Updating Certificate System On Solaris; Uninstalling Certificate System Subsystems; Removing A Subsystem Instance - Red Hat CERTIFICATE SYSTEM 7.2 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

3. Run up2date for the package. For example:
up2date rhpki-java-tools-7.2.0-4.noarch
4. Restart the Certificate System instances.
/etc/init.d/instance_ID start

2.9.2. Updating Certificate System on Solaris

1. Stop all Certificate System instances.
/etc/init.d/instance_ID stop
2. Log in as root.
3. Install the updated package.
pkgrm old_package_name
pkadd -d ./new_package.pkg
For example:
pkgrm RHATrhpki-native-toolsx
pkadd -d ./RHATrhpki-native-toolsx-7.2.0-4.pkg
4. For the remaining subsystems, use tks, ocsp, etc., as the pki_subsystem parameter.
5. Restart the Certificate System instances.
/etc/init.d/instance_ID start
NOTE
The Solaris Certificate System version has the same directory structure and configuration
as the Red Hat Enterprise Linux version of Certificate System.

2.10. Uninstalling Certificate System Subsystems

It is possible to remove individual subsystem instances or to uninstall all packages associated with an
entire subsystem. Instances and subsystems are installed and uninstalled individually. For example, it
is possible to uninstall a DRM subsystem while leaving an installed and configured CA subsystem. It is
also possible to remove a single CA instance while leaving other CA instances on the machine.

2.10.1. Removing a Subsystem Instance

To remove a subsystem instance, run the following command:
pkiremove -pki_instance_root=pki_instance_root
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