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- Configure CSA on each CSA node
- Edit properties
- Enable JNDI
- Request a software license
- Configure Marketplace Portal redirection
- Configure JBoss
- Configure a secure connection
- Configure the Identity Management component
- Configure SAML on CSA nodes in a clustered environment
- Reconfigure the CSA service
- Configure global search
- Configure the TCP communication channel on JGroups
- Configure SSO
Configure the Identity Management component on the CSA node
To configure the Identity Management component on the CSA node, complete the following steps:
For load balancer:
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Edit the following content in the
CSA_HOME/jboss-as/standalone/deployments/
file.
idm-service.war/WEB-INF/spring/applicationContext.properties
Update the following values:idm.csa.hostname
andidm.csa.audit.hostname
to[LOAD_BALANCER_HOSTNAME]
idm.csa.port
andidm.csa.audit.port
to[
LOAD_BALANCER
_HTTPS_PORT]
idm.csa.hostname = [LOAD_BALANCER_HOSTNAME]
idm.csa.port = [LOAD_BALANCER_CSA_HTTPS_PORT]
.
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# Properties for CSA Auditing Server
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idm.csa.audit.hostname = [LOAD_BALANCER_HOSTNAME]"/>
idm.csa.audit.port = [LOAD_BALANCER_HTTPS_PORT]"/>For example:
idm.csa.hostname = load_balancer.xyz.com
idm.csa.port = 8443
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# Properties for CSA Auditing Server
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idm.csa.audit.hostname = load_balancer.xyz.com"
idm.csa.audit.port = 8443" -
Edit the following content in the
CSA_HOME/jboss-as/standalone/deployments/
file.
csa.war/WEB-INF/applicationContext-security.xml
Update the following values:-
hostname
to[
LOAD_BALANCER
_HOSTNAME]
port
to[
LOAD_BALANCER
_CSA_HTTPS_PORT]
<beans:bean id="idmConfig" class="com.hp.ccue.identity.rp.IdentityServiceConfig">
<beans:property name="protocol" value="https"/>
<beans:property name="hostname" value="[LOAD_BALANCER_HOSTNAME]"/>
<beans:property name="port" value="[LOAD_BALANCER_CSA_HTTPS_PORT]"/>
<beans:property name="servicePath" value="idm-service"/> <!-- or hpcloud-idm-service if you don’t change the name of the WAR -->
<beans:property name="integrationAcctUserName" value="idmTransportUser"/>
<beans:property name="defaultTenant" value="#{systemEnvironment[CSA_ORG_NAME_IDENTIFIER] ?:'${csa.orgName.identifier}'}"/>
</beans:bean>For example:
<beans:bean id="idmConfig" class="com.hp.ccue.identity.rp.IdentityServiceConfig">
<beans:property name="protocol" value="https"/>
<beans:property name="hostname" value="load_balancer.xyz.com"/>
<beans:property name="port" value="8443"/>
<beans:property name="servicePath" value="idm-service"/> <!-- or hpcloud-idm-service if you don’t change the name of the WAR -->
<beans:property name="integrationAcctUserName" value="idmTransportUser"/>
<beans:property name="defaultTenant" value="#{systemEnvironment[CSA_ORG_NAME_IDENTIFIER] ?:'${csa.orgName.identifier}'}"/>
</beans:bean> -
For Apache load balancer:
-
Edit the following content in the
CSA_HOME/jboss-as/standalone/deployments/
file.
idm-service.war/WEB-INF/spring/applicationContext.properties
Update the following values:idm.csa.hostname
andidm.csa.audit.hostname
to[APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER_HOSTNAME]
idm.csa.port
andidm.csa.audit.port
to[
APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER
_HTTPS_PORT]
idm.csa.hostname = [APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER_HOSTNAME]
idm.csa.port = [APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER_CSA_HTTPS_PORT]
.
.
.
# Properties for CSA Auditing Server
.
.
.
idm.csa.audit.hostname = [APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER_HOSTNAME]"/>
idm.csa.audit.port = [APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER_HTTPS_PORT]"/>For example:
idm.csa.hostname = apache_load_balancer.xyz.com
idm.csa.port = 8443
.
.
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# Properties for CSA Auditing Server
.
.
.
idm.csa.audit.hostname = apache_load_balancer.xyz.com"
idm.csa.audit.port = 8443" - Edit the following content in the
CSA_HOME/jboss-as/standalone/deployments/
file. Update the following values:
csa.war/WEB-INF/applicationContext-security.xmlhostname
to[
APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER
_HOSTNAME]
port
to[
APACHE_LOAD_BALANCER
_CSA_HTTPS_PORT]
NOTE: It is not required or not mandatory in CSA 4.8 to update the above mentioned parameters such ashostname
andport
. These values are fetched fromcsa.properties
file.
<beans:bean id="idmConfig" class="com.hp.ccue.identity.rp.IdentityServiceConfig">
<beans:property name="protocol" value="#{systemEnvironment[CSA_IDM_PROVIDER_PROTOCOL]?: 'https'}"/>
<beans:property name="hostname" value="#{systemEnvironment[CSA_IDM_PROVIDER_HOSTNAME]?: '${csa.provider.hostname}'}"/>
<beans:property name="port" value="#{systemEnvironment[CSA_IDM_PROVIDER_PORT]?: ${csa.provider.port}}"/>
<beans:property name="servicePath" value="idm-service"/>
<beans:property name="integrationAcctUserName" value="idmTransportUser"/>
<beans:property name="integrationAcctPassword" value="#{systemEnvironment[CSA_SECURITY_IDM_TRANSPORT_USER_PASSWORD] == null ? '${securityIdmTransportUserPassword}' : securityHelper.decrypt(systemEnvironment[CSA_SECURITY_IDM_TRANSPORT_USER_PASSWORD])}"/>
<beans:property name="defaultTenant" value="#{systemEnvironment[CSA_ORG_NAME_IDENTIFIER] ?: '${csa.orgName.identifier}'}"/>
</beans:bean>
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