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Configuring the Enterprise Management Server for SUN ONE and CA Directory

This scenario describes how you configure the Enterprise Management Server for SUN ONE or CA Directory. If you are using SUN ONE or CA Directory as the user store, you configure the user store settings after you install CA ControlMinder Enterprise Management. You use the CA Identity Minder Management Console to configure the directory and environment settings.

Important! To use SUN ONE directory or CA Directory as the user store, select the Other User Store option in the Select User Store screen at the CA ControlMinder Enterprise Management installation wizard.

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The following diagram illustrates the steps you complete to configure the Enterprise Management Server for SUN ONE or CA Directory user stores:

The following diagram illustrates the steps you complete to configure the Enterprise Management Server for SUN ONE and CA Directory:

Follow these steps:

  1. Install the user store directory.

    Note: For SUN ONE, verify that you install the SUN ONE Directory Suite and Administration Services. For more information about CA Directory, refer to the CA Directory Installation Guide.

  2. Create a public user and a system manager account.

    You specify the user credentials when you create the environment.

  3. Install the Enterprise Management Server.

    Note: Do not specify a user store during the installation. For more information about the Enterprise Management Server installation, refer to the Implementation Guide.

  4. Create a directory and define the connection settings:
  5. Create an environment and define the environment settings:

    Note: You use the CA Identity Minder Management Console to configure and define the settings for the directory and the environment.

  6. Stop the CA ControlMinder services using the secons -s command.
  7. Start the CA ControlMinder services using the seosd -start command.