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How do you install Oracle Solaris Studio IPS Packages without a network connection?
I work in a closed area with no access to the internet. The only way I found to obtain the latest 12.x Solaris Studio for Solaris 11 is to use the pkg repository at http://pkg-register.oracle.com which, of course, will not work without access to the internet. I know that I can download a tarfile of the Solaris Studio packages but this is not acceptable because it cannot be patched. Is there any other options like a place to download files that I can burn onto DVD and add to my local Solaris 11 repository for use in our datacenter?
Thanks for any help on this!
Joe
Answers
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Hi, Take a look at copying and creating local copies of repositories here: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23824_01/html/E21803/repo_intro.html#scrolltoc Regards, Darryl.
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Hi.
I say first, I'm not good at speaking English.
Because, I'm Japanese
I propose that createing local repository on solaris11.
A:your solaris server.
B:PC. solaris11(x86) and be able to connect to Internet. Or solaris11 in VirtualBox on Windows.
create local repository on B.
B is carried to your server room.
B connect to closed LAN.
A get Solaris Studio from B's local repository.
Regards.