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How to Connect CA Identity Manager to CA Arcot

This scenario describes how to configure a CA Arcot endpoint and the JCS, and then connect the endpoint to CA Identity Manager.

The following diagram shows the steps:

Diagram of the tasks required to configure a CA Arcot endpoint and connect it to CA Identity Manager

  1. The Arcot administrator does the following:
    1. Check the prerequisites for connecting to CA Arcot.
    2. Set up two-way SSL in CA Arcot.
  2. The CA Identity Manager administrator sets up SSL, with the following steps:
    1. Import the CA Arcot server certificate into the JCS keystore.
    2. Issue the client certificate for the JCS.
    3. Install the Certificate for the JCS.
  3. The CA Identity Manager administrator connects CA Identity Manager to WebFort.
  4. (Optional) The CA Identity Manager administrator connects CA Identity Manager to RegFort.
Prerequisites for Connecting to CA Arcot

This section is for the administrator of CA Arcot.

Before the connector server can be connected to CA Arcot WebFort, the administrator of CA Arcot verifies that the following prerequisites are met:

To connect to RegFort, verify that the RegFort server shares the UDS with WebFort.

Set Up Two-Way SSL in CA Arcot

This procedure is for the Arcot administrator.

To begin the process of securing communications between CA Arcot and the JCS, set up two-way SSL on the CA Arcot endpoint. For instructions, see "Appendix F: Configuring for SSL" in Arcot WebFort Installation and Deployment Guide. This is available for Windows and for UNIX.

After you have set up two-way SSL, the integrator can import the CA Arcot server certificate into the JCS.