Hello @Balaraju
Step 3: In the documentation for Cortex XDR Agent for Linux Requirements, the bullet point “Verify you have standard Unix programs installed” refers to the information listed in the Software packages section. For RHEL, this includes:
The shell installer will check for the required packages prior to agent installation as well. If the pre-requisites are not met, the installation will not succeed as seen in the following attempt:
Step 4: ca-certificates is a Linux package that contains digital certificates authorized by the certificate authority used when browsing the web (further reading: https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/ca-certificates-cli)
The package ca-certificates is typically installed by default on RHEL distributions. To confirm, enter the command “rpm -qa | grep ca-certificates” into your terminal to search for the package:
If there is no output, then the package is not installed. Ca-certificates can be installed with “sudo yum install ca-certificates” in the terminal.
To properly install the Cortex XDR agent on RHEL distributions, please review the Cortex XDR Linux Requirements and Install the Cortex XDR Agent for Linux documentation prior to installation.
