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28 Identity Manager 4.0.1 Integrated Installation Guide

ndscheck [-h <hostname port]>] [-a <admin FDN>] [[-w <password>]

 The

logevent.cfg

file is modified with the logging server details on both Windows and

Linux platforms when either the Roles Based Provisioning Module or the Identity

Reporting Module is configured through integrated installer. If you are configuring only

Metadirectory server, manually add the logging server details to the

logevent.cfg

file.

Creating a New Tree

The fields that appear depend on the components you selected to configure in the previous page.

1 Use the following information to configure your Identity Manager components if you selected to

create a new tree.

 “Identity Vault” on page 28

 “Identity Vault > Advanced” on page 28

 “Roles Based Provisioning Module (RBPM)” on page 29

 “Roles Based Provisioning Module (RBPM) > Advanced” on page 30

 “Identity Reporting Module” on page 30

 “Identity Reporting Module > Advanced” on page 30

 “Event Auditing Service” on page 31

 “Event Auditing Service > Advanced” on page 31

 “iManager > Advanced” on page 31

2 Review the preconfiguration summary, then click Configure.

3 Review the configuration summary page, then click Done.

If there were problems during the configuration, review the configuration logs. For more

information, see “Locating Log Files and Properties Files” on page 35.

Identity Vault

Fill in the following fields to create a new tree:

New tree name: Specify a name for the new tree.

Admin password: Specify a password for the Identity Vault administrator.

Confirm admin password: Specify the password for the Identity Vault administrator again.

Identity Vault > Advanced

Select Advanced if you want to customize the tree that is created. Fill in the following fields to

customize the tree:

Admin name: Specify the name of the Identity Vault administrator user.

NCP port: Either leave the default value of 524 for the NCP port or change the value of the port. NCP

is the core eDirectory communications protocol.

LDAP port: Either leave the default value of 389 for the LDAP port or change the value of the port.

LDAP secure port: Either leave the default value of 636 for the LDAP secure port or change the value

of the port.

HTTP port: Either leave the default value of 8028 for the HTTP port or change the value of the port.

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