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Modify CA Identity Manager Environment Properties

The CA Identity Manager Environment Properties screen in the Management Console lets you do the following tasks:

Follow these steps:

  1. If CA Identity Manager uses a cluster of SiteMinder Policy Servers, stop all but one Policy Server.
  2. If you have a cluster of CA Identity Manager nodes, stop all but one CA Identity Manager node.
  3. Click Environments.

    The CA Identity Manager Environments screen appears with a list of CA Identity Manager Environments.

  4. Click the name of the CA Identity Manager Environment to modify.

    The CA Identity Manager Properties screen appears and displays the following properties:

    OID

    Defines a unique identifier for the Environment. CA Identity Manager generates this identifier when you create a CA Identity Manager environment.

    You use the OID when you configure task removal from a task persistence database. See the Installation Guide.

    Name

    Specifies the unique name of the CA Identity Manager Environment.

    Description

    Provides a description of the CA Identity Manager Environment.

    CA Identity Manager Directory

    Specifies the CA Identity Manager directory with which the Environment is associated.

    Enable Verbose Log Output

    Controls how much information CA Identity Manager records and displays in the Environment log when you import an Environment. The Environment log is displayed in the status window in the Management Console when you import an Environment or other object definitions from a file.

    Note: Selecting this check box can significantly impact the performance.

    The verbose log includes validation and deployment messages for each object (task, screen, role and policy) and its attributes in the Environment.

    To see the verbose log, select this check box and save the Environment properties. When you import roles or other settings from a file, the additional information appears in the log.

    Provisioning Server

    Specifies the Provisioning directory that is used as the provisioning user store.

    Click the right arrow button to configure the provisioning directory in the Provisioning Properties page.

    Version

    Defines the version number of CA Identity Manager.

    Base URL

    Specifies the portion of the CA Identity Manager URL that does not include the protected or public alias for the environment.

    CA Identity Manager uses the base URL to form the Redirect URL to point to the Password Services task in the default password policy for the environment.

    Protected Alias

    Defines the base URL name for accessing protected tasks in the User Console for a CA Identity Manager environment.

    Public Alias

    Defines the base URL name for accessing public tasks, such as the self-registration and forgotten password tasks.

    Public User

    Defines the user account that CA Identity Manager uses in place of user-supplied credentials to access public tasks.

    Job Timeout

    Determines the amount of time that CA Identity Manager waits after a task is submitted before displaying a status message.

    This value is set in the User Console page in Advanced Settings.

    Status

    Stops or restarts the CA Identity Manager Environment.

    Migrate Task Persistence Data from CA Identity Manager 8.1

    Migrates data from a CA Identity Manager 8.1 task persistence database to CA Identity Manager 12.6.4 task persistence database.

    For more information, see the Installation Guide.

    Note: The Migrate Task Persistence Data from CA Identity Manager 8.1 button is only visible in environments that were created in previous versions of CA Identity Manager and migrated to CA Identity Manager 12.6.4.

  5. Modify the description, base URL, or protected or public alias, as needed.
  6. If you modified any Environment properties, restart the CA Identity Manager Environment.
  7. If you stopped any Policy Servers in Step 1, restart them now.