Communications Suite 6 Update 2 Component Products Release Notes

h1. Common Release Information for Sun Java Communications Suite 6 Update 2 Component Products

These release notes contain important release information that is common for all component products of Sun Java Communications Suite 6 Update 2.

These release notes contain the following sections:
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h2. About Sun Java Communications Suite, Version 6 Update 2

The Sun Java Communications Suite integrates a number of Sun server and client products to support distributed communication and collaboration applications.

The Sun Java Communications Suite 6 Update 2 release includes the following components:
* [Sun Convergence 1 Update 2 Release Notes|Sun Convergence 1 Update 2 Release Notes]
* [Sun Java System Calendar Server 6.3 Release Notes|Calendar Server 6.3 Release Notes]
* [Sun Java System Messaging Server 7 Update 2 Release Notes|Messaging Server 7 Update 2 Release Notes]
* [Sun Java System Instant Messaging 8 Update 1 Release Notes|Instant Messaging 8 Update 1 Release Notes]
* [Sun Java System Delegated Administrator 7 Release Notes|Delegated Administrator 7 Release Notes]
* [Sun Java System Communications Express 6.3 Release Notes|Communications Express 6.3 Release Notes]
* [Sun Java System Connector for Microsoft Outlook 7.3 Update 1 Release Notes|Connector for Microsoft Outlook 7.3 Update 1 Release Notes]
* Sun Java System Communications Sync 3.1

The Release Notes for Sun Java System Communications Sync 3.1 can be found at [http://docs.sun.com/source/819-4706/index.html].

h2. What's New in this Release of Sun Java Communications Suite

See the [Communications Suite 6 Update 2 What's New] document.

h2. Deprecated and Removed Features for Communications Suite

Support for the following features might be eliminated in a future release, have already been removed in this release, or were removed in a previous release:

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h3. Communications Express 6.3

Going forward, no new features will be added to the Communications Express user interface. It has been deprecated in favor of Sun Convergence. Communications Express will be removed from the product in a future release.

No patches will be issued for Communications Express versions prior to 6.3.

h3. Delegated Administrator 6.4

Going forward, no new features will be added to Delegated Administrator 6.4. It has been deprecated in favor of Delegated Administrator 7.

h3. Connector for Microsoft Outlook 7.1 , 7.2, and 7.2 Update 1

Going forward, no new features will be added to the Connector for Microsoft Outlook 7.1, 7.2, and 7.2 Update 2. They have been deprecated in favor of Connector for Microsoft Outlook 7.3.

h3. Communications Sync

Going forward, no new features will be added to Communications Sync. All versions of Communications Sync have been deprecated. If you are using Communications Sync, consider moving to [Sun Java Mobile Communications|CommSuite:Enabling Mobile Messaging with Communications Suite].

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h2. {anchor:Requirements4CS6}Requirements for Communications Suite 6 Update 2

This section describes the operating system, patch, client software, and any additional software requirements for this release of Communications Suite. This section contains the following topics:

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h3. Product Version Compatibility Requirements

This section answers the following questions:

* Which Sun Java System products are required to support the Communications Suite 6 Update 2 products? [Table 1-1|#table1-1prodverscompreqs] lists the Sun Java System product versions that are compatible with the Communications Suite 6 Update 2 products.

* To install a particular Communications Suite product, which other components do I need? [Table 1-2|#table1-2commscomponentdependencies] lists the individual Communications Suite products and shows the components on which they depend, including other Communications Suite components.

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*Table 1-1 Sun Java System Product Version Compatibility Requirements for Communications Suite 6 Update 2*

|| Product || Version || Required or Optional? ||
| Sun Java System Directory Server | 5.x, 6.x | Required. 6.3 or later recommended. |
| Sun Java System Message Queue | 4.3 | Optional. Communications Suite installer automatically installs Message Queue as a shared component. |
| Sun Java System Access Manager | 7.1 | Optional. |
| Sun Java System Application Server | 9.1 Update 2 | 9.1 Update 2 is required as the web container for Sun Convergence 1 Update 2. |
| Sun Java System Web Server | 7.0 Update 2 | Instant Messaging, Communications Express, and Delegated Administrator require a web container. Use either Web Server 7.0 Update 1, Application 8.2P2, or Application Server 9.1 Update 2 (recommended). |
For information about requirements for Directory Server, Access Manager, Web Server, and Application Server, see the current release notes for these products.

For installation instructions for Application Server 9.1 Update 2, see the [_Sun Java System Application Server 9.1 Installation Guide_|http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-3797].

For installation instructions for Directory Server Enterprise Edition 6.3, see the [_Sun Java System Directory Server Enterprise Edition 6.3 Installation Guide_|http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-2761].

For installation instructions for the other components, see the [_Sun Java Enterprise System 5 Update 1 Installation Guide_|http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-2827].

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*Table 1-2 Communications Suite 6 Update 2 Component Dependencies*

|| Product Component || Dependencies || Required or Optional? || Must Be on Local Host? ||
| Messaging Server 7 Update 2 \\
(64-bit or 32-bit) | Directory Server 5._x_, 6._x_ \\
Recommended: 6.3 or later | Required. To store user/group and domain information for authentication, authorization, and email delivery. | No |
| | Directory Server Setup Script ({{comm_dssetup.pl}})\\
You must use the version that is bundled with the Communications Suite 6 Update 2 installer. | Required. To prepare the LDAP directory for Messaging Server. | No. Must be on the same host as Directory Server. |
| | Access Manager 7.1 (for SSO) | Optional. To provide single sign-on (SSO) authentication and authorization service. You can also use the Messaging Server Trusted Circle SSO. | No |
| | Delegated Administrator 7 | Optional. To manage user and group data; to manage the directory schema. | No |
| Calendar Server 6.3 | Directory Server 5._x_, 6._x_ \\
Recommended: 6.3 or later | Required. To store user/group and domain information for authentication, authorization, and calendar account provisioning. | No |
| | Directory Server Setup Script ({{comm_dssetup.pl}}) \\
You must use the version that is bundled with the Communications Suite 6 Update 2 installer. | Required. To prepare the LDAP directory for Calendar Server. | No. Must be on the same host as Directory Server. |
| | Messaging Server 6._x_, 7.0, 7 Update 1, 7 Update 2\\
Recommended: 7 Update 2 | Optional. To provide email notifications. | No |
| | Access Manager 7.1 (for SSO) | Optional. To provide single sign-on (SSO) authentication and authorization service. You can also use the Messaging Server Trusted Circle SSO (if you have installed Messaging Server). | No |
| | Delegated Administrator 7 | Optional. To provision users of calendar services; to manage the directory schema. | No |
| Instant Messaging 8 (Server) | Directory Server 5._x_, 6._x_ \\
Recommended: 6.3 or later | Required. To store user, conference room, and news channel data. | No |
| | Directory Server Setup Script ({{comm_dssetup.pl}}) \\
You must use the version that is bundled with the Communications Suite 6 Update 2 installer. | Required. To prepare the LDAP directory for Instant Messaging. | No. Must be on the same host as Directory Server. |
| | Messaging Server 6._x_, 7.0, 7 Update 1, 7 Update 2 \\
Recommended: 7 Update 2 | Optional. To support offline delivery of instant messaging alerts and chat archives as email messages. | No |
| | Calendar Server 6._x_ \\
Recommended: 6.3 | Optional. To support Calendar Server event reminder notifications. | No |
| | Access Manager 7.1 (for SSO) | Optional. To provide authentication, authorization single sign-on (SSO), and policy services. You can use a local Access Manager client SDK, which provides access to a remote Access Manager Server; if you deploy the SDK, a remote Access Manager Server must be deployed to support it. | No. However, if you want IM to use a remote Access Manager, the Access Manager SDK must be installed on the host where the IM server is installed. |
| | Web container, one of: \\
Application Server 9.1 U2\\
Application Server 8._x{_}Recommended: AS 9.1 U2\\
Web Server 7 or higher | Optional. To support distribution and downloading of the Instant Messenger Java client and to provide IMPS Gateway and HTTP Gateway functionality. | Yes. \\
If you want the IM client to use SSO, the IM client must be deployed to the same web container as Access Manager. |
| Directory Server Setup Script ({{comm_dssetup.pl}})\\
(Version bundled with Communications Suite 6 Update 2 installer) | Directory Server 5._x_, 6._x_ \\
Recommended: 6.3 or later | Required. To set up the LDAP directory, which the {{comm_dssetup.pl}} script updates with Communications Suite components' schema. | Yes |
| Delegated Administrator 7 | Directory Server 5._x_, 6._x_ \\
Recommended: 6.3 or later\\
To enforce unique values for mail attributes, you must install one of these releases:\\
Directory Server 6._x{_}Directory Server 5.2.5 or later\\
Directory Server 5.2.4, and you must apply patch 5.2_Patch_4_6313027 | Required. To store user, group, and domain data that Delegated Administrator provisions for the Communications Suite components. | No |
| | Directory Server Setup Script ({{comm_dssetup.pl}}) \\
You must use the version that is bundled with the Communications Suite 6 Update 2 installer. | Required. To prepare the LDAP directory for Delegated Administrator. | No. Must be on the same host as Directory Server. |
| | Access Manager 7.1 | Optional. To provide authentication and authorization services when Delegated Administrator accesses the LDAP directory data. | Yes |
| | Web container, one of: \\
Application Server 9.1 U2\\
Application Server 8._x{_}Recommended: AS 9.1 U2\\
Web Server 7 or higher\\
Web Server 6 (compatible with Delegated Administrator 7, although WS 6 is not available for new installation) | Required. Delegated Administrator must be deployed to one of these web containers. The Delegated Administrator server must be deployed to the web container used by Access Manager. | Yes |
| | Messaging Server 6._x_, 7.0, 7 Update 1, 7 Update 2 \\
Recommended: 7 Update 2 | Required to provide mail service for users and groups provisioned by Delegated Administrator. Not required if you do not provision mail users. | No |
| | Calendar Server 6._x_ \\
Recommended: 6.3 | Required to provide calendar service for users and groups provisioned by Delegated Administrator. Not required if you do not provision calendar users. | No |
| Convergence 1 Update 2 | | For details about Convergence dependencies, see [Convergence 1 Update 2: Product Version Compatibility Requirements|#convergenceproductreqs]. | |
| Communications Express 6.3 | Directory Server 5._x_, 6._x_ \\
Recommended: 6.3 or later | Required. To store user/group data in the LDAP directory; to store address book data in the LDAP directory. | No |
| | Directory Server Setup Script ({{comm_dssetup.pl}}) \\
You must use the version that is bundled with the Communications Suite 6 Update 2 installer. | Required. To prepare the LDAP directory for Communications Express. | No. Must be on the same host as Directory Server. |
| | Access Manager 7.1 | Optional. To provide single sign-on (SSO) authentication and authorization services for Communications Express users. | No |
| | Web container, one of: \\
Application Server 9.1 U2\\
Application Server 8._x{_}Recommended: AS 9.1 U2\\
Web Server 7 or higher | Required. Communications Express must be deployed to one of these web containers. | Yes |
| | Messaging Server 6._x_, 7.0, 7 Update 1, 7 Update 2 \\
Recommended: 7 Update 2 | Required to provide mail service for Communications Express users. | No. However, we recommend deploying the Webmail Server component of Messaging Server on the same host as Convergence for scalability and performance. |
| | Calendar Server 6._x_ \\
Recommended: 6.3 | Required to provide calendar service for Communications Express users. | No |


h4. NSS Requirements

Communications Suite 6 Update 2 requires the use of the shared security component NSS version 3.11.7.

For more details about product version dependencies, see [Shared Components Bundled With the Communications Suite Installer|SharedComponents].

h3. {anchor:convergenceproductreqs} Convergence 1 Update 2: Product Version Compatibility Requirements

The information in this section provides you with all the product requirements and minimum product versions to install Convergence in these deployments:

* A new Communications Suite 6 deployment (fresh installations)
* An existing Communications Suite deployment (a combination of upgrades and fresh installations)

In general, the requirements for operating system, memory and disk space, browsers, and most other software products are the same for Convergence as for other Communications Suite products.

However, Convergence has a few specific product and version dependencies. The Convergence client also depends on other Communications Suite products to provide services such as mail and calendar.

The following tables list the product requirements, dependencies, and compatibilities specific to Convergence:

* Sun Java System Product Requirements
* Communications Suite Component Requirements
* Compatibility with Communications Express and the Address Book Store

Note that some of this information repeats the information shown in Table 1-1.

*Table 1-3 Sun Java System Product Requirements for Convergence 1 Update 2*

** Solaris x86 - 128641-08 (package-based), 128644-08 (file based)
** Linux - 128642-08 (package based), 128645-08 (file based)
* Patch 07
** Solaris SPARC - 128640-09 (package-based), 128643-09 (file based)

| Sun OpenSSO Enterprise | 8.0 | Optional. Required only if you want to use Sun OpenSSO Enterprise for authentication and/or SSO.| No |

For information about requirements for Directory Server, Application Server, and Access Manager, see the current release notes for these products.

*Table 1-4 Communications Suite Component Requirements for Convergence 1 Update 2*
|| Product || Version || Communications Suite Release || Required or Optional? || Must Be on Local Host? ||
| Messaging Server - Webmail Server | 7 Update 2 |6 Update 2 (for MS 7 Update 2 | Required to provide mail service in Convergence. | No, but you should deploy Webmail Server on the same host as Convergence for scalability and performance. |
| Messaging Server - all other MS components | 6.3, 7.0, 7 Update 1, 7 Update 2 | 5 (for MS 6.3)\\
6 (for MS 7.0)\\
6 Update 1 (for MS 7 Update 1)\\
6 Update 2 (for MS 7 Update 2 | Required to provide mail service in Convergence. | No |
| Calendar Server | 6.3, patch level \-35 or higher | 5 + apply patch level \-35\\
6 + apply patch level -35\\
6 Update 1 + apply patch level -35\\
6 Update 2 | Required to provide calendar service in Convergence. To support Convergence, Calendar Server 6.3 must be at least at the \-28 patch level. | No |
| Instant Messaging | 8 Update 1 | 6 Update 2 (for Instant Messaging 8 Update 1) | Required to provide Instant Messaging service in Convergence. | No |
| Directory Server Setup script, {{comm_dssetup.pl}} | You must use the version that is bundled with the Communications Suite 6 Update 2 installer. | 6 Update 2 | Required. You must run {{comm_dssetup.pl}} on the hosts where Directory Server is installed. | No |
| Delegated Administrator | 6.4, 7.0-0.00\\ | 5, 6, or 6 Update 1, or 6 Update 2 | Optional. | No |

*Note:* Messaging Server, Calendar Server, and Instant Messaging are required for Convergence _only_ if you want to configure Convergence with the services they provide. For example, if you do not want IM service, you do not need Instant Messaging.

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*Table 1-5 Convergence 1 Update 2 Compatibility with Communications Express, Connector for Microsoft Outlook, Address Book Store, and LDAP Schema*
|| Product || Version || Communications Suite Release || Required or Optional? ||
| Communications Express | 6.3 | 5, 6, or 6 Update 1 | Optional. You can deploy Communications Express with the same Messaging Server, Calendar Server, and Directory Server as Convergence 1 Update 2. You can configure end users to access Communications Suite services through either client. |
| Connector for Microsoft Outlook | 7.3, 7.3 Update 1 | 6 (for 7.3) \\
6 Update 1 (for 7.3 Update 1) | Optional. You can deploy Connector for Microsoft Outlook with the same Communications Suite products and Directory Server as Convergence 1 Update 2. End users of Outlook (configured via the Connector for Microsoft Outlook) can access the same Communications Suite services as those accessed via Convergence and Communications Express. |
| Personal Address Book store | Can be configured by either Convergence 1 Update 2 or Communications Express 6.3 | N/A. (The Address Book store resides in an LDAP directory.) | You can configure Convergence 1 Update 2, Communications Express 6.3, and Connector for Microsoft Outlook 7.3 to use the same Address Book store.\\
Convergence end users can access and update an existing Address Book store configured on an existing Directory Server by using Communications Express. Conversely, you can configure Communications Express end users to access and update an Address Book store originally configured via Convergence 1 Update 2.\\
Updates to the Address Book made in one client are visible and accessible on the other client.\\
New Address Book features provided by Convergence do not invalidate Address Book LDAP entries originally configured by using Communications Express. From the perspective of the Communications Express client, the Address Book functions as it did before Convergence was installed.\\
A Note About Corporate Address Books:\\
Convergence can be configured to support one Corporate Address Book for each hosted domain. Users of Communications Express who use a single Corporate Address Book can also access and update that Address Book through Convergence.\\
Caveat: Communications Express users who access multiple Corporate Address Books (in their domain) can only use the first Corporate Address Book through Convergence. The others are not accessible through Convergence. |
| LDAP Schema | Schema 1 or 2\\
Schema 2 only if Access Manager is deployed with Convergence. | N/A | If you use Access Manager (Realm Mode or Legacy Mode) to provide Single Sign-on (SSO) for Convergence, you must use Schema 2.\\
If you use Delegated Administrator (DA) to provisions users, you must use Schema 2, because DA depends on Access Manager (Legacy Mode), which requires Schema 2. |



h3. Memory and Disk Space Requirements

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*Table 1-6 Memory and Disk Space Requirements for Communications Suite 6*
|| Product || Disk Space || RAM || Other ||
| Sun Java System Calendar Server | Approximately 500 Mbytes of disk space for typical installation. For production systems, at least 1 Gbyte. | 128 Mbytes of RAM. For production systems, 256 Mbytes to 1 Gbyte for best performance. | RAID storage for fast access (recommended for large databases). |
| Sun Convergence | Approximately 100 Mbytes of disk space for initial installation. | 1 Gbyte minimum. | |
| Sun Java System Messaging Server | 1 Gbyte for production deployment or 500 Mbytes for evaluation installation. You also need adequate space for message store, database configuration directory, and log files, depending upon your site size. | 1 Gbyte minimum. | |
| Sun Java System Instant Messaging | Approximately 300 Mbytes of free disk space for the software. \\
Approximately 5 Kbytes of disk space for each user. | At least 256 Mbytes of RAM. The amount of RAM needed depends on the number of concurrent client connections, and whether the server and multiplexor are deployed on the same host. | |
| Delegated Administrator | The disk requirements for Delegated Administrator are the same as those of the Web container to which Delegated Administrator is deployed. \\
For information about the Web container's hardware requirements, see the current release notes for this Java Enterprise System component. | The memory requirements for Delegated Administrator are the same as those of the Web container to which Delegated Administrator is deployed. \\
For information about the Web container's hardware requirements, see the current release notes for this Java Enterprise System component. | |
| Communications Express | Approximately the same as Messaging Server/Calender Server. | 1 Gbyte minimum. | |

h3. Operating System Requirements

This release supports the following platforms:

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*Table 1-7 Operating System and Platform Support*
|| Operating System || CPU || Comments ||
| Solaris OS 10 | SPARC, x86, x64 | |
| Solaris OS 9 | SPARC, x86 | |
| Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 \\
Advanced Server (32-bit and 64-bit versions) \\
Enterprise Server (32-bit and 64-bit versions) | x86, x64 | * Distinct 32-bit x86 and 64-bit AMD64/Intel EM64T distributions exist.
* Advanced Server and Enterprise Server provide identical functionality. Essentially ES limits CPU/memory support. |
| Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 \\
Advanced Server (32-bit and 64-bit versions) \\
Enterprise Server (32-bit and 64-bit versions) | x86, x64 | * Distinct 32-bit x86 and 64-bit AMD64/Intel EM64T distributions exist.
* Advanced Server and Enterprise Server provide identical functionality. Essentially ES limits CPU/memory support. |
| Windows 2000 (SP 3 or higher); XP (SP 1 or higher); 2003 Terminal Server; Vista | x86 | For Sun Java System Connector for Outlook only. |
Notes:
* Messaging Server, Calendar Server, Instant Messaging, Communications Express, and Delegated Administrator are no longer supported on HP-UX or Windows platforms.
* The Communications Suite installer checks for required platform patches. You must install all required patches or the installation process does not continue.
* The performance of your Communications Suite deployment depends on many factors, including CPU power, available memory, disk space, file system performance, usage patterns, network bandwidth, and so on. For example, throughput is directly related to file system performance. If you have questions about sizing and performance, contact your Sun Java Communications Suite representative.

h3. System Virtualization Support

System virtualization is a technology that enables multiple operating system (OS) instances to execute independently on shared hardware. Functionally, software deployed to an OS hosted in a virtualized environment is generally unaware that the underlying platform has been virtualized. Sun performs testing of its Sun Java System products on select system virtualization and OS combinations. This testing helps validate that the Sun Java System products continue to function on properly sized and configured virtualized environments as they do on nonvirtualized systems.

Communications Suite supports the VMware container (VMware ESX Server 3). As support for such virtualization platforms as LDOMs and the xVM Server becomes available, this document will be updated.

For information about Sun support for Sun Java System products in virtualized environments, see [http://docs.sun.com/doc/820-4651].


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h3. Communications Suite Patches

For the most current list of required patches for Sun Java Communications Suite, go to [http://sunsolve.sun.com]and select either Patches or Patch Portal. As operating system patch requirements change and patches to Communications Suite and Java Enterprise System components become available, updates will be distributed on the SunSolve database, initially in the form of recommended patch clusters.

To deploy Calendar Server 6.3 with Convergence, Calendar Server must be at least at the \-28 patch level.

If you wish to locate patches for the Sun Java Communications Suite products, the following table lists the keywords used for each Communications Suite product. You can use the specific keyword to search for relevant patches on Sunsolve.

*Patch Keywords for Communications Suite Products*
|| Product || Keyword ||
| Calendar Server | "Calendar Server" |
| Communications Express | "communications express" |
| Convergence | "convergence" |
| Delegated Administrator | commcli |
| Dssetup | comm_dssetup |
| Instant Messaging | "Instant Messaging" |
| Messaging Server | "Messaging Server" |
| Connector for Microsoft Outlook |"Outlook Connector" |

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h3. High Availability Support

*Table 1-9 Supported High-Availability Products*
|| Product || Supported Versions ||
| Calendar Server 6.3 | * Sun Cluster
** SPARC: 3.0, 3.1 Update 4, 3.2
** x86: 3.1 Update 4, 3.2
** Linux: Not Supported
* Veritas
** SPARC: Not Supported
** x86: Not Supported
** Linux: Not Supported |
| Instant Messaging 8 | * Sun Cluster
** SPARC: 3.1 Update 4, 3.2
** x86: 3.1 Update 4, 3.2
** Linux: Not Supported
* Veritas
** SPARC: Not Supported
** x86: Not Supported
** Linux: Not Supported |
| Messaging Server 7 Update 1 | * Sun Cluster
** SPARC: 3.0, 3.1 Update 4, 3.2
** x86: 3.1 Update 4, 3.2 U1
** Linux: Not Supported
* Veritas
** SPARC: 3.5, 4.0, 4.1, 5.0
** x86: 3.5, 4.0. 4.1, 5.0
** Linux: 4.1,5.0 |

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*Table 1-9a Compatibility Between Messaging Server and the MS High-Availability Agent Versions*

|| MS High-Availability Agent Version || Compatible Messaging Server Versions ||
| MS_SCHA 7.0 | Messaging Server 64-bit version 6.3 or later \\
Messaging Server 64-bit will not work with MS_SCHA 6._x_. |
| MS_SCHA 7.0 | Messaging Server 32-bit version 6.3-1.02 or later. |
| MS_SCHA 6._x_ | Messaging Server 32-bit version 6.3 |

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h3. Browser Requirements for Communications Suite Clients

The following browsers are supported for Communications Suite clients.

*Table 1-10 Supported Browser Versions for Convergence Clients*
|| Browser || Windows XP || Windows 2000 || Windows Vista || Solaris || Red Hat Linux || Mac OS 10.x ||
| Microsoft Internet Explorer | 7.x | N/A | 7.x | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Firefox | 2.0.0.11 minimum \\
3.0.x | 2.0.0.11 minimum \\
3.0.x | 2.0.0.11 minimum \\
3.0.x | 2.0.0.11 minimum \\
3.0.x | 2.0.0.11 minimum \\
3.0.x | 2.0.0.11 minimum \\
3.0.x |
| Safari | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | 3.1.x |


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*Table 1-11 Supported Browser Versions for Communications Express Clients*
|| Browser || Windows XP || Windows 2000 || Solaris || Red Hat Linux || Mac OS 10.x ||
| Microsoft Internet Explorer | 7.0 | 6.0 SP1 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Safari | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | 3.0 |
| Firefox | 2.0 | 2.0 | 2.0 | 2.0 | 2.0 |

*Table 1-12 Supported Browser Versions for Delegated Administrator Clients*
|| Browser || Windows XP || Windows 2000 || Solaris ||
| Microsoft Internet Explorer | 6.0 SP1 and 7.0 | 6.0 SP1 and 7.0 | N/A |
| Firefox | 2.0 | 2.0 | 2.0 |
| Mozilla | 1.4 or later | 1.4 or later | 1.4 or later |
| Netscape Navigator | 7.2 | 7.2 | 7.2 |

h3. Additional Software Requirements for Individual Communications Suite Components
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h4. Messaging Server

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h5. Recommended File Systems for Message Stores

The following file systems are recommended for message stores:
* LUFS (Logging UFS).
* VxFS (Veritas File System). Veritas File System provides good system performance if configured properly. If you use VxVM, the Veritas Volume Manager, you need to watch carefully that the volumes and the log file for the volumes are set to be regularly striped.
* HAStoragePlus File System for Sun Cluster installations. The HAStoragePlus File System provides better performance than the default Sun Cluster Global File System.
* NFS (Network File System). You can use NFS on MTA relay machines, for LMTP, for autoreply histories, and for message defragmentation. See the [_Sun Java System Messaging Server 6.3 Administration Guide_|http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-4428] for more information. In addition, NFS can be supported on BSD-style mailboxes ({{/var/mail/}}) as well as for message stores. The Sun StorEdge 53xx NAS have been certified for use with Messaging Server. See [Using Sun StorageTek 53xx NAS with Messaging Server Message Store|http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-1040] for more information.
* ZFS. As of Messaging Server 6.3, Messaging Server supports the ZFS file system. See [Messaging Server ZFS Support|http://msg.wikidoc.info/index.php/Messaging_Server_ZFS_Support] for more information.

h5. DNS Server and Messaging Server

A high-quality caching DNS server on the local network is a requirement for a production deployment of Messaging Server. Messaging Server depends heavily on the responsiveness and scalability of the DNS server.

Additionally, your DNS configuration needs to be clearly specified as to how to route to hosts that are not on the local subnet by ensuring the following:

* The {{/etc/defaultrouter}} file should contain the IP address of the gateway system. This address must be on a local subnet.
* The {{/etc/resolv.conf}} file exists and contains the proper entries for reachable DNS servers and domain suffixes.
* In the {{/etc/nsswitch.conf}} file, the {{hosts:}} line has the {{files}}, {{dns}}, and {{nis}} keywords added. The keyword {{files}} must precede {{dns}} and {{nis}}. For example, the lines should not look like this:

{noformat}
hosts: nis dns files
ipnodes: nis dns files
{noformat}The lines should be changed to this:

{noformat}
hosts: files nis dns
ipnodes: files nis dns
{noformat}
* In the {{/etc/hosts file}}, the FQDN is the first host name.

For example, if your Internet host table in your {{/etc/hosts}} file should not look like this:
{noformat}
123.45.67.89 budgie.west.sesta.com
123.45.67.89 budgie loghost mailhost
{noformat}

Change the host table so that only one line is shown for the IP address of the host. Be sure that the first host name is a fully qualified domain name. For example:
{noformat}
123.45.67.89 budgie.west.sesta.com budgie loghost mailhost
{noformat}

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On Solaris OS 10 U3 and earlier platforms, you not only have to add the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) to the {{/etc/hosts}} file, but also to the {{/etc/inet/ipnodes}} file. Otherwise, you will receive an error indicating that your host name is not a fully qualified domain name. From Solaris OS 10 U4 onward, the contents of the {{/etc/inet/ipnodes}} and {{/etc/hosts}} files have been merged together into just the {{/etc/hosts}} file. Applying kernel patch 120011-14 on any Solaris 10 system also performs the merge, and subsequent removal of the {{/etc/inet/ipnodes}} file.
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h4. Delegated Administrator

The following Java Enterprise System components, tools, and LDAP schema version are required for this release of Delegated Administrator:

* Directory Server 5.x or 6.x
To enforce unique values for mail attributes, you must install one of these releases:
** Directory Server 6.x
** Directory Server 5.2.5 or later
** Directory Server 5.2.4, and you must apply patch 5.2_Patch_4_6313027
* Either Messaging Server 6 or Calendar Server 6, or both
* Java Enterprise System Web container. You must deploy Delegated Administrator to one of the following Web containers:
** Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 or higher
** Sun Java System Web Server 7 or higher
** Sun Java System Application Server 7.x
** Sun Java System Application Server 8.x
** Sun Java System Application Server 9.1
* Directory Server Setup script, {{comm_dssetup.pl}}: Use the version that is bundled with the current version of the Communications Suite installer.
* LDAP Schema 2
This release of Communications Suite Delegated Administrator is designed for provisioning users in an LDAP Schema 2 directory.

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h4. Instant Messaging

h5. {anchor:ACEFR} Instant Messaging Client Hardware Requirements

Instant Messenger uses between 50 and 70 Mbytes of memory on most platforms. You should estimate the memory requirement by including the requirements of other applications (including operating systems) used on the client machine. In most cases, at least 256 Mbytes RAM is recommended to run Instant Messenger and other applications comfortably. This number becomes higher when using memory-intensive operating systems.

h5. Instant Messaging Client Operating System Requirements

This release supports the following client platforms:
* Solaris OS 9, and 10
* Microsoft Windows 98, ME, NT (SP 6a), 2000, XP
* Mac OS X, minimum 10.1
* Red Hat Linux, minimum 7.2

On Windows, you can run Instant Messenger by using the browser's Java Plugin from the following browsers:
* Netscape, minimum 7.2
* Mozilla, minimum 1.7
* Mozilla Firefox, minimum 1.0
* Internet Explorer, minimum 6.0 SP 2

If the client machine has Java 1.5 minimum installed, there are no additional requirements to use either Java Plugin or Java Web Start. Netscape Navigator v7 as well as the recent versions of the Mozilla browser include Java v1.5 minimum. Internet Explorer does not include the latest version of Java. JDK 5.0 is included with Sun Java System Instant Messaging.

If the client machine does not have Java v1.5 minimum installed, you need to install Java Web Start. You can download and install Java v1.5 from the Java Technology website ([http://java.sun.com/j2se]).

You can download and install Java Web Start from the Java Web Start Technology website ([http://java.sun.com/products/javawebstart]).

HTML links can be exchanged over Instant Messenger and activated from the messenger by clicking them. When a link is activated, the messenger invokes a browser. The following table lists supported operating system and browser combinations.

*Table 1-13 Supported Client OS and Browser Combinations for Instant Messaging*
|| Operating System || Browser ||
| Solaris OS 10 | JDS Desktop Netscape Communicator, minimum 8.0, Mozilla minimum 1.7.12, Mozilla Firefox minimum 1.5.0 |
| Red Hat Linux Desktop | Minimum 7.0 Netscape Communicator, minimum 8.0, Mozilla minimum 1.7.12, Mozilla Firefox minimum 1.5.0 |
| Red Hat Linux Desktop | Minimum 9.0 Netscape Communicator, minimum 8.0, Mozilla minimum 1.7.12, Mozilla Firefox minimum 1.5.0 |
| Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP | No restrictions |
| Mac OS X | No restrictions |

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h4. Connector for Outlook

This section describes the requirements and recommendations for Sun Java System Connector for Microsoft Outlook.

The following operating systems are supported:
* Microsoft Windows 2000 (Service Pack 3 or higher)
* Microsoft Windows XP
* Microsoft Windows 2003 Terminal Server
* Microsoft Vista

The following versions of Microsoft Outlook are supported:
* Outlook 2007
* Outlook 2003

*Table 1-14: Communications Suite Component Requirements for Sun Java System Connector for Microsoft Outlook 7.3*

|| Product || Version || Communications Suite Release || Required or Optional? ||
| Messaging Server | 6.3, 7.0 | 5 (for 6.3) or 6 (for 7.0) | Required to provide mail service. |
| Calendar Server | 6.3, 6.3.1 | 5 | Required to provide calendar service. |
| Convergence | 1.0 | 6 | Optional (Recommended). Either Communications Express or Convergence can be used to provide address book service, mail filters and out of office message features. |
| Communications Express | 6.3 | 6 | Optional. |
| Directory Server | 5.2, 6.0 or higher | 4 (for 5.2), 5 (for 6.0 or higher) or 6 (6.3 or higher) | Required for GAL - corporate address book service. |

{info:title=Note}
Calendar Server customers who have deployed previous versions of Sun Java System Calendar Server need to engage with Sun Professional Services to enable their data to be converted and migrated to the new format. A Sun Professional Services offering is available. This migration is required for the use of Outlook, and is necessary because of the underlying changes in the storage and management of recurring events. No migration service is required for new customers of Calendar Server 6 2004Q2 minimum.
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h2. Locating Patches for Sun Java Communications Suite Products

To locate patches for the Sun Java Communications Suite products, check the following table, which lists the keywords used for each Communications Suite product. You can use the specific keyword to search for relevant patches in the SunSolve database.

*Table 1-15 Patch Keywords for Communications Suite Products*
|| Product || Keyword ||
| Calendar Server | "Calendar Server" |
| Convergence | TBD |
| Communications Express | "communications express" |
| Delegated Administrator | commcli |
| Dssetup | comm_dssetup |
| Instant Messaging | "Instant Messaging" |
| Messaging Server | "Messaging Server" |
| Connector for Microsoft Outlook | "Outlook Connector" |
{info:title=Note}
The double quotes should be used to search for the text string and word space.
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h2. Sun Java Communications Suite Installation and Upgrade Notes


h3. Default Installation Directories and Ports

The Communications Suite installer automatically installs product components in default directories unless you specify otherwise. In most cases, you can specify a custom location to override a default location when you are specifying configuration values during or after installation, with the following exceptions:
* *Sun Cluster components.* You cannot change the location of the installation directories.
* *Message Queue.* You cannot change the location of the installation directories.
{info:title=Note}Use the default installation directory when installing product components, if possible. If you specify an alternative installation directory, you are responsible for consistently pointing components to that installation directory during configuration.
{info}The following table lists the default installation directories for the Communications Suite product components.

{anchor:GANIQ} *Table 1-16 Default Installation Directories*

|| Label and State File Parameter || Default Directory || Comment ||
| Access Manager \\
{{CMN_IS_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS: {{/opt/SUNWam{}}}
Linux: {{/opt/sun/identity}} | |
| Application Server \\
{{CMN_AS_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS and Linux: {{/opt/SUNWappserver}} | Contains Application Server utilities, executables, and libraries. |
| Application Server Domains \\
{{CMN_AS_DOMAINSDIR}} | Solaris OS and Linux: {{/opt/SUNWappserver/domains}} | Default area under which administrative domains are created. |
| Calendar Server \\
{{CMN_CS_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS and Linux: {{/opt/sun/comms/calendar}} | |
| Convergence \\
{{CMN_IWC_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS and Linux: {{/opt/sun/comms/iwc}} | |
| Communications Express \\
{{CMN_UWC_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS and Linux: {{/opt/sun/comms/ce}} | |
| Delegated Administrator \\
{{CMN_COMMDA_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS and Linux: {{/opt/sun/comms/da}} | |
| Directory Preparation Tool \\
{{CMN_DSSETUP_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS and Linux: {{/opt/sun/comms/dssetup}} | |
| Directory Server Core \\
{{DSEE_BASE}} | Solaris OS: {{/opt/SUNWdsee/ds6{}}}
Linux: {{/opt/sun/ds6}} | Separately located subcomponents of Directory Server EE include Directory Server Core, Directory Service Control Center, and Directory Proxy Server. |
| Directory Service Control Center \\
{{DSEE_BASE}} | Solaris OS: {{/opt/SUNWdsee/dscc{}}}
Linux: {{/opt/sun/dscc}} | |
| Directory Proxy Server \\
{{DSEE_BASE}} | Solaris OS: {{/opt/SUNWdsee/dps{}}}
Linux and HP-UX: {{/opt/sun/dps}} | |
| Directory Server Instance Directory \\
{{DSEE_INSTANCE_DIR}} | Solaris OS: {{/var/opt/SUNWdsee/dsins1{}}}
Linux: {{/var/opt/sun/dsins1}} | |
| HADB \\
{{CMN_HADB_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS: {{/opt/SUNWhadb{}}}
Linux: {{/opt/SUNWhadb}} | HADB install locations are not relocatable in Communications Suite installation. |
| | Solaris OS: {{/var/opt/SUNWhadb{}}}
Linux: {{/var/opt/SUNWhadb}} | HADB Repository Data and Log location. |
| | Solaris OS: {{/etc/opt/SUNWhadb{}}}
Linux: {{/etc/opt/SUNWhadb}} | HADB Management Agent Config File |
| | Solaris OS: {{/etc/init.d/ma-initd{}}}
Linux: {{/etc/init.d/ma-initd}} | HADB Management Agent Startup Script |
| Instant Messaging \\
{{CMN_IIM_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS and Linux: {{/opt/sun/comms/im}} | |
| Instant Messaging Resource Directory \\
{{CMN_IIM_DOCSDIR}} | Solaris OS and Linux: {{/opt/sun/comms/im/html}} | |
| Instant Messaging Online Help Directory \\
{{CMN_IIM_DOCSHELPDIR}} | Solaris OS and Linux: {{/opt/sun/comms/im/html/en/imhelp}} | |
| Message Queue \\
You cannot change the installation directories, so no field is in the installer or parameter in the state file. | Not applicable | Solaris OS: \\
{{/usr/bin}} {{/usr/share/lib}} {{/usr/share/lib/imq}} {{/etc/imq}} {{/var/imq}} {{/usr/share/javadoc/imq}} {{/usr/demo/imq}} {{/opt/SUNWimq{}}}Linux: \\
{{/opt/sun/mq}} {{/etc/opt/sun/mq}} {{/var/opt/sun/mq}} |
| Messaging Server \\
{{CMN_MS_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS & Linux, 32 bit: {{/opt/sun/comms/messaging{}}}
Solaris OS 64-bit: {{/opt/sun/comms/messaging64}} | Messaging Server also uses {{/var/opt/sun/comms/messaging{}}}and {{/var/opt/sun/comms/messaging64}} as the read-write area for configuration, queue, log, store, and other miscellaneous data. |
| Monitoring Console \\
{{CMN_MC_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS: {{/opt/SUNWjesmc{}}}
Linux: {{/opt/sun/jesmc}} | |
| Sun Cluster \\
You cannot change the installation directories, so no is field in the installer or parameter in the state file. | Not applicable | Sun Cluster software is installed in the following locations on Solaris OS: \\
{{/}} {{/usr/opt}} {{/usr/cluster}} |
| Web Server \\
{{CMN_WS_INSTALLDIR}} | Solaris OS: {{/opt/SUNWwbsvr7{}}}
Linux: {{/opt/sun/webserver7}} | |
| Web Server Instance Directory \\
{{CMN_WS_INSTANCEDIR}} | Solaris OS: {{/var/opt/SUNWwbsvr7{}}}
Linux: {{/var/opt/sun/webserver7}} | |

h3. {anchor:GDWUB} Default Port Numbers

When the Communications Suite installer requests that you enter a port number, the installer performs a runtime check on the ports in use and displays an appropriate default value. If the default port number is being used by another component or by another instance of the same product component, the installer presents an alternative value.

The following table lists the default Communications Suite product component port numbers and the purpose of each port.
{info:title=Note}
Convergence, Access Manager, Communications Express, and Delegated Administrator are not listed in this table because they use the port numbers of the web container into which they are deployed.
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{anchor:GANJX} *Table 1-17 Product Component Default Port Numbers*

|| Product Component || Port || Purpose ||
| Access Manager | 58946 | UNIX authentication helper |
| | 58943 | Secure ID authentication helper (Solaris SPARC only) |
| Application Server | 8080 | Standard HTTP port |
| | 3700 | Standard IIOP port |
| | 4848 | Administration Server port |
| | 7676 | Standard Message Queue port |
| | 8686 | JMX port |
| | 8181 | HTTPS port |
| Calendar Server | 80 | Standard HTTP port |
| | 389 | LDAP port |
| | 57997 | ENS |
| | 59779 | DWP |
| Common agent container | 11162 | JMX port (TCP) |
| | 11161 | SNMP Adaptor port (UDP) |
| | 11162 | SNMP Adaptor port for traps (UDP) |
| | 11163 | Commandstream Adaptor port (TCP) |
| | 11164 | RMI Connector port (TCP) |
| Common agent container for Sun Cluster and Sun Geographic Edition | 10162 | JMX port (TCP) |
| | 10161 | SNMP Adaptor port (UDP) |
| | 10162 | SNMP Adaptor port for traps (UDP) |
| | 10163 | Commandstream Adaptor port (TCP) |
| | 10164 | RMI Connector port (TCP) |
| Directory Server | 389 | Standard LDAP listener |
| | 636 | LDAPS over SSL |
| HADB | 1862 | Management Agent Port (JMX) |
| | 15200 | Default Portbase |
| Instant Messaging | 5222 | Multiplexer port |
| | 5269 | Instant Messaging server-to-server port |
| | 45222 | Server port used for multiplexer communication |
| Message Queue | 80 | Standard HTTP port |
| | 7676 | Port Mapper |
| | 7674 | HTTPS Tunneling Servlet Port |
| | 7675 | HTTP Tunneling Servlet Port |
| Messaging Server | 25 | Standard SMTP port or MMP SMTP Proxy ^Note 1^ |
| | 110 | Standard POP3 port or MMP POP3 Proxy ^Note 1^ |
| | 143 | Standard IMAP4 port or MMP IMAP Proxy ^Note 1^ |
| | 225 | Default port for communications to back-end store through LMTP |
| | 465 | SMTP/SUBMIT over SSL or MMP SMTP Proxy over SSL ^Note 1^ |
| | 587 | Standard Message Submission (SMTP SUBMIT) port |
| | 993 | IMAP over SSL or MMP IMAP Proxy over SSL ^Note 1^ |
| | 995 | POP3 over SSL or MMP POP Proxy over SSL ^Note 1^ |
| | 7997 | Event Notification Service port |
| | 8990 | mshttpd daemon port |
| | 8991 | mshttpd over SSL daemon port |
| | 27442 | Used by Job Controller for product internal communication |
| | 49994 | Used by the Watcher for internal product communication |
| Monitoring Console | 6789 | Accessed through Sun Java Web Console |
| | 8765 | Job Factories port for Master Agent Web Services Adaptor |
| | 11161 | SNMP port for Monitoring Framework |
| | 11164 | RMI port for Monitoring Framework |
| | 63837 | Used by MeterMaid for internal product communication |
| | 54320 | Multicast port for Monitoring Framework discovery protocol |
| Web Server | 8800 | Admin HTTP port |
| | 8989 | Admin SSL port. For Admin Server, SSL port is required, HTTP port is optional. |
| | 80 | Instance HTTP port |
*Note 1 - Port Number Conflicts.* If these servers (such as the IMAP4 server and MMP IMAP Proxy) are installed on the same machine, you will encounter port number conflicts. If possible, install products with conflicting port numbers on separate hosts.

If you have installed two servers that are attempting to access the same port number, you need to change the port number of one of the conflicting products. To change port numbers for Messaging Server components, use the {{configutil}} utility. See the [Sun Java System Messaging Server 6.3 Administration Reference|http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-4429] for instructions.

The following example uses the {{service.http.port}} {{configutil}} parameter to change the standard HTTP port number to {{8080}}:

{{configutil \-o service.http.port \-v 8080}}

h2. Communications Suite Compatibility Issues

For compatibility issues affecting Communications Suite products and dependent products and shared components, [Communications Suite 6 Update 2 Compatibility Issues].

h2. Problems Fixed in This Release of Communications Suite

This section lists problems fixed in this release of Sun Java Communications Suite.

h6. *Uninstall prior Calendar Server localization packages before installing Communications Suite 6*

*(CI 6.0-0.02 and later, this issue does not exist on CI 6.0-0.01): You must uninstall the prior Calendar Server localization packages before installing Communications Suite 6. Otherwise (at least on Red Hat Linux) the Calendar Server installation fails.*

h6. *6669238*

*The Communications Express configuration process results in an error when you configure the Webmail host and port settings.*
You get the warning, "Unable to connect to the Webmail Server" while configuring Communications Express against Messaging Server 7.0.


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h2. Known Issues in Sun Java Communications Suite

This section describes the known issues that exist in this release of Sun Java Communications Suite. Specifically, this section describes installation and upgrade issues.

h4. *JDK upgrade may affect other products' upgrade*

The JDK upgrade may affect the upgrade of other products. For details, see [Communications Suite 6 Update 2 Compatibility Issues|Communications Suite 6 Update 2 Compatibility Issues#6743356].

h4. *6785668*

*When you install* {{{*}comm_dssetup{*}}} *only, the Communications Suite installer does not install the* {{{*}SASL{*}{}}}*,* {{{*}NSS{*}{}}}*, and* {{{*}ICU{*}}} *shared components.*
The {{comm_dssetup}} script requires {{SASL}} because {{ldapsearch}} needs it.

This issue occurs only if you run the Communications Suite installer and select {{comm_dssetup}} without selecting any other Communications Suite products. This scenario may occur in a multi-host deployment, where {{comm_dssetup}} is installed with Directory Server on separate machines, and no Communications Suite products are installed on those machines.

The shared components _are_ installed when you install Communications Suite products such as Messaging Server with {{comm_dssetup}} on the same machine.

Note: {{comm_dssetup}} is installed and run on machines where Directory Server is located. This issue occurs when you install Directory Server with the Directory Server zip file version, which does not install the {{SASL}}, {{NSS}}, and {{ICU}} shared components in the standard location. This installation method is recommended on the Communications Suite software download site.

If you install Directory Server with the Java ES installer (not recommended because it installs an older version of DSEE), these shared components are installed.

*Workaround:* When you run {{commpkg install}}, when you are prompted to select components to install, select {{\~1, 3}}.

This selection directs the Communications Suite installer to install {{comm_dssetup}} (selection 3) and the shared components associated with Messaging Server (selection \~1). It does not install the Messaging Server software.

The tilde (~) prefixed to a product selection directs the Communications Suite installer to install the shared components associated with a product, but not the product itself.

h4. *6766549*

{{comm_dssetup.pl}} is unable to locate ldapsearch. {{comm_dssetup.pl}} may not be able to locate ldapsearch if you install it in an altroot location.
*Workaround:* Install {{comm_dssetup.pl}} in the default root location.

h4. {{{*}pkgadd{*}}} *will fail on systems with greater than 2 TB of space.*

Currently this issue occurs only on ZFS file systems that are available only on Solaris 10. This is due to Solaris bug 6514450, which is fixed in patch 119254-61(sparc)/119255-61(sol x86) or later.

*Workaround:* Download and apply the patch.

h4. *6659438*

*The Communications Installer fails when a directory contains a space.*
The {{commpkg}} utility fails when the current directory has a space in its name.
*Workaround:* Do not use {{commpkg}} in a path that contains a space in its name.

h4. *6653773*

*Access Manager 7.1 fails to start if it is deployed to a non-enterprise (EE) version of Application Server 9.1.*
For details, see [Communications Suite 6 Update 2 Compatibility Issues|Communications Suite 6 Update 2 Compatibility Issues#6653773].

h4. *No Localization Files for Communications Express*

*No localization files are available for Communications Express.*
You see only English in the Communications Express interface, even if you try to change the preferred language to another choice.

h4. {{{*}comm_dssetup{*}}} *Utility*

*If you installed Directory Server Java ES (for example, Java ES 5 U1), the* {{{*}comm_dssetup{*}}} *utility is also installed. The Communications Installer comes with a newer version of* {{{*}comm_dssetup{*}}} *that you need to use.*
*Workaround:* To upgrade to the current version of {{comm_dssetup}}, run {{commpkg upgrade}} and select {{3}}. If you are upgrading {{comm_dssetup}} only, see issue [6785668|Communications Suite 6 Update 2 Component Products Release Notes#6785668], above.