Key Features and Tasks Performed With Web Agent Scripts or Commands in Policy Agent 2.2

This section simply summarizes the types of scripts or commands you can use with a web agent in Policy Agent 2.2. Refer to the relevant sections of this guide for specific information about the tasks performed with commands or scripts. Commands or scripts are used in performing the following tasks:

• Installing the initial web agent

  • Installation script for Solaris systems: setup

  • Installation script for AIX systems: setup

  • Installation command for Windows systems: setup.exe

  • Installation script for Linux systems: setup

• Configuring the web agent for multiple web server instances

  • Configuration script for Solaris systems: config

  • Configuration script for AIX systems: config

  • Configuration command for Windows systems: Not Applicable

  • Configuration script for Linux systems: config_linux

• Resetting the Shared Secret

  • Encryption script for Solaris systems: crypt_util

  • Encryption script for AIX systems: crypt_util

  • Encryption command for Windows systems: cryptit

  • Encryption script for Linux systems: crypt_util

• Unconfiguring the web agent for multiple web server instances

  • Unconfiguration script for Solaris systems: unconfig

  • Unconfiguration script for AIX systems: unconfig

  • Unconfiguration command for Windows systems: Not Applicable

  • Unconfiguration script for Linux systems: unconfig_linux

• Uninstalling the initial web agent

  • Uninstallation script for Solaris systems: uninstall_agent

  • Uninstallation script for AIX systems: java -cp . uninstall_Sun_Java_tm_System_Access_Manager_Policy_Agent

  • Uninstallation command for Windows systems: java -cp . uninstall_Sun_Java_tm_System_Access_Manager_Policy_Agent

  • Uninstallation script for Linux systems: uninstall_linux_agent_domino6

After a web agent is installed, most interactions with the agent are performed by editing the web agent AMAgent.properties configuration file. However, a few tasks as mentioned in the preceding list are performed with commands or scripts.