ArcView GIS Version 3.1 must be installed and working properly on your computer before installing ArcView Network Analyst Version 1.0b.
To determine which version of ArcView GIS you are currently using, click on the About ArcView option under the Help menu.
An issue related to using the ArcView Network Analyst Version 1.0b with ARC/INFO coverages has been fixed. The FNODE_/TNODE_ fields in ARC/INFO coverages were incorrectly used in some cases. Instead, they should be used as FNODE#/TNODE# fields. ArcView Network Analyst Version 1.0b will automatically recognize and interpret the FNODE_/TNODE_ as FNODE#/TNODE# fields.
| Platform | Operating System | Window Manager | Memory* | Swap Space* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compaq's DigitalTM UNIX | Digital UNIX v4.0D | CDE or Motif® | 64 MB | 75 MB |
| HP® 9000/700 | HP-UX® 10.20 (700 series, 8x7 series) | CDE or HP VUE® | 32 MB | 100 MB |
| IBM® RS/6000TM | AIX® 4.1.5.0, 4.2.1.0, 4.3.1.0 (Fortran RTE*** - supplied by ESRI) | CDE or AIX Windows® RTE***
Revs. 4.1.5.0, 4.2.1.0, 4.3.1.0 |
32 MB | 64 MB |
| SGI® | IRIXTM 6.2, with patches SG0001717, SG0002086, SG0002161, SG0002044, and 6.2_POSIX set.** IRIXTM 6.3, IRIXTM 6.4 | 6.2, 6.3, 6.4 (based on OSF/Motif® 1.2.4) | 64 MB | 100 MB |
| SunTM SolarisTM 2.x | Solaris 2.5.1 (SunOSTM 5.5.1), Solaris 2.6 (SunOSTM 5.6) | CDE or OpenWindowsTM | 32 MB | 100 MB |
1. Insert the ArcView Network Analyst Version 1.0b CD-ROM in your CD-ROM drive.
2. Become root user (excluding Solaris 2.x and IRIX 6.x):
% su
You will be prompted for your root user password. If you do not know this password, contact your system administrator.
3. If a "cdrom" directory does not exist, create it using the following command:
# mkdir /cdrom
4. To mount the ArcView Network Analyst CD-ROM, use one of the following for your installation platform (where <dev> stands for the CD-ROM device):
Compaq's Digital UNIX mount
-t cdfs -r -o nodefperm,rrip /<dev> /cdrom
HP 9000/700
mount -F cdfs -r /<dev> /cdrom
(or use sam)
IBM RS/6000
mount -v 'cdrfs' -p'' -r'' /<dev>
/cdrom (or use smit)
SGI
IRIX 6.x automatically mounts the CD-ROM as /CDROM.
Solaris 2.x
Includes the Volume ManagementTM software
that automatically
mounts the CD-ROM, providing immediate access to your CD-ROM
5. Once the ArcView Network Analyst CD-ROM is mounted, exit root user mode:
# exit
6. Before starting the ArcView Network Analyst CD-ROM installation, go to where your arcview3 directory is located:
% cd $AVHOME
% cd ..
Note: You will need to have write permission
to your $AVHOME directory. For more information about
the $AVHOME directory, please refer to the ArcView
GIS Installation Guide (av31install.html) located in your $AVHOME/avdocs
directory.
7. To start the installation for the ArcView Network Analyst and tutorial
data, type one of the following for your installation platform:
Compaq's Digital UNIX /cdrom/network_31/osf/install
-load
HP 9000/700
/cdrom/network_31/hpux/install -load
IBM RS/6000
/cdrom/network_31/ibm/install -load
SGI
/CDROM/network_31/sgi/install -load
Solaris 2.x
/cdrom/cdrom0/network_31/solaris/install
-load
This starts the dialog for the menu-driven installation procedure. Default selections are noted in brackets [ ]. To obtain a list of options or online help, type "?" at any prompt. You can quit the installation procedure at any time by typing quit or "q". To return to a previous question, type a caret, "^".
Do not accept the default CD-ROM mount point when installing ArcView Network Analyst. Instead, the CD-ROM mount point should read as follows:
/cdrom/network_31/<platform>
/cdrom/cdrom0/network_31/solaris
(Solaris 2.x only)
Note: The path name you specify as the ArcView
Network Analyst installation directory should be the same as the path for
your arcview3 directory and can't contain any uppercase letters.
The "install" command has five
options from which to select:
Usage: install <-help | -load |
-remove | -verify | -lmhostid>.
Use the "-help" option to read more about the installation procedure.
Once you installed ArcView Network Analyst Version 1.0b, you can find the tutorial data at the following location:
$AVHOME/avtutor/network
ArcView Network Analyst Version 1.0b is a keycoded software. To obtain an updated license file or a Network Analyst feature line for your existing license file, you will need to provide ESRI or your distributor, the hostname and FLEXlm hostid of each workstation or server that will be running the license manager.
1. The hostname is obtained with the command:
% hostname
2. The FLEXlm hostid is obtained with the command:
% $AVHOME/sysgen/lmutil lmhostid
2. Fax, E-mail or mail the completed form to Keycode Support.
Fax number: 909-335-1716
E-mail address: keycodes@esri.com
Once you have received the license file for your site, append the ArcView Network Analyst feature line to your $AVHOME/sysgen/license.dat. You must enter the file exactly as it appears; the license file is case-sensitive. Use the ADMINLICENSE command to check and verify your license file for errors. ADMINLICENSE must be run from within your window manager. Keep a copy of the license file you received from ESRI for future reference.
% cd $AVHOME/sysgen
% ./adminlicense
Once you have updated the license.dat file with the new feature line, update the daemons.
% $AVHOME/sysgen/lmutil lmreread -c $AVHOME/sysgen/license.dat
Another great source is the Using the ArcView Network Analyst book provided with the software.
ArcView online help provides detailed information on how to contact ESRI Technical Support with any questions or comments. This information can be found in the Obtaining technical support booklet under the Need more help? booklet in the Contents page.
All questions and comments should be forwarded to ESRI Technical Support:
Our site also offers an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) server that allows you to contact other ArcView GIS users and participate in scheduled online conferences, all in real time. The chat server is available at www.esri.com/chat.
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