Installing the core application on a Solaris server

About installing the core application

The installation of ContentDirector on a Solaris system requires that you execute the pkgadd (package add) command for the NTAPccm package. This runs the scripts that install the program. You are prompted to provide information and make decisions as the installation program runs.

Before you start

The ContentDirector installation requires the following.

You need the license number that came with the ContentDirector media box to perform the installation.
You must be logged in as root, which provides super user privileges.
The ContentDirector CDROM must be mounted on to the system on which you are installing the software. If this is not possible, the contents of the CDROM must be copied to a location that is accessible to the system.

Installing the NTAPccm package

To install the NTAPccm package on the core application server complete the following steps


pkgadd -d <cdrom mount point>/solaris/NTAPccm.
Do you agree to this license (y/n)?
Enter product license key (press enter for 
evaluation):
The selected base directory </opt/NTAPccm> must exist 
before installation is attempted. 
This package contains scripts which will be executed 
with super-user permission during the process of 
installing this package.
Installing Content Control Manager as <NTAPccm>

Step	Action
1	From any prompt, enter: `pkgadd -d <`cdrom mount point`>/solaris/NTAPccm.` Result The following information is displayed. The available package The build number You receive the following prompt. Select package(s) you wish to process (or 'all' to process all packages). (default: all) [?,??,q]
2	Press `Enter` to select the default. Result processing begins and the license is displayed. The following prompt appears. Do you agree to this license (y/n)?
3	Press `Y` to agree to the license and continue the installation. Result The following prompt appears. Enter product license key (press enter for evaluation):
4	Enter the license key or press `Enter`. Result The following prompt appears. The selected base directory </opt/NTAPccm> must exist before installation is attempted. Do you want this directory created now [y,n,?,q]
5	Press `Y` to create the directory and continue the installation. Result The following prompt appears. This package contains scripts which will be executed with super-user permission during the process of installing this package. Do youwant to continue with the installation of <NTAPccm> [y,n,?]
6	Press `y.` Result the following text is displayed. Installing Content Control Manager as <NTAPccm> ## Installing part 1 of 1. The directories and files that are being copied scroll past, after which information about the final installation processes is displayed. If the installation completes successfully, the last line of screen output is the following. Installation of <NTAPccm> was successful.

Note
To start the core application, enter the following:
/etc/init.d/ccm start

Installing the core application on a Solaris server

About installing the core application

Before you start

Installing the NTAPccm package

Result

Result

Result

Result

Result

Result