This section describes the services information the installer needs when the following are both true:
You are installing only the Access Manager Administration Console subcomponent.
The Identity Management and Policy Services Core subcomponent is not installed on the same host.
Label and State File Parameter |
Description |
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Web Container for Access Manager Administration Console |
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Console Host Name |
Fully qualified domain name for the host on which you are installing. |
Console Deployment URI |
URI prefix for accessing the HTML pages, classes and JAR files associated with the Access Manager Legacy mode (Access Manager 6.x compatible) Console. Only applies to Legacy mode. The default value is amconsole. If AM_REALM is enabled (setting Realm mode 7.x), then CONSOLE_DEPLOY_URI is ignored. |
Password Services Deployment URI |
Deployment URI for the password service. The default value is ampassword. Do not enter a leading slash. |
Web Container for Access Manager Services |
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Services Host Name |
Fully qualified domain name of the host where the Identity Management and Policy Services Core subcomponent is installed. The default value is the fully qualified domain name of this host. Use the default value as an example of format only, and edit the value to supply the correct remote host name. In a state file, supply the fully qualified domain name of a remote host. |
Port |
Port on which the Identity Management and Policy Services Core subcomponent listens for connections. This port is the HTTP or HTTPS port used by the web container. |
Services Deployment URI |
URI prefix for accessing the HTML pages, classes, and JAR files associated with the Identity Management and Policy Services Core subcomponent. This URI is used to access the realm (Access Manager 7.x compatible) console. The default value is amserver. Do not enter a leading slash. |
Cookie Domain |
The names of the trusted DNS domains that Access Manager returns to a browser when Access Manager grants a session ID to a user. You can scope this value to a single top-level domain, such as example.co m. The session ID will provide authentication for all subdomains of example.com. Alternatively, you can scope the value to a comma-separated list of subdomains, such as .corp.example.com. The session ID will provide authentication for all subdomains in the list. A leading dot (.) is required for each domain. The default value is the current domain, prefixed by a dot (.). |