Running the Installation Program

Repeat the following steps each time you install a Connector.

To Restart and Run the Installation Program

1. Run the installation program again on the machine where you want to install the Connector, as follows:

   • On Solaris: Change to the installer directory and then type ./runInstaller.sh to execute the installation program.

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     Note - To run the installation program in text-based mode, type ./runInstaller.sh -nodisplay.

     When you run the runInstaller.sh program, Identity Synchronization for Windows automatically masks passwords so they will not be echoed in the clear.

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   • On Linux: Change to the installer directory and then type ./installer.sh to execute the installation program.

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     Note - To run the installation program in text-based mode, type ./installer.sh -nodisplay.

     When you run the installer.sh program, Identity Synchronization for Windows automatically masks passwords so they will not be echoed in the clear.

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   • On Windows: Change to the installer directory and then type setup.exe to execute the installation program.

2. When the Welcome screen is displayed, read the information provided and then click Next to proceed to the Software License Agreement panel.
3. Read the license agreement, then select

   • Yes (Accept License) to accept the license terms and go to the next panel.

   • No to stop the setup process and exit the installation program.

4. The Sun Java System Directory Server panel is displayed. Specify the configuration directory location as follows:

   • Configuration Directory Host: Enter the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of a Sun Java System Directory Server instance (affiliated with an Administration Server) where Identity Synchronization for Windows configuration information is stored. You must specify the same instance that you specified during the Core installation.

   • Configuration Directory Port ( Defaults to port 389): Specify a port for the configuration directory. You can leave the port set to the default or change to a different, available port.

     To enable SSL (Secure Socket Layer) between Core and the configuration directory, enable the Secure Port option and specify an SSL port ( default SSL port is 636). Enabling this option prevents sensitive information from being passed in the clear over the network.

   • Configuration Root Suffix: Select the root suffix that you specified during the Core installation from the menu. The Identity Synchronization for Windows configuration will be stored in this root suffix.

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     Note - If the program could not detect a root suffix, and you enter the server information manually, you must click Refresh to repopulate the list of root suffixes.

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5. Click Next to open the Configuration Directory Credentials panel.
6. Enter the configuration directory Administrator’s user ID and password.

   • If you specify admin as the user ID, you will not be required to specify the User ID as a DN.

   • If you use any other user ID, then you must specify the ID as a full DN. For example, cn=Directory Manager.

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     Note - These credentials will be sent without encryption unless you enabled SSL in.

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7. Click Next to open the Configuration Password panel where you must enter the configuration password you specified when you installed Core.

   Also, if Core has not been installed on this machine, you will be prompted to provide the location of the Java Home directory (see Installing Core).

8. When you are finished, click Next.

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   Note - At this point, the installation process becomes specific to the type of Connector you are installing.

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