Click on the binary and select "Save As" at the bottom of the screen to save to a location on your computer. The second download area is the download area where the patched cumulative release versions of the product can be downloaded. Eample: To get this area follow these steps:. Login to support. Important: Do this first or you may not be able to get to some links in the following steps 2. On the next page click on the "Download" link on the right.
Important: This will only appear if you are logged in with your support credentials 5. Find the download you are looking for and then right click on the link and select "Save Target As" to save to a folder on your Windows box. If you see a broken image, please right-click and select 'Open image in a new tab'. We apologize for this inconvenience. Answer: There are two separate sections for downloads of SiteMinder components. To get to this area follow these steps: 1. Check Set Extension Status to Allowed.
Note: The AJP connector uses port by default. To change the port number,. Verify IIS-Jboss connector is working. Finishing up SiteMinder Policy Server configuration. Additional schema files are available for other ldap and DB instances commonly used as policy store. Validate your policy store schema has been extended. Re-launch the Identity Manager software. Continue the install and restart the policy server when completed. Configuring a Directory and Environment within Identity Manager. Having installed and configured all the components of Identity Manager and SiteMinder, your next step is to configure a connected directory and environment which in turn automatically creates a user directory and domain on your SiteMinder policy Server.
To configure a directory, you can upload a pre-configured directory. You configure your directory using the Wizard which walks you through the directory structure and attributes. Either way, you need to start with a base directory.
These are supplied within the.. There are base directory. In addition, you need to choose your directory. For this exercise, the ldap structure created is flat.
There are 3 key areas within the directory. The first section defines user objects and attributes. The second defines groups and the third defines organizations. If you are NOT using organizations, it is important to remove the organization section and any references to configuring organizations withi the directory. Refer to the Identity Manager documentation to get an understanding of how Identity Manager uses organizations to manage a hierarchical structure.
Its important to have a clear understanding on when you would want to use organizations. In this flat ldap being used for this example, organizations are not required. Schema extensions to support IdM functions. While you can use any existing attributes as part of the inetorgperson, I have created an auxiliary class object that contains some custom attributes to be used by Identity Manager and our fictional web application.
The following attributes were added to my ldap instance:. Configuring a User Directory. Click on Directories. If you have a pre-configured directory. For this exercise, I will select the wizard and select the modified directory.
The first screen will have you enter the basic LDAP connection information. Next screen will show you all configurable options. In this modified directory. This next section, Select User Attributes, will map out the objectclass and attributes to be used by Identity Manager.
If you are using an auxiliary objectclass, change the structural class to reference your custom one. This will expose all the custom attributes. Verify your Container properly defines the location of your users in the ldap structure and finally select all the attributes you want the Identity Manager to be aware of.
Click next to continue. In the next section, you will map the attributes to the Identity Managers attribute names. Click next when done with the mapping. Next section allows you to add descriptions to any attributes as displayed by the Identity Manager system.
Click next after making any changes. Finally for users, there is the User Attribute Details where you can add any conditions around the availability and sue of the attribute within the IdM system. You can set attributes to be requires or set minimum values for a given attribute. Click Next and you will be returned to the Configure Managed Objects screen.
You will repeat the same steps, this time for configuring the Group Objects. As you go through the screens, make any changes as necessary. For the most part, these can stay as they are. For this exercise, no additional changes have to be made. Continue clicking Next until you return to the Configure Managed Objects. The Show summary and deploy directory option should be selected by default. Click Save to make a new copy of your modified directory. CLick Next to review the configuration and Finish to implement the Directory.
After a successful creation of the directory, you should have a similar message. Creating a Managed Environment. You will need to know the following info before you create your new managed environment:. The LDAP entry for your over-all admin user. The LDAP entry for a self-service system user.
This time click on Environments. Next click on New. On the next screen, select the Directory server you will manage. In this exercise, there should only be one entry, the b2c LDAP.
Click next. The next screen will give you the option to select a provisioning directory. Since this exercise is not covering provisioning, no options will appear. Select next to continue. The next screen will configure the public URL and self-service components. Enter the URL which will be used for public access and enter the self-service ldap entry. In the next screen you can select which roles you want imported into the managed environment.
For this exercise, only select Create default roles recommended. There is optional Role Definitions section. There is no need to select any additional role definitions, so just click on Next. Next section has you select your system admin. Enter the name of the ldap entry that will be the superadmin and click on Add. The next screen has to do with SiteMinder integration. You can select which Agent will be used to protect the Identity Manager b2c managed environment.
As you will see, Identity Manager automatically creates its own agent. Select this agent for use. The final screen will contain a summary of the new environment about to be created.
Click Finish after reviewing your settings. You should have no errors when the environment is built. Click on Continue. You will be returned to the Environments screen. Restart your IIS server after updating. Next , to start the environment, click on b2c. Scroll to the bottom and look for the Status setting. It will be set to Stopped. Click on Start.
This was created as part of the environment build. You should see the b2c domain created. View the b2cDomain and you will notice that the user directory will be configured as well as the default realms required by Identity Manager. Final Step - Validate you can log into the b2c managed environment as the superuser.
A pop-up should occur requesting login credentials. Login as superAdmin. After a successful login, you should see all the following tabs displayed.
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