1. NVMe-CLI: copy the NVME-CLI tool from
https://github.com/linux-nvme/nvme-cli
to 1st linux server.
From CentOS desktop:
$ sudo yum install nvme-cli$ scp /usr/sbin/nvme <linux server-ip>:/usr/sbin
2. Copy FIO tool from CentOS desktop to another Linux Server.
linux server side:
$ ifconfig eth0a up # Enable the first port on the internal NIC
$ udhcpc -i eth0a # Get an IP via DHCP
$ ifconfig eth1 | awk '/inet/ { print $2 }' # Show the IP address
$ ln -s /var/etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf
CestOS desktop
From the CentOS desktop, copy over the necessary binaries and libraries:
$ scp /usr/bin/fio root@<IP>:/usr/bin
$scp /usr/lib64/lib{ibverbs.so.*,nl-3.so.*,nl-route-3.so.*,nspr4.so,nss3.so,nssutil3.so,numa.so.*,plc4.so,plds4.so,pmem*,rados.so.*,rbd.so.*,rdmacm.so.*,smime3.so,ssl3.so} root@<linux server -IP>:/usr/lib64