To install this release, you must first install Sun Java System Instant Messaging 7 2005Q4 then upgrade to this release by applying the patches for your operating system. Patches are available from SunSolve Online.
SolarisTM (SPARC®) – 118789-13, 118786-11, 120841–01 (for localization)
SolarisTM (x86) – 118790-13, 118787-11, 120841–01 (for localization)
Linux – 118791-13, 118788-11, 120842–01 (for localization)
(Issue Number: 6365694) If you will be storing user properties
in LDAP, you must install the Sun Java System Access Manager before you run
the configure
utility.
The Instant Messaging Installation Guide has been discontinued. If you are installing Instant Messaging 7 2006Q1 for the first time, see the Sun Java System Enterprise System Installation Guide for installation instructions. If you are upgrading from a previous release of Instant Messaging, see the Sun Java System Upgrade and Migration Guide for instructions.
(Issue Number: 6339952, Linux Only) If you want to upgrade from Sun Java System Instant Messaging 7 2005Q4 to this release, and you are using a file to store user properties in the default location (iim.userprops.store = "file"), you need to copy the user data from /var/opt/sun/im/db to /var/opt/sun/im/default/db before you upgrade.
If you choose to use Sun Java System Identity Server to store policies when configuring Instant Messaging, policies like the following are created:
Ability to administer Instant Messaging and Presence Services
Ability to change your own Instant Messaging settings
Ability to manage Instant Messaging Conference Rooms