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Installation
Everything you need to know to install HCL Link.
Linux installation
You have the choice of two installation types: Native and Docker.
Native installation
Procedures for installing Link using the Native installation.
System Configuration
The documentation provided here describes how to configure the HCL Link Native installation.
Temporary directory mounting options
Temporary directory mounting options are provided here.

Installation
Everything you need to know to install HCL Link.
- Windows installer
  This documentation describes how to install the HCL Link using the Windows Installer.
- Linux installation
  You have the choice of two installation types: Native and Docker.
  - Link Utility
    After you extract the HCL Link package, you can interact with the Link script to begin installation.
  - Native installation
    Procedures for installing Link using the Native installation.
    - Prerequisites
      Prerequisites for the Native installation.
    - System Configuration
      The documentation provided here describes how to configure the HCL Link Native installation.
      - Temporary directory mounting options
        Temporary directory mounting options are provided here.
        Changing the mount option for /tmp
        Check to see if the /tmp directory is mounted with noexec by running the following command from a command window.
        Changing the Link temporary directory
        To change the HCL Link temporary directory, complete the following steps:
    - Installation procedures
      These instructions describe how to perform a Native installation.
  - Docker installation
    Procedures for installing Link using the Docker installation.
  - Troubleshooting
    Documentation to describe how to troubleshoot an installation.
- Recommendations for using the OneDB wire listener as a MongoDB server
  The OneDB wire listener may be used in place of a MongoDB server when it is suitably configured.

Temporary directory mounting options

Temporary directory mounting options are provided here.

The system must not mount /tmp using the noexec option. If the system does mount /tmp using the noexec option, follow one of the two options listed here.