If you are not currently running Tru64 UNIX Version 5.1A, you must install Version 5.1A before installing this version of the kit. Do the following:
Back up your system.
Install Tru64 UNIX Version 5.1A.
Caution
Because of conflicts between files installed by the Mobile IPv6 kit and files installed by the patch kit, do not install any patches after the installation has finished.
You must also configure your system as an IPv6 host node or a router.
See the
Network Administration: Connections
manual for more information.
3.1 Installing the Kit
After
you create the
/usr/kits
directory and copy the compressed
file to the directory, do the following to install the kit:
Change to the
/usr/kits
directory.
# cd /usr/kits
Uncompress the file by using the following command:
# gunzip -c mobileipv6demo.tar.gz | tar xvpf -
Change to the
mobileipv6
directory.
# cd mobileipv6
Install the Mobile IPv6 files with the following command:
# ./installmobileipv6demo
Enter
1
to select Kit Installation.
Choose which role this system will have:
Will this system be a Home Agent or Correspondent Node? [H/C]
Enter H for the home agent or enter C for the correspondent node.
If any errors occur during this step, correct them before going to step 5.
Build a new kernel by using the following command:
# doconfig -c SYSTEM_NAME
SYSTEM_NAME is the name of your system, in uppercase letters.
Move the new kernel to the root directory, making sure that the original kernel is saved.
# mv /vmunix /vmunix.save # mv /sys/SYSTEM_NAME/vmunix /vmunix
Reboot the system. Make sure there are no other users on the system. Use a command similar to the following:
# shutdown -r +5 "Completing Tru64 UNIX Mobile IPv6 Installation..."
The system is now ready to function as either a home agent
or a correspondent node.
3.2 Removing the Kit
If you need to remove the kit, do the following:
Change to the
/usr/kits/mobileipv6
directory.
# cd /usr/kits/mobileipv6
Remove the Mobile IP files with the following command:
# ./installmobileipv6demo
Enter
2
to select Kit Removal.
This restores the original files.
Restore the original kernel with the following command:
# mv /vmunix.save /vmunix
Reboot the system. Make sure there are no other users on the system. Use a command similar to the following:
# shutdown -r +5 "Completing Tru64 UNIX Mobile IPv6 Removal..."