Installation Iplanet 4.1 Enterprise Web Server on Linux RedHat 7.1

I am trying to install IPlanet 4.1 Enterprise Web Server on Linux RedHat 7.1.
After unloading the software from CDROM to a temp directory, and run ./setup, I get the following error:
eroor while loading shared libraries; libncurses.so.4: cannot load shared object file : no such file or directory.
Has anyone know how to resolve it??. Thanks.
regards,
Benny Tan

I have answered for this topic previously for another thread. Please follow the URL to see the answer.
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