Does ARES install require root priveleges?

I'm trying to install ARES 7.02 to AIX. I don't have root privileges so I'm installing from a location where I do have privileges. The application seems to install correctly (mostly) but doesn't function correctly. I'm wondering if I need root privilege although the documentation doesn't specify so.

No, you should not need root privileges to install ARES.
You a user that has write rights to the file system where you will install

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