▷ CA ControlMinder ENTM on Linux (CA PIM, ENTM 설치)

[ CA ControlMinder ENTM on Linux ]

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1. DB install (oracle)
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1.1. Create a new administrative user for the central database.

1.2. Configure the database with at least 200 processes.
a. connect / as sysdba
b. show parameter processes
c. alter system set processes=200 scope=spfile;
d. shutdown immediate
e. startup

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2. JDK install (JDK 1.4.2_12 or higher)
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/ENTM/jdk1.6.0_43

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3. JBOSS install
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/ENTM/jboss-4.2.3.GA (symbolic link = jboss)

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4. Access Control install/configure (advanced policy management server comptestnts 포함)
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4.1. Access Control 설치 with advanced policy management server comptestnts
- Access Control 설치 시 또는
- Access Control 설치 후
/usr/seos/bin/dmsmgr -create -auto (DMS and a DH 생성 with default names (DMS__, DH__, and DH__WRITER))

4.2. Configure a proxy user for CA Access Control Enterprise Management with selang
a. host DMS__@testap03
b. eu dmsproxy password(패스워드) admin auditor
c. er TERMINAL (testap03) owner(nobody)
d. authorize TERMINAL (testap03) uid(dmsproxy) access(a)

4.3 Stop Access Control

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5. ENTM install/startup
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5.1. 설치 시작
cd /media/EnterpriseMgmt/Disk1/InstData/NoVM ;
./install_EntM_r125.bin -i console

a. Java Development Kit (JDK)
/ENTM/jdk1.6.0_43/bin/java

b. JBoss Application Server Settings
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JBoss Folder (no spaces):   (DEFAULT: /ENTM/jboss):
App Server Port:            (DEFAULT: 8080): 8080
App Server HTTPS Port:      (DEFAULT: 8443): 8443
App Server Naming Port:     (DEFAULT: 1099): 1099

c. Communication Password
entm123

d. Database Information
– Database Type : oracle
– Database Host Name : testap03
– Database Port : 1521
– Database Service Name : XE
– Database Name —Defines the name of the database you created on your RDBMS.
– Database User Name : system
– Database User Password : sys123

e. User Store Type
- Embedded User Store

f. installing ....

g. Admin Password
superadmin/admin123

5.2. Start CA Access Control services.
a. Unix    : /usr/seos/bin/seload (included with eacws)
b. Windows : seosd -start and services -> CA Access Control Web Service
■ CA Access Control Report Server Message Queue (if present)

5.3. Start JBoss Application Server.
a. Unix : /ENTM/jboss/bin/run_idm.sh (매뉴얼)

b. Windows :  Start -> Programs -> CA -> Access Control -> Start Task Engine.
Important! If you set JBoss to start as a Windows service, make sure you start it using run_idm.bat instead of run.bat.

5.4. Open a web browser and enter the following URL, for your host: (Log in : superadmin/admin123)
http://192.168.88.102:8080/iam/ac

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6. Configure the Connection to the DMS
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Once you install and start CA Access Control Enterprise Management, when you first log in to CA Access Control Enterprise Management
you need to configure it for your environment by configuring the connection to the Deployment Map Server (DMS).
You must install and start the DMS before you configure the connection from CA Access Control Enterprise Management to the DMS.
To configure CA Access Control Enterprise Management for your environment

6.1. Use the superadmin credentials you provided during installation to log in.
CA Access Control Enterprise Management displays the following confirmation under the Welcome message: Confirmation No DMS connections are defined in the system.

6.2. Click the System tab, then click Create Connection in the Connection Management subtab.
The Create Connection page appears.

6.3. Complete the fields in the dialog and click Submit. The following fields are not self-explanatory:
Connection Name Defines the name you want to use for this connection. Connection Type Indicates the type of connection you are crea

Host Name Defines the name of the DMS you want CA Access Control Enterprise Management to work against. Format: dmsName@hostName
For example, to use the default DMS that installs when you install advanced policy management server comptestnts on host host1.comp.com type: DMS__@host1.comp.com.
User ID Defines the name of a user with administrative rights to the DMS.
We recommend that you use a dedicated proxy user you create
and not use the default administrative user to perform CA Access Control Enterprise Management actions on behalf of the logged in user.
Note: DMS audit records will show that the defined proxy user executed database commands on behalf of the user who is logged in to CA Access Control Enterprise Management. Password Defines the password of the user with administrative rights to the DMS. Default Connection Specifies whether this is the connection that CA Access Control Enterprise Management uses by default when you log in. CA Access Control Enterprise Management uses the information you specified to try to log in to the DMS. If the information is correct, the connection is set and you can now use CA Access Control Enterprise Management to manage your enterprise deployment of CA Access Control. If the information is incorrect and CA Access Control Enterprise Management cannot log in to the DMS, an error message appears with the reason the connection could not be established.

6.4. Log out and then log back into CA Access Control Enterprise Management.
The CA Access Control Enterprise Management home page appears and you are connected to the DMS you defined