Sample Solaris Installation Output

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=================- Content Flow Monitor Install Started -================
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Started :Wed Jan 12 11:11:43 EST 2000
Host    :SunOS leang 5.6 Generic_103640-28 sun4u sparc SUNW
Version :1.0
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===============- System Requirements Check -================
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INFO:Checking UID... root, OK.
INFO:Checking your release... All components present.
INFO:Checking for existing product tree at /opt/CSCOcfm... None.
 
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=============- TCP/IP Address Resolution Check -============
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Here are the network-names defined for:leang
localhost
leang.cisco.com
 
INFO:Machine:"leang" resolves to  161.44.34.153  
 
INFO:Local address resolution -> Primary:files, Secondary:dns
 
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=================- TCP/IP Port Usage check -================
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INFO:This product uses these port numbers by default:
INFO:	[ 1] CFM Server:                4791/tcp
 
INFO:Now checking the system to see if these ports are already in use...
INFO:Checking port   4791 for CFM Server... Available.
 
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===================- CFM Install Summary -===================
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INFO:The following ports will be used:
 
INFO:	[ 1] CFM Server:                4791/tcp
 
INFO:Updating /etc/services as follows...
 
	cscocfmserver			  4791/tcp		# Cisco CFM Server
 
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================- Disk Space Usage check -==================
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INFO:For this product the default disk space requirements are:
	/opt      	      5000 K
 
INFO:Checking default disk space requirements... OK.
 
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================- Express Install Check -===================
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The Express Install takes all defaults and places the product
in /opt. No more questions will be asked.
 
Do you want the Express Install (y/n)? [Y] 
INFO:Installing product into /opt.
InstallBasePkgs
 
 
Processing package instance <CSCOcfm> from </auto/cwb-jumbo/build-images/nd/sol-1.0/12Jan00/CdImage>
 
Cisco Content Flow Monitor
(sparc) 1.0
 
Content Flow Monitor
(C) Copyright 1999,2000 Cisco Systems, Inc.
All rights reserved
 
Using </opt> as the package base directory.
## Processing package information.
## Processing system information.
## Verifying disk space requirements.
## Checking for conflicts with packages already installed.
## Checking for setuid/setgid programs.
 
Installing Cisco Content Flow Monitor as <CSCOcfm>
 
## Installing part 1 of 1.
/opt/CSCOcfm/CFM.properties
/opt/CSCOcfm/cfm
/opt/CSCOcfm/cfmMain.htm
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/ND_AddDevice$1.class
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/ND_AddDevice.class
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/ND_AdvertisedAddress.class
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/ND_AdvertisedAddressFolder.class
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/ND_AffinityDist_FA.class
...
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/ND_WildcardAffinityList.class
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/NetworkDirector$1.class
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/NetworkDirector$ActionComboListener.class
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/NetworkDirector$ActionComboRenderer.class
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/NetworkDirector$ND_TreeCellRenderer.class
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/NetworkDirector.class
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/com/cisco/nm/lib/snmp/futureapi/FutureIf.class
...
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/com/cisco/nm/lib/snmp/lib/DatagramHandlerIf.class
...
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/com/cisco/nm/lib/snmp/lib/timer/MyDispatcher.class
...
/opt/CSCOcfm/classes/com/cisco/nm/lib/snmp/util/IPSubidTree$IPSubid.class
...
/opt/CSCOcfm/exit.html
...
/opt/CSCOcfm/help/cfm/help.htm
...
/opt/CSCOcfm/images/16icon.bmp
...
/opt/CSCOcfm/install/CFM.lf
/opt/CSCOcfm/install/build-date
/opt/CSCOcfm/install/uninstall.sh
/opt/CSCOcfm/install/version
/opt/CSCOcfm/snmpinfo.dat
[ verifying class <cfm> ]
## Executing postinstall script.
 
Installation of <CSCOcfm> was successful.
 
INFO:Checking Installation.
INFO:Package CSCOcfm    installed OK. Verifying... OK.
 
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Integrating to CiscoWorks 2000 Server...
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To use this product, set your path to:
   /opt/CSCOcfm
 
To start server, run:
   cfm start
 
============================- Error Summary -============================
No Errors were encountered during installation.
 
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================- Content Flow Monitor Install Completed -===============
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Started : Wed Jan 12 11:11:43 EST 2000
Finished: Wed Jan 12 11:12:56 EST 2000
Please review /var/tmp/cisco_cfm_install.log for detailed results.
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================- Content Flow Monitor Uninstall Tool -==================
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Started :Wed Jan 12 11:16:06 EST 2000
Host    :SunOS leang 5.6 Generic_103640-28 sun4u sparc SUNW
Version :1.0
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Continue uninstall of Content Flow Monitor? [n] 
INFO:Checking for Content Flow Monitor package on the system.
      Please wait...
INFO:The following Cisco Content Flow Monitor package is installed.
 
	CSCOcfm
 
INFO:Invoking pkgrm on Content Flow Monitor package...
 
INFO:Wed Jan 12 11:16:10 EST 2000, now removing CSCOcfm...
 
Removal of <CSCOcfm> was successful.
 
 
INFO:The following Cisco Content Flow Monitor
INFO:packages have been successful deleted from the system:
 
 CSCOcfm