Emerson Liebert PSA Line-Interactive UPS 500-1500VA User Manual

In addition to the general requirements listed in 3.0 - What is Required to Use Liebert 

MultiLink?, prospective Liebert MultiLink users must also meet these minimal requirements:

• OpenSolaris version 10 on x86 processor
• Appropriate patches applied to operating system. Appropriate patches required to run Java 

1.6.0_16.

• SUNWscp:

To install it, execute the following command in command prompt:
pfexec pkg install SUNWscp

• 100 MB of free disk space (during installation, the /tmp partition must have 150 MB free)
• 512 MB of RAM
• X Window System with Gnome desktop environment
• A mouse or other pointing device
• TCP/IP network protocol

Comply with the following requirements, then return to 5.1 - Before Installing Liebert MultiLink.

• During installation you must be logged in as “root.”
• If you are using an SNMP card, check for SNMP daemons. Execute the command

ps -ef | grep -i snmp

. If the processes snmpdx or snmpdm are running, they must be 

disabled before Liebert MultiLink can be installed.

• Make sure the Liebert MultiLink distribution file has execute permission

(chmod +x <file>), then execute it.

Alternate to /tmp during installation
If you do not have enough disk space in the /tmp partition to meet the requirement specified in 

A.3.1 - Platform-Specific Requirements, you may specify an alternate location when starting the 

installation. For example, to use /home/tmp, start the install with the following command:

./ML_40_001_Solaris_x86.bin /home/tmp

The Liebert MultiLink installation program places the script LiebertM in the /etc/init.d 

directory. It also creates K30LiebertM and S90LiebertM links in the /etc/rc1.d and /etc/rc2.d 

directories.

If running the Common Desktop Environment (CDE), all users meant to receive pop-up messages 

must allow access to their desktop. This can be accomplished by adding the following command to a 

common logon script (e.g., /etc/profile)-see the CDE documentation or xhost man page for more 

information about the desktop security mechanism: /usr/openwin/bin/xhost +`hostname`