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UNIX Endpoint Installation Known Issues

This section describes installation known issues for UNIX endpoints.

Uninstalling Fails When Native Installation Is Customized to Install CA Access Control and UNAB in The Same Non-Default Location

Valid on AIX, and HP-UX

Symptom:

Uninstalling CA Access Control fails after I installed CA Access Control and UNAB using native installation and customized the installation directory to the same path on a nondefault location.

Solution:

Uninstalling CA Access Control corrupts and fails the UNAB installation. Uninstalling fails as both CA Access Control and UNAB have been installed on the same directory. While customizing native installation to a nondefault destination folder, we recommend that you concatenate the product name (AccessControl or AC) to the destination path CA Access Control installation.

RPM Package Verification May Return Errors

When verifying RPM package installations you may receive some verification errors.

These errors do not indicate that there are issues with the functionality of the installed product and you can safely ignore them.

Client-Server Communication Mode Incompatibility

A client set up with non_ssl or all_modes cannot communicate with a server set up with fips_only communication mode.

API Libraries for Linux Z-series Are 32-bit

The API libraries that CA Access Control supplies for Linux Z-series (s390x) are 32-bit.

CA Access Control does not supply 64-bit libraries for Linux Z-series (s390x).

HP-UX requires an Updated Patch Level

On HP-UX, CA Access Control requires an updated patch level to install properly. We recommend the following OS patches:

• 11.23 on IA64—Patch PHSS_37492 or OS QPK1123 Bundle that is dated September 2006 or later.
• 11.11 on PA-RISC—OS Path with support for "dld_getenv" or OS QPR Bundle dates December 2006 or later.
• 11.23 on PA-RISC—OS QPK Bundle that is dated December 2006 or later.

PAM Does Not Work on Linux s390x with Older /lib64/libc.so.6 Library

PAM on Linux s390 and s390x does not work if the /lib64/libc.so.6 library on the host is older than the version CA Access Control PAM library was compiled with.

The library version should be 2.3.2 or later.