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CA IT PAM Authentication Implementation ProcessCA IT PAM Authentication Implementation ProcessThe process of implementing CA IT PAM authentication using the CA EEM on themanagement CA Enterprise Log Manager server follows:1. Prepare to implement CA IT PAM authentication.a. Load the CA IT PAM installation package on the Windows server whereyou plan to install CA IT PAM.b. (Optional) Change the default password for the itpamcert.p12certificate.2. Copy the ITPAM_eem.xml file from the host where you plan to install CA ITPAM to the CA Enterprise Log Manager appliance that includes CA EEM.3. Register ITPAM as an application instance on the same CA EEM that CAEnterprise Log Manager uses. Running the safex command generates theitpamcert.p12 certificate and the ITPAM application instance with two useraccounts, itpamadmin and itpamuser.4. Copy the itpmacert.p12 file from the CA Enterprise Log Manager appliance tothe Windows host where you plan to install the CA IT PAM domain.5. Browse to the ITPAM application and reset the passwords for itpamadminand itpamuser.6. Log on to the Windows server and install the third-party components usingprocedures documented in the CA IT Process Automation ManagerInstallation Guide.7. Install the CA IT PAM domain using the guidelines presented in this appendixand the CA IT PAM installation instructions.8. Start the CA ITPAM Server service.9. Launch and log in to the CA IT PAM console.More information:Prepare to Implement CA IT PAM Authentication on a Shared CA EEM (see page221)Copy an XML File to the Management CA Enterprise Log Manager (see page 221)Register CA IT PAM with a Shared CA EEM (see page 222)Copy the Certificate to the CA IT PAM Server (see page 223)Set Passwords for the Predefined CA IT PAM User Accounts (see page 223)Install the Third-Party Components Required by CA IT PAM (see page 225)Install the CA IT PAM Domain (see page 225)Start the CA ITPAM Server Service (see page 226)Launch and Log in to the CA IT PAM Server Console (see page 227)220 Implementation Guide
Prepare to Implement CA IT PAM Authentication on a Shared CA EEMPrepare to Implement CA IT PAM Authentication on a SharedCA EEMAfter your installation package is loaded on the Windows server where you planto install the CA IT PAM domain, you can set a password for the itpamcert.p12certificate.To prepare to implement CA IT PAM authentication on the CA EnterpriseLog Manager management server1. Extract the CA IT PAM iso image to the Windows Server 2003 host where youplan to install CA IT PAM.2. (Optional) Change the default password for the IT PAM certificate.a. Navigate to the \eem folder.b. Open the ITPAM_eem.xml file.c. Replace "itpamcertpass" in the following line:d. Save the file.Copy an XML File to the Management CA Enterprise LogManagerThe safex command generates CA IT PAM security objects from theITPAM_eem.xml file. You must copy this file to the CA Enterprise Log Managerappliance where it can be accessed during safex processing.To copy the ITPAM_eem.xml file from the Windows Server to the CAEnterprise Log Manager applianceCopy the ITPAM_eem.xml file from the host where you plan to install CA IT PAMto the CA Enterprise Log Manager appliance that includes CA EEM.■Source file on Windows server:C:\Program Files\CA\SharedComponents\iTechnology\ITPAM_eem.xmlNote: Use Windows Search to locate this XML file if the path shown heredoes not exist.■Destination path on the management CA Enterprise Log Manager:/opt/CA/SharedComponents/iTechnologyNote: From the Windows server, use Winscp and copy to the /tmp directory ofthe appliance.Appendix C: CA IT PAM Considerations 221
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Server PlanningServer RolesA CA Ent
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