To properly prepare for installing Solaris ISP Server, you must:
Understand how the various platform extensions and services fit together and depend upon one another. See Solaris ISP Server 2.0 Administration Guide for an overview of the product.
Plan and prepare your network hosts for the installation of Solaris ISP Server 2.0 components. Chapters 1 through 3 will assist you in planning and preparing your Solaris ISP Server network hosts.
Log into the computer where you wish to install the software and become superuser (root).
For example, to connect from a remote machine, enter:
% xhost +remotehostname % rlogin remotehostname % Password: yourpassword % su Password: rootpassword # DISPLAY=localhostname:0.0 # export DISPLAY |
If you are using a C-shell, remember that your command to set the display variable is different.
You must set the DISPLAY environment variable and allow access to your display only if you want to install from the default browser launched by the host configuration software. Set the DISPLAY environment variable before logging in as a different user (su -) or before logging in remotely.
Change directory to the root of the media from which you are installing.
Change to either the directory where you unwrapped the electronic distribution or the root directory of the mounted CD-ROM.
Select method of installation. If you wish to install from:
A browser, go to "Installing From the Browser".
The command line, go to "Installing from the Command Line".