Idm Silent Instal

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Overview #

This is an attempt to provide some clarification and a quick overview of IDM 4.01 and the integrated installer when doing a 'silent' install and configuration.

Terminology#

Some terminology is used that we had not seen before and so we start by trying to get everyone in the same context.
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Metadirectory Server #

When Novell refers to the Metadirectory Server, they mean the Identity Vault, IDM Engine, and/or Remote Loader.The Metadirectory server processes the events from the drivers.During the installation of the Identity Manager, Identity Vault is automatically installed.The properties files refer to this as 'UID_IDM_FRAMEWORK'

User Application#

The Identity Manager User Application is your view into the information, roles, resources, and capabilities of Identity Manager.

The Roles Based Provisioning Module 4.0.1, by default uses JBoss 5.1 as the application server PostgreSQL 8.4.3 and 9 for the database.The User Application is also referred to as the 'Roles Based Provisioning Module (RBPM)' and by 'UID_RBPM' in the properties files.

Auditing and Reporting#

InstalBy adding auditing and reporting, you can meet compliance standards that many companies must abide by. You can create audit trails for any events you need to track, and you can generate reports to meet audit standards for your company.The Identity Reporting Module and Novell Sentinel are two different tools used to gather auditing and reporting information about Identity Manager.

The Identity Reporting Module is a component of the Identity Manager 4.0.1. Novell Sentinel is not bundled with the Identity Manager, but it is an optional component you can add to your Identity Manager system.

The Identity Reporting Module requires that you run two separate install programs, one for the reporting module and one for EAS.The Reporting Module is also referred to as the 'UID_REPORTING' in the properties files.

Event Auditing Service (EAS) #

The Event Auditing Service (EAS) is an appliance that runs on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (32-bit and 64-bit). You need to launch the installer for EAS on a SUSE Linux Enterprise Server machine.The EAS should be installed before the Identity Reporting Module.The EAS should be installed on a separate server than any other components.

The EAS is also referred to as the 'UID_EAS' in the properties files.

Reporting Module#

The Reporting Module generates reports that show critical business information about various aspects of your Identity Manager configuration, including information collected from Identity Vaults and managed systems such as Active Directory or SAP. The reporting module provides a set of predefined report definitions you can use to generate reports. In addition, it gives you the option to import custom reports defined in a third-party tool. The user interface for the reporting module makes it easy to schedule reports to run at off-peak times to optimize performance.The core of the reporting module is the Identity Information Warehouse. The warehouse is an intelligent repository of information about the actual state and the desired state of the Identity Vault and the managed systems within an organization. By querying the warehouse, you can retrieve all of the information you need to ensure that your organization is in full compliance with relevant business laws and regulations. The warehouse gives you a 360-degree view of your business entitlements, providing the knowledge you need to see the past and present state of authorizations and permissions granted to identities in your organization. With this knowledge, you can answer even the most sophisticated Governance Risk and Compliance (GRC) queries.

Identity Information Warehouse#

The Identity Information Warehouse uses two new drivers to collect data about an organization:
  • Data Collection Service Driver - The Data Collection Service Driver uses a push model to collect data about changes made to user accounts, roles, resources, group memberships, and other objects in the vault.
  • Managed System Gateway Driver - The Managed System Gateway Driver can pull information from any managed system that has been enabled for data collection in Identity Manager 4.0.1, as long as it supports entitlements.

NOTE:You must have the Roles Based Provisioning Module (RBPM) installed before beginning the installation of the reporting module. The reason for this is that the RBPM and the reporting module need to be installed on the same application server so that they can share a secure SSL connection.

The Reporting Module is also referred to as the 'UID_REPORTING' in the properties files.

Workstation Components#

We do not cover these.

Designer#

We do not cover these.

Analyzer#

We do not cover these.

Role Mapping Administrator#

We do not cover these.

Pre-Installation Steps#

There are a couple of pre-installation steps that we did before we started to make things work better.

If you must use an existing structure in the IDV. Be careful where in your tree you place the UserApplication container.

You should create at least one user that you will assign all 'system' roles to this user.This user can then assign the roles to other desired users at a later point.

Complete the following accounts in the IDV:

Create Installation Directories#

For each target server, create the following directories on the target server:

Copy the DVD:#

Identity_Manager_4.0.1_Linux_Advanced.isoto: (THis is what we used)

Use the following command to mount the dvd:mount -o loop -t iso9660 /root/downloads/Identity_Manager_4.0.1_Linux_Advanced.iso /media/cdrom

Integrated Installer#

The integrated installer allows everything to be installed in a silent mode without any GUI required.All information can be configured within properties files for the product or products you wish to install on a given server.

When doing a silent install, the procedure uses a install; then configure methodology.

Installing#

Each service will use a slightly different install.properties file.

If you used the setup so far, you will find sample install.properties file in the folder of the Identity_Manager_4.0.1_Linux_Advanced.iso at:

We copied this directory to a writable location to be able edit and rename the files.

Comment out Some Lines#

At the top of the sample install.properties file, comment out the line:

IDV#

You can edit this line to contain the each product you wish to install on a given type of server. As an example, on the client we were working with, we decided on the following servers:

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  • IDV - The IDV servers would each have the following products installed:
    • UID_IDM_FRAMEWORK - Metadirectory Server
    • UID_IMANAGER - iManager
So we set the line to be:

We used a file named install-idv.properties for this install.

AUTH#

  • AUTH - The AUTH servers would each have the following products installed:
    • UID_IDM_FRAMEWORK - Metadirectory Server
    • UID_IMANAGER - iManager
We used a file named install-auth.properties for this install.So we set the line to be:

EAS#

  • EAS - The EAS servers would each have the following products installed:
    • UID_EAS - Event Auditing Service
We used a file named install-eas.properties for this install.So we set the line to be:

User Application #

  • UA - The UA servers would each have the following products installed:
    • UID_REPORTING - Identity Reporting Module

NOTE: You must have the Roles Based Provisioning Module (RBPM) installed before beginning the installation of the reporting module. The reason for this is that the RBPM and the reporting module need to be installed on the same application server so that they can share a secure SSL connection.

Download idm silent installWe used a file named install-ua.properties for this install.

Identity Reporting Module#

  • REPORTING - The UA servers would each have the following products installed:
    • UID_REPORTING - Identity Reporting Module

NOTE: You must have the Roles Based Provisioning Module (RBPM) installed before beginning the installation of the reporting module. The reason for this is that the RBPM and the reporting module need to be installed on the same application server so that they can share a secure SSL connection.

We used a file named install-reporting.properties for this install.

Install then Configure#

We decided not to install and configure in one process even though the itegrated installer is capable of going on to the configuration.To prevent this we set the parameter which is near the bottom of the file:

The rest of the file can remain unchanged.

The Install#

We then went to each server and with the appropriate properties file performed the following:

Configure #

Configure properties files#

You can create one 'master' configure.propelrties file and then with slight modifications, install all the products using the same install.properties file.

We used the file configure_existing_tree.properties as a template.Again at the top of the sample configure_existing_tree.properties file, comment out the line:

We rigorously filled out every parameter that we could figure out.

You can edit this line to contain the each product you wish to install on a given type of server. As an example, on the client we were working with, we decided on the following servers:

IDV#

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  • IDV - The IDV servers would each have the following products installed:
    • UID_IDM_FRAMEWORK - Metadirectory Server
    • UID_IMANAGER - iManager
So we set the line to be:

We used a file named configure-idv.properties for this install.

AUTH Tree#

  • AUTH - The AUTH servers would each have the following products installed:
    • UID_IDM_FRAMEWORK - Metadirectory Server
    • UID_IMANAGER - iManager
So we set the line to be:We used a file named configure-auth.properties for this install.

EAS#

  • EAS - The EAS servers would each have the following products installed:
    • UID_EAS - Event Auditing Service
So we set the line to be:We used a file named configure-eas.properties for this install.

User Application#

  • UA - The EAS servers would each have the following products installed:
    • UID_RBPM - Roles Based Provisioning Module(RBPM)
    • UID_REPORTING - Identity Reporting Module
We used a file named configure-ua.properties for this install.

The rest of the file can remain unchanged for each server.

The Configure#

We then went to each server and with the appropriate properties file performed the following:

Post Configuration Tasks#

Appears the Integrated installer does not create partitions for in eDirectory.You should create partitions on the new server as desired.

You will also need to add the 'new' IDM server to the existing driverset.

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Identity Manager Integrated Installer fails install into tree, missing IA_IDVAULT_EXISTING_IP_ADDRESS_VISIBLEWe ran into a bug when we tried to perform the configure on the UID_IDM_FRAMEWORK.

Apparently the you need to add a trick that is required, but not documented appears to be the same as: IA_IDVAULT_EXISTING_IP_ADDRESSIA_IDVAULT_EXISTING_IP_ADDRESS_VISIBLE=<server ip address>

With the help of Aaron Burgemeister and David Gersic we were able to enter Bug 737757 on this issue.

Once the IA_IDVAULT_EXISTING_IP_ADDRESS_VISIBLE parameter was set, there were no observed anomalies.

More Information#

There might be more information for this subject on one of the following:...nobody
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To run a silent installation of Identity Manager, create a properties files with the parameters required to complete the installation. The Identity Manager media includes a sample properties file at productsidmwindowssetupsilent.properties.

To perform a silent installation:

  1. In the installation directory, create a properties file or edit the sample silent.properties file.

  2. In a text editor, specify the following parameters in the file:

    METADIRECTORY_SERVER_SELECTED

    Specifies whether you want to install the Identity Manager server and drivers. The allowed values are True or False.

    EDITION_INPUT_RESULTS

    Specifies the edition of the Identity Manager server. For example, Advanced Edition.

    EDIR_USER_NAME

    Specifies the LDAP distinguished name of the Administrator account for the Identity Vault. For example, c=admin,o=netiq. The installation program uses this account to connect the Identity Manager engine to the Identity Vault.

    You might need to add this parameter to the sample silent.properties file.

    EDIR_USER_PASSWORD

    Specifies the password for the Administrator account for the Identity Vault. For example, netiq123. You might need to add this parameter to the sample silent.properties file.

    If you do not want to include the password value in the file, leave the field empty. The installation program then reads the value from the EDIR_USER_PASSWORD environment variable. Ensure that you have an environment variable for EDIR_USER_PASSWORD.

    EDIR_IP_ADDRESS

    Specifies the IP address for the Identity Vault.

    If you have multiple instances of the Identity Vault, specify the address for each instance.

    EDIR_NCP_PORT

    Specifies the port number of the Identity Vault.

    If you have multiple instances of the Identity Vault, specify the port for each instance.

    CONNECTED_SYSTEM_SELECTED

    Specifies whether you want to install the 32-bit Remote Loader service and drivers. You can install both 32-bit and 64-bit versions on the same server.

    X64_CONNECTED_SYSTEM_SELECTED

    Specifies whether you want to install the 64-bit Remote Loader service and drivers. You can install both 32-bit and 64-bit versions on the same server.

    WEB_ADMIN_SELECTED

    Applies when you have previously installed iManager.

    Specifies whether you want to install iManager plug-ins.

    UTLITIES_SELECTED

    Specifies whether you want to install the Utilities and system components for the Remote Loader.

    FANOUTAGENT_SELECTED

    Specifies whether you want to install the Fan-Out agent for the JDBC driver.

    DOT_NET_REMOTELOADER_SELECTED

    Specifies whether you want to install the .NET Remote Loader service and drivers on the Windows server.

    CUSTOM_SELECTED

    Specifies whether you want to customize your driver installation options. The allowed values are True and False. If you select False, all Identity Manager drivers will be installed. If you select True, you can selectively install the required drivers by specifying the name of the drivers.

    CHOSEN_INSTALL_FEATURE_LIST_SERVER: Specifies the drivers that you want to install with the Engine.

    CHOSEN_INSTALL_FEATURE_LIST_REMOTE: Specifies the drivers that you want to install using the Remote Loader.

    CHOSEN_INSTALL_FEATURE_LIST_REMOTE64BIT: Specifies the drivers that you want to install using the 64-bit Remote Loader.

    CHOSEN_INSTALL_FEATURE_LIST_DOTNETRL: Specifies the drivers that you want to install using the .NET Remote Loader.

    USER_MAGIC_FOLDER: Specifies the install location for the 32-bit Remote Loader.

    X64_CONNECTED_SYSTEM_LOCATION: Specifies the install location for the 64-bit Remote Loader.

    DOT_NET_REMOTELOADER_LOCATION: Specifies the install location for the .NET Remote Loader.

    IDM_DRIVER_UTILITIES_DIR: Specifies the install location for the Identity Manager driver utilities.

    IDM_FANOUT_AGENT_DIR: Specifies the install location for the FanOut Agent.

  3. To run the silent installation, issue the following command from the directory for the properties file:

    install.exe -i silent -f silent.properties

  4. (Optional) For default installed locations, see install log. For example, you can check the following files:

    C:Program Files (x86)NovellIdentity ManagerIdentity_Manager_Install_<install-date>.log

    and

    %temp%idmInstall.log