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CA EEM Prerequisites

CA Process Automation uses CA Embedded Entitlements Manager (CA EEM) for user authentication and authorization. CA EEM is a required prerequisite.

• If you are using CA EEM with another CA Technologies product, verify that it is a version supported by CA Process Automation. See Platform Support and Requirements for CA Process Automation Components.
• If you do not have CA EEM or if your CA EEM is an earlier version than the versions that CA Process Automation supports, then download and install CA EEM.
• Plan how to authenticate CA Process Automation users.
• Gather CA EEM related information for the Domain Orchestrator installation.
• To create two CA EEM instances at installation (one to use and the other as a standby for failover), see Prepare for Failover to a Standby CA EEM. This procedure is optional and can be performed at a later time.

Note: For CA EEM-specific details, click one of the CA Process Automation bookshelf links in the Product Documentation - CA Embedded Entitlements Manager area, which includes the CA Embedded Entitlements Manager Integration Deployment Guide.