from your VM by selecting Removable Devices > CD-ROM 1 > Disconnect from the VM menu.

Reconfigure your VM to use the Novell Audit ISO naudit202p3.iso file by selecting Removable Devices > CD-ROM 1 > Edit from the VM menu and browsing to the ISO file in the Connection – Use ISO image section.

Reconnect the CD-ROM device to your VM by selecting VM > Removable Devices > CD-ROM 1 > Connect.

This causes the Novell Audit ISO to automatically mount the CD-ROM and open a file browser.

From the Computer menu, select Gnome Terminal.

Log in as root by entering su, then enter the root password.

Access the Novell Audit installation program by entering cd /media/CDROM/Linux/.

Enter ./pinstall.lin to start the installation.

Read and accept the license agreement.

Enter S to install the Secure Logging Server with instrumentation, the Platform Agent, and the schema extensions.

Specify the administrator’s name as admin.admins.system, then press the Tab key.

Specify the administrator’s password, then press Enter.

Select Add Schema Extensions, then press Enter.

Tab to Configure This Server, then press Enter.

Leave the default value for the Secure Logging Server as Metaserver1 Logging Server.

Press the Tab key to accept using the default container, then press Enter.

Press the Tab key to select Exit AuditExit to start the installation, then press Enter.

If you see a message stating that there was an old configuration file found, press any key other than Y to overwrite the old file.

Press Y to start the eDirectory Instrumentation Agent, then press Enter.

Enter exit twice to log out as root and close the Gnome Terminal.

Proceed to Section 12.3, Creating the Novell Audit Database.