To Install SunScreen 3.1

The installation wizard guides you through this procedure. You must be on the machine on which you are installing SunScreen to use the wizard and must not telnet to the machine.

This chapter documents a default installation so you should accept all defaults as given. If you want a different choice, quit the installation wizard and restart it using the appropriate installation procedure (see the Table of Contents to locate the types of installations).

1. Insert the SunScreen CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.

   A File Manager screen appears listing the CD contents (as shown in the following figure).

   Figure 3-1 File Manager Window

   
   

2. Start the installation by double-clicking on the installer icon.

   Enter the root password for your system when prompted. The installer's Welcome window appears (as shown in the following figure)

   Figure 3-2 SunScreen Welcome Window

   
   

3. Click Next to continue.

   The Select SunScreen Components to Install window appears (as shown in the following figure)

   Figure 3-3 Select SunScreen Components Window

   
   

   Since this is a local administration installation, you need both the Administration and Screen software.

4. Make sure both Administration and Screen boxes are checked, then click Next to continue.

   The Checking System window appears (as shown in the following figure), while a check is verifying that all the required Solaris packages are on your machine.

   Figure 3-4 Checking Installed Solaris Packages Window

   
   

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   If a list of missing required packages displays, exit the installation wizard now and install the required Solaris packages from your Solaris CD.

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5. Click Next to continue.

   The Secondary HA Designation window appears with a No as the default entry (as shown in the following figure). This window only applies to the special case of installing secondary (failover) systems in a high availability configuration (see the SunScreen Administration Guide and the SunScreen Configuration Examples document for more information on HA configurations).

   Figure 3-5 Secondary HA Designation Window

   
   

6. Click Next to continue.

   The Select Screen Type window appears with Routing mode as the default entry (as shown in the following figure).

   Figure 3-6 Select Screen Type Window

   
   

7. Click Next to continue.

   The Select Administration Type(s) window appears (as shown in the following figure) with Local Administration as the default entry.

   Figure 3-7 Select Administration Type(s) Window

   
   

8. Click Next to continue.

   The Select Type of Install window appears (as shown in the following figure). You have two choices: Typical Install or Custom Install.

   Figure 3-8 Select Type of Install Window

   
   

9. Select the type of install desired, and click Next.

   Next, the disk space on your machine is checked. An error message appears if you do not have enough disk space. If you have enough space, the Ready to Install window appears (as shown in the following figure).

   Figure 3-9 Ready To Install Window

   
   

10. Click Install Now to continue.

    The Installing window appears with a status bar showing the progress of the installation (as shown in the following figure).

    Figure 3-10 Installing Window

    
    

    When it finishes, the Select Initial Security Level window appears (as shown in the following figure.)

11. Select the appropriate level of security.

    This window offers three levels of security with Permissive as your default initial security level. You can change this security level later as needed. See "Deciding on Your Initial Security Level" if you need more information.

    Figure 3-11 Select Initial Security Level Window

    
    

12. Click Next to continue.

    The Select Name Service(s) window appears (as shown in the following figure). The default entry specifies both NIS and DNS. You can deselect either one or if you do not want to use a name service, you can deselect both.

    Figure 3-12 Select Name Service(s) Window

    
    

13. Click Next to continue.

    The Screen Configuration window appears with the message: Configuring Screen(as shown in the following figure). A message appears once the Screen successfully configures.

    Figure 3-13 Screen Configuration Window

    
    

14. Click Next to continue.

    The Reboot System window appears (as shown in the following figure).

    Figure 3-14 Reboot System Window

    
    

15. Click System Reboot to finish the installation.

    The installation wizard disappears.

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    Note -

    You must reboot the machine at this time to complete the installation process. If you wish to delay rebooting your machine, click Next instead of Reboot System. An Installation Summary window appears from which you can exit the installation.

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