iRecorder Reference Guide for SiteMinder Web Access Manager › How to Install and Configure the iRecorder › Add and Manage Policies › Add the Default Policy for SiteMinder Web Access Manager to the Policy Manager

Add the Default Policy for SiteMinder Web Access Manager to the Policy Manager

To create a policy for the SiteMinder Web Access Manager iRecorder, you must add the default policy template for SiteMinder Web Access Manager to the Policy Manager.

Note: If you do not have an SiteMinder Web Access Manager Policy, you must import the policy template for SiteMinder Web Access Manager to the Policy Manager.

To add the default template, follow these steps:

1. On the eTrust Audit Policy Manager server, open the following file:

   [eTrust Auditinstall]\bin\pmu_template_exchange.exe.
   

   where [eTrust Auditinstall] is the directory where eTrust Audit is installed.

   The Import/ Export Policy dialog appears:

   

2. Select Import policy template from binary file, and click Next.

   You are asked for the policy file name for your iRecorder.

3. Enter the path where the following file is located, which is a policy file made exclusively for SiteMinder Web Access Manager:

   SiteMinder Web Access Manager.ptf

   The policy file is installed along with the iRecorder at this location:

   <Drive:>\Program Files\CA\SharedComponents\iTechnology\SiteMinder Web Access Manager.ptf.
   

   Note: If there is no specific ptf file (SiteMinder Web Access Manager) available, default policies already exist in the Policy Manager that you can use for SiteMinder Web Access Manager. You can skip this procedure.

4. Click Next.

   A dialog appears that describes the chosen policy file.

5. Click Next again.

   A dialog appears and asks whether you want to create the policy in the default policies section.

6. Click Yes and click Next.

   A dialog appears that asks you for the name of the subpolicy for SiteMinder Web Access Manager.

7. Enter SiteMinder Web Access Manager as the name of the inserted subpolicy, and click Finish.

   The default policy is loaded into the Policy Manager.