# Package Install

## Version

* Linux Control Center = 2.10.X or higher

## Requirements

* Hosts must be previously configured in the LCC database.

## Overview

* This guide provides information and step-by-step instructions to install packages on hosts managed by the Linux Control Center (LCC).

## Objective

The Linux Control Center (LCC) offers an efficient feature for package installation, allowing you to install packages on a previously created host group or by selecting hosts at the time of installation. This functionality simplifies the process, enabling users to perform large-scale installations, either by typing the desired package name to install from the repository or by uploading packages directly through the LCC console.

* For installation on a large number of hosts, we recommend creating groups to organize the hosts according to your environment's needs. This way, LCC offers better control and convenience for large-scale package installation.
* To create a host group, follow the guide at the link below:

<https://docs.linuxcontrolcenter.com.br/hosts-group>

### Installing Packages on Hosts

* This option provides greater agility for installing packages on a small number of hosts or on a single host, making it ideal for quick day-to-day operations.

1. Click **Hosts** in the left menu.

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2. Select the desired hosts by checking the **Hostname** boxes and click **Actions** at the top of the page.

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3. If you want to install on only one host, click **Actions** on that host's row (uncheck any other selected hosts if necessary).
4. Click **Package Install**.

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5. Type the name of the package you wish to install in the **Insert packages** field.
6. Click **ADD**, or if needed, upload the package file by clicking the **Upload File** button.
7. Click **Yes** and LCC will proceed with the installation.

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