Sun Java System Access Manager Policy Agent 2.2 Guide for IBM Lotus Domino 7.0

Generating a State File for a Web Agent Installation on Windows Systems

This section describes how to generate a state file for installing a web agent on Windows systems. The description that follows provides an option of performing this task through the GUI and an option of performing this task through the command line.

Regardless of which type of installation you choose, GUI or command line, you need to initially issue one command for recording the information you will enter as you follow the agent installation steps. Enter all the necessary installation information in order to create a complete state file.

ProcedureTo Generate a State File for a Web Agent Installation on Windows Systems

The following task describes how to generate a state file for a web agent installation on a Windows system.

  1. Change to the directory in which you unpacked the agent binaries.

  2. Issue the command that applies as follows:

    • To use the GUI installation, issue the following command:

      java agent_WINNT_domino -saveState filename
      
    • To use the command-line installation, issue the following command:

      java agent_WINNT_domino -nodisplay -saveState filename
      
    -saveState

    An option that saves all of your responses to installation prompts in a state file.

    filename

    Represents the name that you choose for the state file.

  3. Enter the installation information as described in Installing the IBM Lotus Domino 7.0 Agent on Windows Systems.

    Your answers to the prompts are recorded in the state file. When the installation is complete, the state file is created in the same directory where the installation program is located.


    Note –

    When generated, a state file will have read permissions for all users. However, because the state file contains clear text passwords, change the file permissions to restrict read and write access to the user root.