After the plug-in is imported, perform the following steps:
These steps should be performed prior to importing the SAP plug-in.
Review the ReadMe.txt file to make sure that all configuration tasks have been completed.
Create session variables.
These variables are used when maintaining SAP instances in the SAP AC environment and creating SAP users or logical hosts in LDAP.
SAP_DEFAULT_AC_ADMIN_PASSWORD
SAP_DEFAULT_AC_ADMIN_USER
SAP_DEFAULT_AC_PORT
SAP_DEFAULT_AC_SERVER
AUTHENTICATE_ACC_SERVER_CERT
For more information about session variables, see How to Create Session Variables.
Create a virtual host with the Master Server as its parent.
This is created for the purpose of running the SPS CLI.
If virtual host cliHost exists and its host type is com.sun.was#cliHT, do not create another cliHost.
For more information, see Virtual Hosts in Sun N1 Service Provisioning System 5.2 System Administration Guide.
In the Host Setup section of the browser interface main window, click Hosts.
Type cliHost in the Host field.
Select the com.sun.sap#cliHT host type.
Click Create.
Select the Virtual Host option.
Modify the cliLoc attribute to the fully qualified path of the CLI.
For example, /SPS–INSTALL–PATH/cli/bin/cr_cli.
Set the Master Server as the Virtual Host parent.
Click Save.
Add the following lines to the /SPS–INSTALL–PATH//server/config/config.properties file:
config.allowSessionIDOnHosts=masterserver pe.defaultPlanTimeout=6000 pe.nonPlanExecNativeTimeout=2400 |
The config.allowSessionIDOnHosts line lets the plug-in communicate with the Master Server through the Sun N1 Service Provisioning System Remote Agent/CLI interface.
The pe.defaultPlanTimeout line is in seconds. Add this line if your site needs to increase the default plan from its 30 minute, 1800 second, value.
The pe.nonPlanExecNativeTimeout line is in seconds. Add this line if your site needs to increase the time for execNative time outs.
The config.properties file is in the SPS–INSTALL–PATH/server/config directory.
Restart the Master Server after the changes have been made to the config.properties file.
Repeat this procedure for each session variable that you create.
Session variables need to be set only if you have an SAP AC environment and you intend to administer components by using this plug-in.