SSH Tectia

Installing on HP-UX

SSH Tectia Client is available for HP-UX 11.x on PA-RISC (11.00) and for HP-UX 11.x on Itanium (11.22).

SSH Tectia Client includes support for Entrust certificates on HP-UX 11.0. The necessary libraries are automatically included in the installation.

On the CD-ROM, the installation packages for HP-UX platforms are located in the /install/hp-ux/ directory. Two packages are required: one for common components of SSH Tectia Client and Server, and another for specific components of SSH Tectia Client. With SSH Tectia Client (F) you may choose to install either the full client package or the client package without sshg3.

To install SSH Tectia Client on HP-UX, do the following:

  1. Unpack the packages with gunzip. In order to be installable, the created packages must have the correct long file name:

    $ gunzip ssh-tectia-common-<ver>-sd-<hpuxver>.depot.gz
    $ gunzip ssh-tectia-client-<ver>-sd-<hpuxver>.depot.gz
    

    In the package name, <ver> is the current package version of SSH Tectia Client (for example, 5.0.0.777) and <hpuxver> is the version of the HP-UX operating system (11.00 or 11.22).

    (Optional with SSH Tectia Client (F)) If you do not want to install the sshg3 command, use the client-ft-only package instead of the client package:

    $ gunzip ssh-tectia-client-ft-only-<ver>-sd-<hpuxver>.depot.gz
    
  2. Install the packages by running the following command with root privileges:

    # swinstall -s <path>/ssh-tectia-common-<ver>-sd-<hpuxver>.depot SSHG3common
    # swinstall -s <path>/ssh-tectia-client-<ver>-sd-<hpuxver>.depot SSHG3client
    

    In the command, <path> is the full path to the installation package (HP-UX requires this even when the command is run in the same directory).

    (Optional with SSH Tectia Client (F)) For the ft-only package, the command is the following:

    # swinstall -s <path>/ssh-tectia-client-ft-only-<ver>-sd-<hpuxver>.depot SSHG3clntf
    
  3. (Not necessary in "third-digit" maintenance updates) Copy the license file to the /etc/ssh2/licenses directory. See Licensing.