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ContentsPreface. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vContacting Borland Developer Support. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .vDocumentation Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . viChapter 1:StarTeam Server 2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Downloading StarTeam Server and StarTeamMPX Server. . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Installing StarTeam Server, StarTeamMPX Server, and Cache Agent . . . .2Initializing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Installing StarTeam Server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Installing StarTeamMPX Server. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Finalizing the StarTeam Server and MPX Installations . . . . . . . . . . . .11Installing StarTeamMPX Cache Agent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Configuring and Running Cache Agent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13Creating a New Server Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Using the Sample Server Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Using a StarTeam Client . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Understanding Differences in Servers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Migrating Between Platforms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Uninstalling StarTeam Server. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Known Issues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Contents iii

PrefaceThis manual contains information for StarTeam administrators aboutinstalling and configuring StarTeam Server for Solaris. It is asupplement to the StarTeam Administrator’s Guide that is written forthe StarTeam Server for Windows because most of the server featuresare the same in both products.This manual assumes that the StarTeam administrator is familiar with: Creating and modifying relational databases Working with the features of their operating system, such ascreating files, running executables, and managing access rightsBasic configuration management conceptsImportantThe online manuals are distributed in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format andrequire the Adobe Acrobat reader, 4.0 or higher, in order to display them.The reader is available from the Adobe web site at: www.adobe.com.Contacting Borland Developer SupportBorland offers a variety of support options. These include free serviceson the Internet, where you can search our extensive information baseand connect with other users of Borland products. In addition, you canchoose from several categories of support, ranging from support oninstallations of the Borland product to fee-based consultant-levelsupport and extensive assistance.For more information about Borland's developer support services, seeour web site at www.borland.com/devsupport/. From the Web site, youcan access many newsgroups where StarTeam users exchangeinformation, tips and techniques.Refer also to the Borland Community site at community.borland.com. Itprovides access to lots of information, articles, code examples, andupcoming news about StarTeam.Prefacev

When contacting support, be prepared to provide complete informationabout your environment, the version of the product you are using, and adetailed description of the problem.For support on third-party tools or documentation, contact the vendor ofthe tool.Documentation ConventionsThe StarTeam documentation uses the following conventions.NoteIdentifies supplemental information.TipIdentifies information on alternative procedures or other helpful butnonessential information.ImportantIdentifies information that is essential to the completion of a task.CautionIdentifies actions that may result in loss of data or procedures that mustbe followed to ensure that data is not lost.vi StarTeam Server for Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide

Chapter 1:StarTeam Server 2005Most of the StarTeam Server features are the same for both the Solarisand Windows products. Those features are covered in the StarTeamAdministrator’s Guide. This guide is a supplement that providesinformation about StarTeam Server for Solaris that cannot be found inother StarTeam guides.This guide provides installation instructions for StarTeam Server forSolaris, StarTeamMPX Server and Cache Agent. It also explains how torun Cache Agent on Solaris systems. For more information aboutStarTeamMPX and Cache Agent, see the StarTeamMPX ServerAdministrator’s Guide.Downloading StarTeam Server and StarTeamMPXServerIf you are installing StarTeam Server for Solaris from a CD, please skipthis section. See “Installing StarTeam Server, StarTeamMPX Server,and Cache Agent” on page 2.To download StarTeam Server and StarTeamMPX Server:1. Download the following files from the Borland web site and placethem in your starteam directory:SunOS5.8.patches.71.zip or SunOS5.9.patches.71.zip, dependingon whether you are using the Solaris 8 or 9 operation systemStarTeam_Extensions.zipSECaliberRM.zipj2re-1_4_2_01-solaris-sparc.shSTServer_7.1.XXX.zipMPXServer_7.1.XXX.zipCA_7.1.XXX.zipChapter 1: StarTeam Server 2005 1

2. Uncompress and expand the following .zip files using the unziputility.SunOS5.8.patches.71.zip or SunOS5.9.patches.71.zipSTServer_7.1.XXX.zipMPXServer_7.1.XXX.zip CA_7.1.XXX.zipAfter you complete these steps, the starteam directory should contain:server (Expanded result of STServer_7.1.XXX.zip)MPX (Expanded result of MPXServer_7.1.XXX.zip)CA (Expanded result of CA_7.1.XXX.zip)SunOS5.8.patches or SunOS5.9.patches (Expanded result ofSunOS5.8.patches.71.zip or SunOS5.9.patches.71.zip)StarTeam_Extensions.zip (Downloaded file)SECaliberRM.zip (Downloaded file)j2re-1_4_2_01-solsparc.sh (Downloaded file)Installing StarTeam Server, StarTeamMPX Server, andCache AgentThe following procedures explain how to install StarTeam Server forSolaris and StarTeamMPX Server from either a CD or the downloadedpackages (once you have the exact directory structure explained above).You can install them under an existing account and existing group, orcreate a new account and/or group during the installation. For example,you can create an account with the name “starteam” and attach it to thegroup “staff”.InitializingBefore you install StarTeam Server, you must properly initialize yourenvironment as explained in the following procedure.If you are installing from the server console, skip steps 2, 3, and 5.2 StarTeam Server for Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide

To properly initialize your environment before starting thisscript:1. Log on to your account.2. Enter the following:# xhost +.3. Connect to the computer on which you are installing StarTeamServer using the following command:telnet server_namewhere server_name is the host name or IP address of the server.4. Log in as root, for example, using:su - root.5. Set the DISPLAY environment variable. For Bourne or Korn shell, enter the following:# DISPLAY=workstation_name:0.0# export DISPLAY For C shell, enter the following:> setenv DISPLAY workstation_name:0.0where workstation_name is your workstation's host name or IPaddress. If you are installing from the server console, theworkstation_name should be empty.NotesIf you are installing from a workstation using an X server software(XDMCP), please see the documentation for your specific softwarepackage.Installing StarTeam ServerStarTeam Server component installations begin by running a StarTeamSetup script.To install StarTeam Server:1. Change directory to the location of your CD or downloaded files.Chapter 1: StarTeam Server 2005 3

2. Then change directory to ./server.3. Execute the initial setup script named “setup”.# ./setupThe Setup script performs the following pre-installation steps. Displays the Borland license agreement. Checks the system to insure that the required patch levels areinstalledIf all of the required patches are not present at the necessarypatch level, the script offers to install them for you.Checks the system for a Java VM installation.You are prompted to enter a path to your Java VM. Theinstallation checks that there is a version of Java at thatlocation and continues. Verifies the ORACLE_HOME designation. The root directory ofthe local Oracle database installation must be verified.4. The Setup script asks you to select a user account to be used toadminister the StarTeam Server. Your choices are “new” and “old”.If you choose “new”, you are prompted to enter the account name,primary group, home directory, and default shell. The newaccount name is “starteam” by default. If you choose “old”, enter the name of an existing account.5. The Setup script asks whether you wish to proceed with thecommand line (“cmd”) installation or the graphical user interface(“gui”) installation.To install StarTeam Server components using the command lineinstallation enter “cmd”.This starts the Solaris pkgadd utility, which allows you toinstall StarTeam Server components: StarTeam Server,StarTeam Server documentation, StarDraw sample serverconfiguration, and tuning scripts under the/opt/starteamserver2005 directory. Proceed to “InstallingStarTeamMPX Server” on page 6. To install the StarTeam Server components using the Javainstaller, enter “gui”. Go on to step 6.6. On the Welcome screen, click Next.4 StarTeam Server for Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide

The Select Type screen opens.7. Select the type of installation. Select “Typical” to install all the StarTeam Server components onthe local computer: The StarTeam Server, StarTeam ServerDocumentation, StarDraw sample server configuration, andtuning scripts.A typical installation installs the product components under/opt/starteamserver2005. Select “Custom” to choose the components you want to installalong with a non-default installation location.A custom installation allows you to specify the installation rootdirectory (install_dir). Then the selected product componentsare installed under install_dir/.If you selected “Custom” installation, some additional dialogsare displayed.8. If you selected a custom installation:a. On the Locale Selection screen, click Next.The Select Install Directory screen opens.b. Specify the root directory into which the StarTeam Servercomponents should be installed and click Next.Chapter 1: StarTeam Server 2005 5

The Component Selection screen opens, listing all thecomponents that can be installed.c. Select the StarTeam Server components you want to install,and click Next.9. On the Ready to Install screen, click Install Now.10. On the Important Information screen, click Next.Remember to execute the “post_install” script later, to completelyfinish the installation.11. On the final Installation Summary dialog, click Exit.12. Run the “post_install” script.Installing StarTeamMPX ServerStarTeamMPX Server component installations begin by running aStarTeam Setup script.To install StarTeamMPX Server:1. Change directory to the location of your CD or downloaded files.2. Then change directory to ./MPX.3. Execute the initial setup script named “setup”.# ./setup6 StarTeam Server for Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide

The Setup script performs the pre-installation steps such asdisplaying the Borland license agreement.4. The Setup script asks whether you wish to proceed with thecommand line (“cmd”) installation or the graphical user interface(“gui”) installation.To install StarTeamMPX Server components using the commandline installation enter “cmd”.This starts the Solaris pkgadd utility, which allows you toinstall StarTeamMPX Server components: Event Transmitter,Message Broker, and Multicast Service. The Event Transmitteris installed in the “/opt/starteamserver2005” directory andMessage Broker, and Multicast Service are installed in“/opt/MessageBroker64” directory. Proceed to “Finalizing theStarTeam Server and MPX Installations” on page 11. To install the StarTeamMPX Server components using the Javainstaller, enter “gui”. The Java installer installs one or moreStarTeamMPX Server components in a single process. Go to step5.5. On the Welcome screen, click Next.The Select Type of Install screen opens.6. Select the desired type of installation, and click Next. Typical is recommended. Use it to install all the StarTeamMPXServer components (Event Transmitter, Message Broker,Multicast Service, and File Transmitter) on the local computer.7. When the Component Validation screen is displayed, click Next.8. After the selected components pass the compatibility tests, click GoTo Next Panel in the resulting confirmation dialog.Chapter 1: StarTeam Server 2005 7

9. On the resulting Ready to Install screen, click Install Now.10. If you are installing the Multicast Service, the installer asks for theaddress of the Message Broker to which the Multicast Service willconnect. This address is pre-filled with the IP address of the localcomputer and the default Message Broker port number (5101).Change this address if the Multicast Service will be using a MessageBroker with a different address and/or port number, and click Next.8 StarTeam Server for Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide

11. If you are installing the Event Transmitter, the installer displays ascreen for configuring the unicast and multicast profiles that will beadded to the XML template and configuration-specific files.The choices on this screen are:Unicast profile addressBy default, this address is initialized with the address of thelocal computer and the default Message Broker port number(5101). Change this address if the unicast profile, which is usedby the Event Transmitter and unicast StarTeam clients, shoulduse a Message Broker with a different address and/or portnumber.Multicast profile addressBy default, this address is initialized with the address of thelocal computer and the default Multicast Service port number(5104). Change this address if the multicast profile, which isused by multicast StarTeam clients, should use a MulticastService with a different address and/or port number. Default Client ProfileSelect the default profile that StarTeam clients should use:Unicast or Multicast.After specifying this information, click Next.Chapter 1: StarTeam Server 2005 9

NoteIf the installer for the Event Transmitter detects multiple networkaddresses on the host computer, the default profiles it sets up will containa server-address property whose syntax is invalid (multiple addresses).When installing to a computer that has more than one NIC or multipleIP addresses, do not accept the default server address settings. You mustmanually enter the correct server IP address.12. On the Important Information screen, click Next.Remember to execute the “post_install” script later, to completelyfinish the installation.13. On the final Installation Summary screen, click Exit.The installer copies the selected components to the appropriatedirectories. If the Event Transmitter is being installed, an XMLtemplate file will be created. If the server has existingconfigurations (defined in a 6.0 or 2005 starteam-server-configs.xmlfile or a 5.2 StarbaseServer.ini file), the XML template file is copiedto the appropriate configuration-specific subdirectories. The defaultroot directory for StarTeam Server is “/opt”, making the defaultinstallation directory “/opt/ starteamserver2005”.Assuming this installation directory for the StarTeam Server, theStarTeamMPX Server Event Transmitter component is installed inthe following locations.Event Transmitter binaries: The Event Transmitter files arealways stored in the same directory as the StarTeam Server(“/opt/starteamserver2005”).Event Transmitter XML Template File: This file is called“StarbaseMPXTransmitterTemplate.xml” and is placed in thedirectory “/opt/starteamserver2005/EventServices”.Configuration-specific XML Files: Configuration-specific EventTransmitter XML files are called“StarbaseMPXTransmitter.xml” and placed in a subdirectory ofthe EventServices directory. The name of the subdirectorymatches the name of the configuration. So, for example, theStarbaseMPXTransmitter.xml for a configuration called“Config1” is placed in the directory“/opt/starteamserver2005/EventServices/Config1”.10 StarTeam Server for Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide

Finalizing the StarTeam Server and MPXInstallationsAfter the installations, you must run a post installation script.To complete the installation:1. After the setup script exits, you must execute the “post_install”script:# ./post_installThis script: Installs StarTeam Extensions into a subdirectory of theStarTeam Server installation directory.Expands SECaliberRM.zip into the server installation directory.For details about StarTeam Extensions and the ImportRequirements utility, see the StarTeam Extensions User’sGuide.Expands the StarDraw sample server configurationInstalls the Sun JRE 1.4.2_01-b02 in a subdirectory of theStarTeam Server installation directory. Changes ownership of the installed StarTeam Server andStarTeamMPX Server components to the user account selectedduring setup.After the post_install script exits, the installation process iscomplete.2. If you have installed the server under an existing account, pleasesource your .profile or .cshrc files, or log out and log in again to youraccount.Installing StarTeamMPX Cache AgentYou install one Root Cache Agent per server configuration. Usually youinstall the Root Cache Agent on the same computer as the StarTeamServer. You install Remote Cache Agents where appropriate, so thatdata can be made more assessible to people at remote locations. Usuallythe people at the remote locations use the same MPX profile, but adifferent profile than used by local StarTeamMPX users. This sectionChapter 1: StarTeam Server 2005 11

covers installing Cache Agent. For more information, see “Configuringand Running Cache Agent” on page 13 and the StarTeamMPX ServerAdministrator’s Guide.To install Cache Agent:1. Change directory to the location of your CD or downloaded files.2. Then change directory to ./CA.3. Execute the initial setup script named “setup”.# ./setupThe Setup script performs the pre-installation steps such asdisplaying the Borland license agreement.4. The Setup script asks you to select a user account to be used toadminister StarTeamMPX Cache Agent.The default user name is cagent. Whatever you choose, this nameshould be different than the one selected earlier for StarTeamServer.5. On the Welcome screen, click Next.6. On the License Agreement screen, click the “I accept....” optionbutton and then click Next.7. On the Choose Install Folder screen:a. Do one of the following: Accept the default location for Cache Agent. Click Choose... to browse for another location.b. Click Next.8. On the Choose Link Folder screen, you specify where the uninstallinformation for Cache Agent will go.a. Do one of the following: Accept the default location for link. Click Choose... to browse for another location.b. Click Next.12 StarTeam Server for Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide

9. On the Pre-Installation Summary screen, review the summary andclick Install.10. When the Install Complete screen opens, click Done.11. After the setup script exits, you must execute the “post_install”script:# ./post_installConfiguring and Running Cache AgentEach Cache Agent has to be configured to become either a root or remoteCache Agent. For details about the parameters and same configurationfiles, see the StarTeamMPX Server Administrator’s Guide.To run Cache Agent on a Solaris system, use the following startcommand:cacheagentapp -c RootCacheAgentConfig.xml -d startTo stop running Cache Agent on a Solaris system, use the following stopcommand:cacheagentapp -c RootCacheAgentConfig.xml -d stopChapter 1: StarTeam Server 2005 13

Creating a New Server ConfigurationSee the StarTeam Installation Guide (install.pdf) for importantinformation about setting up the Oracle schema user. If you use thewizard in Server Tools to create a new server configuration, the schemauser can be created for you automatically, ensuring that the settings arecompatible with StarTeam.Using the Sample Server ConfigurationBorland provides a sample database with StarTeam Server.Oracle is the only database type currently supported for the StarTeamServer for Solaris. The StarTeam Server installation procedure createsand installs the following StarDraw Repository components.Creates the Samples directory and its subdirectories under theinstallation directory and copies the sample repository files intothem. Copies the Oracle export file, stardraw.dat, into theinstall_dir/starteamserver2005/Samples/StarDraw_Repository/Database directory.To install the StarDraw Repository on a Solaris system:1. If you have not already done so, create the following in Oracle: A database instance that will host the StarDraw database.StarDraw can share the database instance with otherdatabases. A schema user named “stardraw” with a password “stardraw” onthis instance.See the StarTeam Installation Guide (install.pdf) for moreinformation.2. Log in to Oracle as your Oracle user (typically “oracle”)3. Change directories to the following location:cd /starteamserver2005/Samples/StarDraw_Repository/Database4. Run the following from the command prompt:14 StarTeam Server for Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide

imp system/password file=stardraw.datfromuser=stardraw touser=stardraw commit=Ybuffer=64000 indexes=Ywhere password is the password for the “system” Oracle schemauser.5. Give all StarTeam Server users read-write permission on theSamples directory and its subdirectories.6. Create the new StarDraw server configuration in thestarteam-server-configs.xml file:a. Start the Server Tools utility by typing the following at thecommand prompt:/starteamserver2005/servertoolsThe Server Tools dialog opens.b. Click New.The Server Properties dialog opens.c. Type the following information in the dialog box: In the Configuration Name text box, type StarDraw In the Repository Text box, type the path to the StarDrawrepository. The default location created by the StarTeamServer installation procedure is:install_dir/starteamserver2005/Samples/StarDraw_RepositoryIn the Database Type list box, select OracleIn the Database Server Name text box, type the OracleService Name you assigned to the database instance that willhost the StarDraw server configuration database. In the Database User Name text box, type stardraw. In the Database Password text box, type stardraw.d. Click Create.Server Tools displays a message informing you that the serverconfiguration was created successfully. Leave the Server Toolsutility open. You will use it later to start the StarDraw serverconfiguration.Chapter 1: StarTeam Server 2005 15

e. Open the starteam-server-configs.xml file in a text editor andmodify the following lines for the StarDraw serverconfiguration. The StarDraw server configuration appearsafter the < Configuration name =" StarDraw" > line instarteam-server-configs.xml.Initalized=1DBCreated=1ServerGuid=be5ee3b0-c719-49c6-a1a1-f493764a03f5The StarDraw server configuration section “StarDraw” shouldlook similar to the following when you are finished.< Configuration name =" StarDraw" >16 StarTeam Server for Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide

f. Save your changes and close the text editor.g. On the Server Tools dialog, select the StarDraw serverconfiguration and click Start with Override. The ServerOptions dialog appears.h. Type the following information in the dialog box. In the Vault Path text box, type:install_dir/starteamserver2005/Samples/StarDraw_Repository/VaultIn the Archive Path text box, type:install_dir/starteamserver2005/Samples/StarDraw_Repository/Vault/ArchiveIn the Disk Cache Path text box, type:install_dir/starteamserver2005/Samples/StarDraw_Repository/Vault/Cache In the Attachment Path text box, type:install_dir/starteamserver2005/Samples/StarDraw_Repository/Attachmentsi. Click OK.Server Tools then starts the StarDraw server configuration.The first time you start a new server configuration StarTeamServer performs a number of startup tasks. This process maytake several minutes.Chapter 1: StarTeam Server 2005 17

When StarTeam Server initialization is finished, the Statuscolumn for the StarDraw server configuration changes to“Running”.Using a StarTeam ClientOnce a StarTeam client, such as the StarTeam Windows or Cross-Platform client, has been installed, you use it to access the StarTeamServer and use StarTeam. See the StarTeam User's Guide (user.pdf) formore details on opening existing projects and creating new ones.Understanding Differences in ServersStarTeam Server for Windows and for Solaris have slightly differentfeature sets.Because the StarTeam Server for Solaris uses the VARCHARdata type to store text, the maximum length of a text field inStarTeam client is limited to 8 KB.StarTeam Server for Solaris supports only the following locales:C locale, en_xx.ISO8859, en_US.UTF-8, de_DE.UTF-8,fr_FR.UTF-8, and ja_JP.UTF-8.Migrating Between PlatformsMigration from a StarTeam Server for Windows to a StarTeam Serverfor Solaris is supported only if performed with assistance from Borlandprofessional services. Because the StarTeam Server for Windows storestext in the CLOB data type instead of the VARCHAR data type, datamay be lost.Uninstalling StarTeam ServerUninstalling StarTeam Server is a usually a simple procedure.However, if you tried to uninstall StarTeam server from a non-rootaccount, and the uninstall_StarTeam_Server_x_x.class has beenremoved, you need to use the package remove utility to remove packagesfrom your system. For example:# pkgrm STsrvr18 StarTeam Server for Solaris Installation and Configuration Guide

To uninstall StarTeam Server:Known IssuesLog in as root and type the following command:# java -classpath . uninstall_StarTeam_Server_x_xBelow is the list of the known issues for the StarTeam Server for Solaris: StarTeam Server for Solaris supports Oracle 9.0.1.3.0, 9.2.0.4,and 10.1.0.3.0, but requires the 32-bit version of Oracle Client.Borland engineering advises running servertools with the nohupoption. If you logout of a servertools session that was not usingthis option, the StarTeam server configurations started duringthat session may be halted.Large check-in or add operations can produce “File could not bememory-mapped. Data will be read into memory instead”warnings in the Server.Log. No data is lost in this situation.When using Java SDK 1.4.x during the installation of MPX, aNull Pointer Exception may occur while invoking GUIinstallation. This, however, does not affect the installationprocess.Purge database operation fails in some situations. Theworkaround is to close the Server Tools window, re-open it, andrun the purge operation again.The following problems are known when using PVCS:If you force branch a file in PVCS, it does not show up in theStarTeam view, even when you perform a Foreign Refresh (F6).The lock status of a file, when locked by non-ST users in PVCS,cannot be displayed in the StarTeam Win32 Client.For troubleshooting purposes, it is recommended that thePVCS_DEBUG environment variable be set prior to running aPVCS wrap. The PVCS_DEBUG environment variable causes adebug log called "PVCS-Prg.en-US.log" to be created.Chapter 1: StarTeam Server 2005 19

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IndexCCache Agentconfiguring 13installing 11starting 13stopping 13configuringCache Agent 13Ddeveloper support vdownloadinginstallation files 1Solaris patches 1IinstallingCache Agent 11post-installation steps 11pre-installation steps 2StarTeamMPX Server 6StarTeam Server 3Kknown issues 19Mmigratingplatforms 18Solaris to Windows 18Windows to Solaris 18Ppatchesdownloading 1platformsmigrating 18product support vSserver configurationscreating 14using StarDraw sample 14Solaris migration 18Solaris patchesdownloading 1StarDraw sample server configuration 14StarTeam clients 18StarTeamMPX Serverdownloading 1installing 6StarTeam Serverdifferences between Windows andSolaris releases 18downloading 1installing 3uninstalling 18startingCache Agent 13stoppingCache Agent 13support vTtechnical support vUuninstallingStarTeam Server 18WWindows migration 18RRemote Cache Agent 13Root Cache Agent 13Index 21

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