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Installation Guide for iPlanet Process Manager 6.0



Chapter 2   Installing on NT


This chapter describes the procedure for installing Process Manager on Windows NT systems. Process Manager can be installed on Windows NT 4.0 (Service Pack 5) systems.

On Windows NT systems, you can install all Process Manager components or you can choose to install just the Process Builder component. Regardless of whether you install all components or just Process Builder, you use an onscreen installer to perform the installation.

This chapter has the following sections:



Getting Ready

Before installing Process Manager on Windows NT 4.0 (Service Pack 5), make sure:



Installing All Components

On Windows NT, you use an onscreen Process Manager installer that allows you to click through a set of install options.

When installing Process Manager on a Windows NT system, you can select which components to install by checking the corresponding boxes as shown in the following figure:



Before you install Process Manager 6.0, see the section "Getting Ready to Install" in Chapter 1 "Preparing for Installation" which explains important concepts and information required to properly install and configure iPlanet Application Server.

To install the Process Manager components using the installation wizard, follow these steps:


Log on

  1. Log on to Windows NT as a user with administrator privileges.

  2. Insert the Process Manager disc into your CD ROM drive or download the compressed product file from the ftp site.

  3. Execute the Setup.exe file to launch the installer.

The installation wizard launches.


Select Which Components To Install

  1. Click Next in the Welcome dialog box.

  2. Click Yes to accept the Software License Agreement.

  3. When prompted for the installation, click Netscape Servers. This gives you the choice to install iPlanet Application Server, Netscape Directory Server, Netscape Console, iPlanet Application Server Administrator, the Web connector plug-in, and Process Manager.

  4. When prompted for the installation type, click Typical.

  5. Select the installation directory and click Next.

    The default directory is C:\iPlanet\iPM6.

    You cannot use a directory name that includes spaces.

  6. Select which components to install:

    To install Process Manager along with iPlanet Application Server and Directory Server, select all the following components (these are the default selections):

    • Netscape Server Family Core Components

    • Netscape Directory Suite

    • Administration Services

    • iPlanet Application Server 6.0

    • iPlanet Process Manager 6.0

    The first three components (Netscape Server Family Core Components, Netscape Directory Suite, Administration Services) install Directory Server software.

    To install Process Manager along with Netscape Application Server without Directory Server, select

    • iPlanet Application Server 6.0

    • iPlanet Process Manager 6.0

    To install only Process Manager Server 6.0 and Process Builder 6.0 select only

    • iPlanet Process Manager 6.0

    To install only Process Manager Server 6.0 or Process Builder 6.0, select

    • iPlanet Process Manager 6.0 and click Change.

    Deselect the component you do not want to install and click Continue. If you are installing only Process Builder, click Next to complete the installation process. If you are installing only Process Manager server, click next to Enter Information for Process Manager.


Enter Information for the Directory Server

  1. Click Yes if you are asked to overwrite the nsldap32v40.dll file.

  2. If you specified that you want to install a new instance of Directory Server, select "This instance will be the configuration directory server."

  3. If you do not want to install Directory Server, enter the following information for the configuration Directory Server:

    • Host name and port number of the machine where the existing installation of Directory Server resides

    • Login ID for the machine where Directory Server is installed in "Bind As" (the default value is cn=Directory Manager).

    • Password to the machine where Directory Server is installed.

  4. If you are installing a new Directory Server click "Store data in this directory server."

  5. If you are not installing a new Directory Server, enter the following information for the storage Directory Server that you want this installation to be configured with:

    • Host name and port number of the machine where Directory Server is installed

    • Login ID to the machine where Directory Server is installed in "Bind As"

    • Password to the machine where Directory Server is installed

    • Top level domain name in Suffix

    Go to the section "Enter Information for the Application Server and Web Server" to proceed to the application server portion of the installation process.

  6. If you are not installing a new Directory Server, skip this step. Otherwise, enter the settings to be used by the Directory Server you are installing or accept the default settings:

    • Host name of the machine in Server Identifier

    • Server Port number

    • Top level domain name in Suffix

  7. If you are not installing a new Directory Server, skip this step. Otherwise, enter the Administrator ID and password to the configuration directory.

    Important: This is the Administrator ID and password required to uninstall iPlanet Application Server and Directory Server. Make a note of this information, as you will need it if you uninstall either of these products.

  8. Enter the name of the Administration Domain where Netscape software information is stored on Directory Server or accept the default name.

  9. Enter the Directory Manager distinguished name (DN) and password. The default value for the distinguished name is cn=Directory Manager.

  10. Enter the port number for the Directory Server Administration Server. This is required for using the Console to administer the Directory Server.

    Note: Take note of this port number. Either use a number meaningful to you or store the port number in a safe place.

  11. Confirm the configuration Directory Server information by entering the server's host name (defaults to the host you have used so far in the installation), port number (defaults to 389), Directory Manager user, and the Directory Manager password.


Enter Information for the Application Server and Web Server

  1. Enter the product key of iPlanet Application Server. See the Welcome letter you received with the product for the correct key.

  2. When prompted for the type of web server to be used with this installation of iPlanet Application Server, select iPlanet Web Server 4.1 (Process Manager 6.0 requires this web server.). Enter the web server instance name.

  3. When prompted for the Administration Server user ID and password, enter the user ID and password that will be required to log on to the Administration Server through the Administrator tool (iPlanet Application Server Administrator).

  4. Select whether or not want to enable i18N support for the application server.


Enter Information for Process Manager

  1. Enter the administrator user for Process Manager. This user should exist in the corporate directory.


Review and Install

  1. Review the summary provided by the installation program of the configuration you have selected. If necessary, go back and make changes. When you are ready to install, click Install.

  2. When the installation is complete, reboot the computer so that the new settings take effect.

  3. During the installation process, when prompted if you want to overwrite an existing .dll file, press OK.



Installing Process Builder Only

You can install the Process Builder as a stand-alone tool on your system. Note that if you install Process Manager 6.0, Process Builder is installed by default; you do not need to install Process Builder separately. However, if you want to install only Process Builder, perform the following steps:

  1. Locate the builder.exe file on the CD or download it from the Process Manager ftp site.

  2. Double-click the builder.exe file.

    The self-extraction tool appears as shown in the following figure:



  3. Enter the directory where the self-extractor will extract the files.

  4. Click Unzip.

    The Process Builder files are extracted into the directory you specified in Step 3.

  5. Click OK in the dialog box that appears indicating that the files were extracted successfully.

  6. Click Close in the self-extractor window.

  7. Navigate to the directory you specified in Step 3 and open the builder folder.

  8. Double-click the Builder.exe file.

    Process Builder appears.

    Alternatively, you can double-click the Builder.bat file to launch a separate DOS window in addition to Process Builder that displays diagnostic messages. Note that if you close this DOS window, Process Builder closes as well.


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