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And finally, use [Foreman's Quickstart Guide](https://theforeman.org/manuals/3.15/quickstart_guide.html) to install Foreman.
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#### Using the `foreman-foreman` module
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#### Using the `theforeman-foreman` module
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1. Ensure that OpenVox is installed, then follow the instructions in the [Managing OpenVox with OpenVox](#managing-openvox-with-openvox) sections to configure Hiera properly.
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1. Add `theforeman-foreman` to your `Puppetfile` and deploy it.
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If you're already running Foreman and you want to switch it to be backed by OpenVox then you have a little bit of housekeeping to do first.
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First, use your system package manager to remove the `puppet-agent-oauth` package.
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If you use the `foreman-installer` to manage and upgrade your setup, then ensure that you remove the cached scenario file, or it will continue to use old package names.
If you use the `foreman-installer` to manage and upgrade your setup, then ensure that you restore the cached answers file to the default values, or it will continue to use old paths.
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