Installation guide

# crle -c /var/ld/ld.config

Make a note of the current Default Library Path. Next, modify the path to also include the components

shown below. Note that the -l option resets the value, rather than appending it, so if there already

were values set on your system, prepend them to the -l parameter.

On sparc:

# crle -c /var/ld/ld.config -l

/other/existing/path:/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/local/lib

On x86:

# crle -c /var/ld/ld.config -l

/other/existing/path:/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/local/lib:/usr/sfw/lib

4 .1.7.1.3. Do wn loading Red Hat Netwo rk Clien t Packages

Download the appropriate tarball of packages from the /var/www/html /pub/ directory of your

Satellite. If you are able to use a GUI web browser like Mozilla, navigate to the /pub directory of the

Satellite and save the appropriate tarball to your client:

http://your-satellite.example.com/pub/rhn-solaris-

bootstrap-<version>-<solaris-arch>-<solaris-version>.tar.gz

If you must download the tarball from the command line, it should be possible to use ftp to transfer

the file from the Satellite to the client.

Using g zi p, decompress the tarball. You should have the following packages:

R HAT po ssl

R HAT rhnrcfg

R HAT rhnrcfg a

R HAT rhnrcfg c

R HAT rhnrcfg m

R HAT rhnc

R HAT rhnl

R HAT rpush

R HAT smart

SMC l i bg cc and SMC o ssl g may also be included in the tarball.

4 .1.7.1.4 . In stallin g t h e Red Hat Netwo rk Packages

Change to the uncompressed directory and use the UNIX variant's native installation tool to install

each package. For example, on Solaris, use the pkg ad d command. Answer "yes" to any prompts

during package install.

Here is how a typical installation might proceed:

Red Hat Sat ellit e 5.7 Client Configurat ion G u ide