To Configure Access Manager 7.1 Using the Configurator (Sun Java System Access Manager 7.1 Postinstallation Guide)

Sun Java System Access Manager 7.1 Postinstallation Guide

To Configure Access Manager 7.1 Using the Configurator

Enter the following values for the Access Manager Settings (or accept the default values).

The Server Settings are independent of the datastore that you select (File System or Directory Server) to store the Access Manager configuration data.

Server Settings
Server URL	Host server where you plan to deploy Access Manager. Can be one of the following: Host name. For example: `amhost1` Fully qualified domain name (FQDN). For example: `http://amhost1.example.com` If you plan to use the Access Manager client SDK or a policy agent, you must specify the FQDN. `localhost` Default: Host where you are deploying Access Manager.
Cookie Domain	Name of the trusted DNS domain that Access Manager returns to a browser when it grants a SSO token to a user. Specify a value only if the FQDN is used as the Server URL. For example, if the FQDN for Server URL is `http://amhost1.example.com`, the default value is `.example.com`. If you selected only the host name or `localhost` for the Server URL, Cookie Domain is set to blank, and any value you enter is ignored.
Administrator
Name	`amAdmin` (read-only)
Password	Access Manager administrator (`amAdmin`) password. Enter and then retype to confirm the password. The password must be at least 8 characters long.
General Settings
Configuration Directory	Base directory where the Access Manager configuration data is stored. The base directory applies to either File System or Directory Server, which you select under Configuration Store Settings. For example: `/am_configuration_data` Access Manager creates the following files and directories under the Configuration Directory: `AMConfig.properties` file `serverconfig.xml` file `LDIF` files (if you select Directory Server to store the service configuration data) `deploy-uri` directory `deploy-uri/log` directory `deploy-uri/stats` directory `deploy-uri/debug` directory `deploy-uri/idRepo` directory: All users are created under this directory, even if you select Directory Server to store the service configuration data, since it is the default data store. `/deploy-uri/sms/` directory: Directories for the service configuration schema XML files `deploy-uri` is the Access Manager server deployment URI. The default is `/amserver`. The Access Manager instance determines the location of the Configuration Directory using the Access Manager 7.1 Single WAR Bootstrap File.
Platform Locale	Default language subtype for Access Manager. Default: `en_US` (US English)
Encryption Key	Random number that is used to encrypt passwords. Either accept the default encryption key value or specify a new value. The encryption key should be at least 12 characters long. Multiple server deployment: If you are using the same WAR file to deploy multiple Access Manager instances in a multiple server deployment, you must use the same password encryption key value for each instance. See Requirements for an Access Manager Single WAR File Deployment.

Select either of the following options to store the Access Manager configuration data:

Configuration Store Settings

File System

Access Manager stores the service configuration data in directories under the ConfigurationDirectory/amserver/sms directory.

For example: /am_configuration_data/amserver/sms

Default is File System.

Note: If you use an Access Manager server deployment URI other than amserver, that value is used instead of amserver for the directory name.

Directory Server

Access Manager stores the service configuration data in Sun Java System Directory Server 6.

Directory Server 6 must be installed and running before you deploy the Access Manager 7.1 WAR file.

Note: All users are created under the /idRepo directory, even if you select Directory Server 6 to store the service configuration data.

If you selected Directory Server in Step 2, provide values for the following settings:

Server Settings
Name	Fully qualified host name of Directory Server. For example: `ds.example.com`
Port	Port at which Directory Server is running. Default: `389`
Suffix to store configuration data	Initial or root suffix in the directory where Access Manager configuration data will be stored. This value must exist in the Directory Server you are using. For example: `dc=ds,dc=example,dc=com`
Directory Server Administrator
Directory Administrator DN	Distinguished Name (DN) of the Directory Server Administrator. Default: `cn=Directory Manager`
Password	Directory Server administrator password. Enter and then retype to confirm the password. The password must be at least eight characters long.
Load User Management Schema	Load Access Manager SDK Schema If checked, the Configurator loads the Access Manager SDK schema object classes and attributes from `sunone_schema2.ldif`, `ds_remote_schema.ldif`, `plugin.ldif`, `index.ldif` and `install.ldif` into Directory Server. Otherwise, the Configurator loads only the Access Manager service management services (SMS) object classes and attributes from the `am_sm_ds_schema.ldif` file into Directory Server.

Click Configure.

(To reset all values, click Reset.)

Next Steps

The Configurator displays the configuration status:

Succeeded: The Configurator displays a link to redirect you to the Access Manager Console login page. Login as amAdmin and the password you specified during the configuration.
Failed: The Configurator displays an error message that describes the failure. If a configuration error occurred (such as an invalid password or host name), Access Manager returns to the Configurator page. Correct the error and continue. For some errors, the message will point to the Access Manager log files to help you to determine the error.

Depending on when a failure occurs, the debug logs might not be created in their default locations. In this situation, check the logs for the following directory under the Access Manager web container:
```
@BASE_DIR@@SERVER_URI@/@DEBUG_SUBDIR@
```

Note –

If configuration was successful, you cannot reconfigure Access Manager using the Configurator. If you subsequently invoke the Configurator, Access Manager displays either the login page or the Console. If you are already logged in and have a valid session, you are redirected to the console. If you do not have a valid session, Access Manager displays the login page.