Configuration Issues

• Active Perl 5.8 or Later Is Required to Configure Some Access Manager Modules

• Installer Unable to Configure Distributed Authentication and Client SDK Components

• am2bak.bat and bak2am.bat Files Not Generated Correctly (6491091)

• User Account Is Not Deactivated After Many Successive Unsuccessful Logins (6469200)

Active Perl 5.8 or Later Is Required to Configure Some Access Manager Modules

Active Perl 5.8 or later needs to be installed to configure the following components with Access Manager:

• MFWK

• Session Failover

• Bulk Federation

• Performance Tuning

You can download Active Perl fromhttp://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePerl/.

Installer Unable to Configure Distributed Authentication and Client SDK Components

In Configure Automatically During Installation, the distributed authentication and client SDK components are not configured. No error message is displayed.

Workaround: Use the Configure Manually After Installation option during installation and manually configure the distributed authentication and client SDK components after installation.

am2bak.bat and bak2am.bat Files Not Generated Correctly (6491091)

Access manager 7.1 does not support the backup (am2bak.bat) and restore (bak2am.bat) utilities.

Workaround: None.

User Account Is Not Deactivated After Many Successive Unsuccessful Logins (6469200)

User account is not deactivated after multiple unsuccessful logins to the Access Manager.

Workaround: Use the realm administration console (\amserver\console) to enable or disable the lockout utility. To set the Login Failure Lockout Mode attribute, follow these steps:

1. Open the Access Manager GUI.

2. Select a ream to enable lockout.

3. Select the Authentication tab.

4. Click the Advanced Properties button.

5. Select the Login Failure Lockout Mode attribute.

6. Save the properties by clicking the Save button.