Downloading Dependent RPMs on a Linux Machine with Internet Connectivity

Follow instructions given in this section to download dependent RPMs on a Linux machine with internet connectivity.

This Linux system should have 5 GB to 10 GB free disk space in the /tmp folder.

Log in to the Linux machine as a root user OR root privileged user.
If /tmp/ocsm folder already exist, take the backup of /tmp/ocsm folder if required and delete the folder /tmp/ocsm.
Create a folder in /tmp/ocsm.
```
mkdir /tmp/ocsm
```
Copy the Session Monitor software .Zip file, which is downloaded from My Oracle Support (MOS) or Oracle Software Delivery Cloud (OSDC) website, under the /tmp/ocsm folder on the Linux System.
Install the unzip package if not installed already.
```
yum install -y unzip
```
Change to folder /tmp/ocsm.
```
cd /tmp/ocsm
```
Unzip the software ZIP file which is copied here. For example:
```
unzip ocsm-5.2.0.0.5-GA.zip
```
Execute below steps to copy the Offline installation scripts to /tmp/ocsm folder.
```
cp -rf scripts/Offline_Installation/* /tmp/ocsm/
```
Set execute permission as:
```
chmod +x Download_rpms.sh
```
Run the following command to download the script:
```
./Download_rpms.sh
```
1. If you need to configure a proxy server for your system, run the same command with the following information:
```
./Download_rpms.sh "[PROTOCOL://]HOST[:PORT]"
```
  - PROTOCOL is HTTP or HTTPS
  - HOST is the IP address or FQDN of the proxy server
  - PORT is the port number for the proxy server