Newbie: How to install packages from remote desktop?

Hi,
I have installed Solaris using Reduced Network without installing Volume Management. Now, I want to add more packages. I have tried to copy e.g. SUNWmfrun directory from my Windows XP desktop and SFTP/SSH to the remote Solaris server. Maybe because it is not a pkg but a directory; therefore, pkgadd cannot find a package to install. And I fail to use pkgtrans because lack of knowledge. What steps should I do?
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[local]
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