Install zebra package on solaris 10 x86

Which CD contains zebra package out of 4 Solaris 10's installtion CDs(x86)?
How can i install only zebra package? i.e. from where can i get it?
thanks

You need to install it from CD # 4. CD # 4 contains all packages

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