Work with Portal Server on another host? 

SRA_IS_CREATE_INSTANCE

Select this option (or answer y in CLI mode) only if you are installing the Netlet and Rewriter proxies on this host and these proxies are interacting with a remote instance of Portal Server SRA.

Deselect this option (or answer n in CLI mode) if the Netlet and Rewriter proxies are interacting with a local instance of Portal Server SRA. 

In a state file, the permitted values are y or n. The meanings of these values in a state file is as follows:

• y specifies that the proxies work with a local instance of Portal Server SRA

• n specifies that the proxies work with a remote instance of Portal Server SRA

The remaining fields in this table apply only if you select this option to indicate that these proxies will work with a remote instance of Portal Server SRA. 

Protocol 

SRA_SERVER_PROTOCOL

Protocol (HTTP or HTTPS) that the gateway will use to communicate with Portal Server. 

In a state file, specify https or http. The default value is https.

Portal Host Name 

SRA_SERVER_HOST

Fully qualified domain name of the host on which you are installing Portal Server. 

Portal Server Port 

SRA_SERVER_PORT

Port used to access Portal Server. 

The default value is 80.

Portal Server Deployment URI 

SRA_DEPLOY_URI

Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that you use to deploy Portal Server. 

The value for the deployment URI must have a leading slash and must contain only one slash. 

The default value is /portal.

Organization DN 

SRA_IS_ORG_DN

The distinguished name (DN) of the root suffix for the domain in which Portal Server is being installed. 

The default value is .com. You must edit this default value.

Service URI 

SRA_IS_SERVICE_URI

Uniform Resource Identifier used to invoke Access Manager services. 

The default value is /amserver.

Access Manager Password Encryption Key 

SRA_IS_PASSWORD_KEY

A string that Access Manager uses to encrypt user passwords. 

Portal Server SRA must use the encryption key that Access Manager used at installation, so the installer automatically sets the default value to that key. In the interactive installer, do not edit the displayed default value. 

You can find the Access Manager encryption key in the Access Manager properties file, AMConfig.properties. Location is:

Solaris OS: /etc/opt/SUNWam/config

Linux: /etc/opt/sun/identity/config

The property that contains this value is am.encryption.pwd.