Is there an md5 command in Solaris 11

Hi All,
We have a customer looking for the executable 'md5' command in Solaris11. Cust has several scripts that has the md5 command hardcoded in their scripts, and would like to use the exact 'md5' command. I inform them about the built-in /usr/bin/md5sum and /usr/bin/digest checksum utility in Solaris, but they're still looking for the md5 command cause it will be difficult for them to rewrite multple scripts, and also they mentioned that the output of digest is different from the md5 command output.
Is there an md5 command available for Solaris 11? is there an optional package that contains the md5 executable? Pls help. thanks.

Hello
the md5 of a file can be done using the command digest (man digest)
example
/usr/bin/digest -a md5 /usr/bin/ls
821a17eb71fc5c409ec289ae90539484
-bash-4.1$ uname -a
SunOS xxxxx.11 11.2 sun4v sparc sun4v
the disgest command is installed in the core-os pkg
basename file usr/bin/digest
pkg:/system/[email protected]
Regards
Eze

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