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Install the Domain Orchestrator

Use the following general guidelines to install the CA Process Automation server, which is also known as the Domain Orchestrator:

Note: This list describes only the configuration options specific to requirements for the CA SOI and HP Service Manager integration. For complete installation procedures, see the CA Process Automation Installation Guide.

• Install all necessary third-party components before you begin the Domain Orchestrator installation.
• Install CA Process Automation on a dedicated physical or virtual server.
• The installing user must have Administrator privileges on Windows.
• Take note of the settings that you enter on the General Properties page. In particular, take note of the HTTP Port, which is how CA SOI communicates with CA Process Automation (8080 by default). Assign all ports uniquely on the server.

  For information about changing port numbers that you defined during installation, see the CA Process Automation Installation Guide.

• We recommend selecting the Install as Windows Service check box to run the Orchestrator as a service.
• Register Application lets you set up a default, working installation of CA Process Automation by configuring CA EEM automatically:
  • Select EEM as the Security Server on the Select Security Server Type page.

    On the ensuing EEM Security Settings page, perform the following on the specified fields:

  • Enter the CA EEM server name that you configured for CA Process Automation.
  • Enter ITPAM for the EEM Application Name.
  • Select the Register Application option.
  • Navigate to the location of the itpamcert.p12 file in the EEM Certificate File field, and enter the EEM Certificate Password as specified in the ITPAM_eem.xml file (itpamcertpass by default).
• Perform the following actions on the Database Settings page:
  • Specify MSSQL 2005 in the Type of Database drop-down list and enter the appropriate database settings. We recommend sharing the database that CA SOI uses.
  • To connect to an instance other than the default, perform the following actions:
    • Specify only the server name in the Database Server field (without the instance name).
    • Specify the port where the instance is listening in the Database Port field.
  • Click Test Database Settings to test the database connection. If a message indicates that the CA Process Automation database is missing, close the dialog and click Create Database to create the database.