Installing Enterprise Edition

To install ZD&T Enterprise Edition, run the installer from the root user ID.

Open the directory that contains the installer ZDT_Install_EE_V12.0.1.0.tgz.
Change the authority.
```
chmod 755 ZDT_Install_EE_V12.0.1.0.tgz
```
Decompress the installer.
```
tar -xzvf ZDT_Install_EE_V12.0.1.0.tgz
```
Optional: Read the README.txt file for the complete installation steps.
Run the installer.
```
./ZDT_Install_EE_V12.0.1.0.x86_64
```
Select 1 for ZD&T Enterprise Edition.
Select 1 to install.
Press ENTER, and read the license agreements carefully. At the end of the license, enter yes to accept or no to decline the terms.
Enter y if you want a user ID 'zdt' that is automatically created on the system to run the Enterprise Edition web server process. If you enter n, you will be promoted to specify the existing user ID that you want to use to run the web server process.
Enter y if you want to install ZD&T Enterprise Edition in the default directory /opt/ibm. If you enter n, you will be promoted to specify the directory that you want to install ZD&T Enterprise Edition.
After the installation completes, run the following command to verify whether the installation is successful.
- RHEL operating system
```
rpm -qa | grep zdtapp
```
- UBUNTU operating system
```
dpkg -l | grep zdtapp
```
If the package is installed successfully, the output contains the string zdtapp 12.0.1.0.

Alternatively, after you complete the steps 1 - 4, you can run the following commands to install ZD&T Enterprise Edition silently.

To install Enterprise Edition without specifying the user ID and installation path.
```
./ZDT_Install_EE_V12.0.1.0.x86_64 --install --zdtee
```
Note: If you install Enterprise Edition without specifying the user ID and installation path, the default user ID will be 'zdt', and the default installation path will be /opt/ibm.

To install Enterprise Edition with specifying the user ID and installation path.

./ZDT_Install_EE_V12.0.1.0.x86_64 --install --zdtee --zdtee_user=<username> --zdtee_path=<installationpath>

Note: Silent installation does not install any required dependencies. You need to install the dependencies before you start the installer silently. For the list of dependencies, see Prerequisites.