Installing an ACSAPI Client on Solaris 11

Solaris 11 does not include all of the packages needed for client applications to communicate with the ACSLS server using RPC.

Problem:

In this example, the client was unable to detect the ACSLS library.

Figure J-1 Device Configuration Wizard - Drive Path Detection

Resolution:

Modify the /etc/hosts file and reboot the ACSAPI client server.
Default on Solaris 11: (has just a loopback IP address)
```
::1 <client_hostname> localhost 
127.0.0.1 <client_hostname> localhost loghost
```
Updated /etc/hosts file on Solaris 11: (includes an actual IP address for the ACSAPI client)
```
::1 localhost 
127.0.0.1 localhost 
<client_IP_adddr> <client_hostname> loghost
```
Install compatibility/ucb package required for ACSLS communication using Package Manager.
1. Start Package Manager.
2. Search for ‘ucb'.
  
  Figure J-2 Package Manager Search
  
  Description of "Figure J-2 Package Manager Search"
3. Check the compatibility/ucb package and click Install/Update.
  
  Figure J-3 Package Manager Search Results
  
  Description of "Figure J-3 Package Manager Search Results"
4. Click on the General tab to make sure that the latest version is installed.
5. Run Install/Update again, if a newer version is available.
Reconfigure the client.

Figure J-4 Device Configuration Wizard - Drive Path and Robot Detection

Description of "Figure J-4 Device Configuration Wizard - Drive Path and Robot Detection"