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Table 6-7 Cell profile options
Typical settings Advanced options
The administrative console and default application
are deployed by default. The sample applications are
not deployed.
The profile name for the deployment manager is
Dmgrxx by default, where xx is 01 for the first
deployment manager profile and increments for each
one created.
The profile name for the federated application server
and node is AppSrvxx by default, where xx is 01 for
the first application server profile and increments for
each one created.
Directory /profiles is used as
. The profiles are created in
/
You have the option to deploy the administrative
console (recommended and preselected), the
default application (preselected), and the sample
applications (if installed).
You can specify the profile name
You can specify the profile name
You can specify the directory. The
profiles are created in
/
Neither profile is made the default profile. You can choose to make the deployment
manager profile the default profile.
The cell name is Cellxx.
The node name for the deployment manager is
CellManagerxx.
The node name for the application server is
Nodexx .
The host name defaults to your system’s DNS host
name.
You can specify the cell name, the host name, and
the profile names for both profiles.
You can select whether to enable administrative security or not. By default Enable administrative security
is preselected. If you select yes, you have to specify a user name and password that is given administrative
authority.
Creates a new default personal certificate for this
profile using the DN:
cn=,ou=,ou=,o
=IBM,c=US
Creates a new root signer certificate for this profile
using the DN: cn=,ou=Root
Certificate,ou=,ou=,o=IBM,
c=US
Default expiration date for the personal certificate is 1
year.
Allows you to enter the DN for the new certificate
being created or to import an existing default
personal certificate from an existing keystore
Allows you to enter the DN for new root signer
certificate being created or to import an existing
root signing certificate from an existing keystore
Allows you to enter the expiration period
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