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<ul> <li>

A

system

installation

uses

the

UNIX

package

management

system

to

install

the

product

in

vendor-recommended

installation

directories.

<li>

A

user

mode

installation

method

is

performed

outside

of

the

UNIX

package

management

system.

It

allows

installation

of

the

product

in

user-selected

directories,

and

supports

multiple

installs

of

differing

versions

or

the

same

versions

of

the

product.

</ul>

Product

maintenance

is

packaged

as

an

updated

installation

package.

The

installation

process

upgrades

the

current

installation

to

the

latest

product

maintenance

level.

<br><br>

UNIX

vendor

system

installation

formats

are

as

follows:

<ul> <li>

AIX

is

packaged

in

a

backup

file

format

(extension

.bff)

and

installed

with

the

AIX

installp

command.

<li>

Sun

Solaris

is

packaged

in

a

Sun

software

package

format

and

installed

with

the

Sun

pkgadd

command.

<li>

HP-UX

is

packaged

in

a

HP

depot

format

and

installed

with

the

HP

swinstall

command.

<li>

Linux

is

packaged

in

a

RPM

format

and

installed

with

the

Linux

rpm

command.

<li>

All

other

UNIX

varieties

are

packaged

as

compressed

tar

files

and

installed

with

the

Stonebranch

UNIX

installation

scripts.

</ul>

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z/OS	The Universal Agent 7.1.0.0 package is an SMP/E install consisting of multiple FMIDs. The package is composed of a set of FMIDs for MVS components and a set of FMIDs for UNIX System Services (USS) components. The MVS components are required and the USS components are optional. Maintenance is packaged as a cumulative PTF file containing all available product PTFs for all products within the Workload Automation package.
Windows	All packages are created with the InstallShield Windows packaging tool. The package is installed with Microsoft’s Windows Installer (file extension .msi). Product maintenance is packaged as an updated Windows Installer installation package. The installation process upgrades the current install to the latest product maintenance level.
UNIX	There are two installation methods supported on UNIX platforms, both of which are initiated from a Stonebranch script:
IBM i	The package is an IBM i Licensed Program and installed with the IBM i RSTLICPGM command. By default, all product and dependent product identifiers are installed. Maintenance is packaged as a cumulative PTF file containing all available product PTFs.

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