Sun Trunking on Solaris 10

How do you install Sun Trunking package on Solaris 10? Is it on the Solaris 10 CD? Looks like the Sun Trunking 1.3 download is just an update. The default install did not install the package.

SunTrunking is not part of any version of Solaris.
You should be able to get the version for Solaris 10 free from the Sun download center at www.sun.com.
Darren

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