Installation guide

VPLS Known Anomalies
Chapter 4: Known Anomalies in CA Spectrum Release 9.4 41
VPLS Known Anomalies
The following table describes known VPLS anomalies:
Description
Solution
Traps are enabled, but the VPLS site is not deleted
when it is deprovisioned.
This issue is not a VPLS problem. It is related to Juniper
devices that are not sending the VpnIfDown trap when
the VPLS Site is deleted in configuration.
Unable to Run OneClick Client on Linux and Solaris
On the Linux and Solaris platforms, Oracle is no longer providing self-extracting
installers. Instead they provide a tarball that contains the JRE binaries, but does not set
any environment variables. To run the OneClick client on Linux and Solaris, you can
download the JRE from the OneClick web page and can associate the .jnlp file type with
the Java Web Start application, javaws, using a Mozilla Firefox web browser.
Follow these steps:
1. Download the JRE (tar.gz) from the OneClick Administration page and save the
tar.gz file.
2. Open a terminal session (bash shell or kshell) and execute the following command
to extract the binaries:
tar -zxvf file_name
3. After extraction, execute the following commands to set the environment variables:
export JAVA_HOME=Path_of_Extracted_Folder
export PATH=$PATH:$JAVA_HOME/bin
where “Path_of_Extracted_Folders” corresponds to the location of the binaries
after you have extracted them.
4. Associate the .jnlp file type with the Java Web Start application, javaws, using a
Mozilla Firefox web browser. Perform the following steps:
a. Click Start Console.
b. Click Open With and select javaws from the JRE directory
(<JRE>/bin/javaws).
Note: After you install JRE, ensure to install the JCEUnlimited Strength files
from OneClick Server Home Page.
You can now run the OneClick client on Linux and Solaris.