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Browse to CA Process Automation and Log In as Default Administrator

Many of the topics in this guide assume that you have access to the CA Process Automation UI. Tasks such as deploying drivers, installing Orchestrators, and adding nodes are initiated from the Configuration tab in CA Process Automation. Administrators typically log in to CA Process Automation with their own credentials to perform such tasks.

Note: For more information about creating your own user account, see the Content Administrator Guide.

To be available, CA Process Automation requires that the following conditions are met:

• CA EEM is running.
• The load balancer, if used, is running.
• The Domain Orchestrator service is started. For more information, see Start the Orchestrator.

To perform tasks that require CA Process Automation access before you have a CA Process Automation user account, log in to CA Process Automation with the default administrator credentials.

Important! Default administrator credentials are not available if CA EEM is configured to use Microsoft Active Directory as a user store. Default credentials for each user role are available only if you configured CA EEM to use the local user store for creating and storing user accounts.

Follow these steps:

1. Access the appropriate CA Process Automation URL. In the following examples, server refers to the server where a nonclustered Domain Orchestrator is installed. For a clustered Domain Orchestrator, server refers to the server with the load balancer.
   • For secure communication, use the following syntax:

     https://server:port/itpam
     

     Examples:

     https://domainOrchestrator_host:8443/itpam
     

     https://loadBalancer_host:443/itpam
     

   • For basic communication, use the following syntax:

     http://server:port/itpam
     

     Examples:

     http://domainOrchestrator_host:8080/itpam
     

     http://loadBalancer_host:80/itpam
     

   The CA Process Automation login page opens.

   Note: If NTLM Authentication is enabled and your Domain credentials match credentials in an CA EEM user account, the Home tab displays. To support NTLM authentication in Mozilla Firefox, you configure browser settings. For more information, see Mozilla support.

2. Enter pamadmin for Username.
3. Enter pamadmin for Password.
4. Click Log In.

   CA Process Automation opens. The Home tab is displayed.

5. From the Help drop-down list, click Book Shelf. Verify the bookshelf can be opened from CA Technologies Customer Support.
6. If needed, make the bookshelf available on Orchestrators without Internet access.