Advanced Server Overview and Installation

Installing Advanced Server for UNIX Deinstalling previous versions

Product Manual U7613-J-Z815-6-76

Ê If you deinstalled LAN Manager/X V2.0 under Reliant UNIX-N, copy the

/etc/default/inet.org file – backed up as described above – back to /etc/default/inet.

4.4.2 Deinstalling Advanced Server for UNIX V3.5

You can continue to use the existing server configuration for the new version.

You should proceed as follows:

Ê Stop Advanced Server for UNIX

Ê Check the databases. This will save time during the upgrade installation if the

databases are corrupt.

Call /var/opt/lanman/bin/acladm -C -y and /var/opt/lanman/bin/samcheck -r to check and

repair the acl database and the account databases.

Ê Remove Advanced Server for UNIX V3.5 as described in the manual for the respective

version.

Ê Deinstall the optional packages including optional Service Packs, the server software,

and NetBIOS. When you are deinstalling you will be offered the option of saving the

lanman.ini file, the user account etc. and using them for the new version. For further

information on deinstalling Advanced Server for UNIX please refer to the “Overview and

Installation” manual for the respective version to be deinstalled.

Ê If you want to install the new version after NetBIOS has been deinstalled, you do not

need to restart the system.

Special features of NetBIOS configuration:

The following applies only if you had previously installed a NetBIOS Version 3.5A.

The NetBIOS Version 3.5A /var/opt/nbrfc/nbrfc.cfg configuration file is copied to /tmp when

the nbrfc package is deleted, and can then be saved. The reinstallation of NetBIOS Version

3.5B and later is based on a new configuration file structure. It is not possible to automati-

cally retain the old interface configuration, but you can convert old NetBIOS name

mappings into the new configuration file structure.

The following options are available:

To ignore old name mappings:

Ê Install the nbrfc package without regard for the old nbrfc.cfg file. You will then find a new

configuration with the configuration files under /var/opt/nbrfc/conf. All network interfaces

found are configured automatically in the interfaces.cfg file.