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Install Solaris Native Packages on Selected Zones

You can use Solaris native packaging to install CA Access Control to selected zones. However, you must also install CA Access Control on the global zone.

Note: We recommend that you use Solaris native packaging to install CA Access Control to all zones.

To install CA Access Control to selected zones

Important! Make sure you use the same CA Access Control version in all zones.

1. From the global zone, issue the command to install CA Access Control.

   pkgadd -G -d pkg_location CAeAC
   

   pkg_location

   Defines the directory where the customized CA Access Control package (CAeAC) is located.

   Important! The package must be located in a public location (that is, read access for group and world). For example, /var/spool/pkg

   This command installs CA Access Control only to the global zone.

2. In the global zone, enter the SEOS_load command to load the CA Access Control kernel module.

   Note: The CA Access Control kernel loads but CA Access Control does not intercept events in the global zone.

3. On each of the non-global zones where you want to install CA Access Control:
   1. Copy the CAeAC package to a temporary location on the non-global zone.
   2. Issue the following command from the non-global zone:

      pkgadd -G -d pkg_location CAeAC
      

      This command installs CA Access Control (using the package you copied in the previous step) on the non-global zone you are working from.

   You can now start CA Access Control on the internal zone.

Note: You must uninstall from all non-global zones before you remove CA Access Control from the global zone.