vastool core dump during join with new installation in Solaris (4311397)

pkgadd command for installing the VAS client package outputs similar messages to the following:  

ERROR: content verification of failed file cksum <24714> expected <24586> actual /opt/quest/bin/uptool

ERROR: content verification of failed file cksum <7405> expected <6893> actual /opt/quest/bin/vastool

ERROR: content verification of failed file cksum <308> expected <65075> actual /opt/quest/lib/libvas-gssapi.so

Even though it results in errors, all of the files  seem to be  in place. Those content verification errors are considered a warning only and therefore do not stop the package installation. After install, when the attempting to join the domain, vastool seg faults (outputs below).

# /opt/quest/bin/vastool -u AD_Admin join ADdomainname.com

Checking whether computer is already joined to a domain ... no

Password for AD_Admin@ADDOMAINNAME.COM: Illegal Instruction (core dumped)

The chksum error messages during the package installation show that the files in the package are not what they are supposed to be, causing the package to be "Partially Installed" (chown by the command bellow). The package is either corrupt or was tempered with.

# pkginfo -l vasclnt

PKGINST: vasclnt

NAME: VAS Client

CATEGORY: application

ARCH: sparc

VERSION: 3.1.1.39

BASEDIR: / VENDOR: Quest Software, Inc.

PSTAMP: slc205082.prod.quest.corp20070119143904

INSTDATE: Mar 28 2007 16:01

STATUS: partially installed

FILES: 74 installed pathnames 8 partially installed pathnames 1 shared pathnames 24 directories 40 executables 24949 blocks used (approx)

Download the files again from http://support.quest.com and make sure to use the correct transfer methods to move the file around servers  without corruption.

This example shows Solaris command outputs, but users should be attentive for any checksum messages during installation in any platform.