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Configure Agents in Unix and Linux

You can configure agents to a different domain in Unix and Linux using the ConfigureAgent.sh script file.

Follow these steps:

  1. Unzip the zip file (PAMAgent.zip) of the agent folder (PAMAgent folder).
  2. Access the ConfigureAgent.sh file
  3. (Optional) Run the ConfigureAgent.sh file without arguments to display help.
  4. Use the following command-line arguments with the agent installer:
    ConfigureAgent.sh domainUrl=<value> certPassword=<value> [options]
    
    domainUrl=value

    Specifies the URL of the domain server.

    For example, domainURL=http://domainserver.company.com:8080/

    Note: Do not append the context 'itpam' to the domainUrl.

    certPassword=value

    Defines the certificate password that is configured in the Domain. This value is applicable for only secured mode of communication.

    listeningAddress=value

    Specifies the address of the agent host name.

  5. Verify that the agent is configured to a new domain by the following message:

    The Agent is successfully configured with the Domain Orchestrator URL “domainUrl”.