Identity Assurance Solution contains five separate drivers. The following table describes which driver is installed on which system:
Table 3-1 Driver/System Installation
HINT:The driver installation programs shut down eDirectory if eDirectory is installed on the system.
If the eDirectory shutdown attempt fails, the installer stops and must be run again. In order to avoid the inconvenience of re-running the installer, you can stop the eDirectory service before launching each installer.
The PIV Life Cycle driver must be installed on the Identity Vault server.
Double-click
to install the driver.Read the welcome page, then click
.Read the license agreement and select
, then click .Specify the name of an eDirectory user who has sufficient administrative rights to the root of the tree to extend the schema, then click
.The user name must be entered using the leading dot-delimited notation. Then click Next.
Read the summary page, then click
to begin the installation.Click
to exit the installation wizard.The PIV Workflow driver doesn’t have an installation program. It is installed using iManager and works with the User Application for Provisioning.
For more information on importing and configuring the PIV Workflow Driver, see Section 4.2.2, Configuring the PIV Workflow Driver in iManager.
To install the Enrollment driver, you need to complete the following three tasks:
For information on installing Novell Identity Manager on connected systems, see the Installing the Connected Systems Option section of the Identity Manager 3.0.1 Installation Guide.
The driver is installed on the same machine where the Honeywell SmartPlus Enrollment system is installed. Make sure that the Identity Manager Connected System is installed before proceeding with the installation of the driver.
Double-click
to install the driver.Read the welcome page, then click
.Read the license agreement and select
, then click .Browse to and select where you have the Remote Loader installed on the Honeywell SmartPlus Enrollment system, then click
.Read the summary page, then click
to begin the installation.Click
to exit the installation wizard.To configure the driver, see Section 4.0, Configuring Identity Assurance Solution.
To configure the connected system (remote loader):
Launch the Remote Loader Console.
Click
to add a remote driver.Specify a description for the remote driver.
Select
in the driver drop-down list.If the driver is not listed, it means the driver has not been installed. You must first install the driver. See Install the Driver.
Specify a filename and location for the remote loader configuration file.
Select
for the Remote Loader service to listen for communication on all IP addresses for the ActivIdentity server.Leave the connection port at the default of 8090.
Leave the command port at the default of 8000.
Specify the remote loader password.
Specify the driver object password.
Select
.Browse to and select a trusted root file.
See Providing for Secure Data Transfer for information on how to create a trusted root file.
Set the trace level to zero.
Increase this only during troubleshooting of the driver.
Select
.Click
to save the information.To configure the driver, see Section 4.0, Configuring Identity Assurance Solution.
To install the CMS driver, you need to complete the following three tasks:
For information on installing Novell Identity Manager on connected systems, see the Installing the Connected Systems Option section of the Identity Manager 3.0.1 Installation Guide.
The driver is installed on the same machine where the Card Management System for ActivIdentity is installed.
Double-click
to install the driver.Read the welcome page, then click
.Read the license agreement and select
, then click .Browse to and select where you have the Remote Loader installed on the ActivIdentity Card Management system, then click
.Read the summary page, then click
to begin the installation.Click
to exit the installation wizard.To configure the connected system (remote loader):
Launch the Remote Loader Console.
Click
to add a remote driver.Specify a description for the remote driver.
Select
in the driver drop-down list.If the driver is not listed, it means the driver has not been installed. You must first install the driver. See Install the Driver.
Specify a filename and location for the remote loader configuration file.
Select
for the Remote Loader service to listen for communication on all IP address for the ActivIdentity server.Leave the connection port at the default of 8090.
Leave the command port at the default of 8000.
Specify the remote loader password.
Specify the driver object password.
Select
.Browse to and select the CMS CA Root certificate.
Set the trace level to zero.
Increase this only during troubleshooting of the driver.
Select
.Click
to save the information.To configure the driver, see Section 4.0, Configuring Identity Assurance Solution.
To install the PACS driver, you need to do the following three tasks:
For information on installing Novell Identity Manager on connected systems, see the Installing the Connected Systems Option section of the Identity Manager 3.0.1 Installation Guide.
The driver is installed on the same machine where the Honeywell SmartPlus Integration system is installed.
Double-click
to install the driver.Read the welcome page, then click
.Read the license agreement and select
, then click .Browse to and select where you have the Remote Loader installed on the Honeywell SmartPlus Integration system, then click
.Read the summary page, then click
to begin the installation.Click
to exit the installation wizard.To configure the driver, see Section 4.0, Configuring Identity Assurance Solution.
To configure the connected system (remote loader):
Launch the Remote Loader Console.
Click
to add a remote driver.Specify a description for the remote driver.
Select
in the driver drop-down list.If the driver is not listed, it means the driver has not been installed. You must first install the driver. See Install the Driver.
Specify a filename and location for the remote loader configuration file.
Select
for the Remote Loader service to listen for communication on all IP address for the ActivIdentity server.Leave the connection port at the default of 8090.
Leave the command port at the default of 8000.
Specify the remote loader password.
Specify the driver object password.
Select
.Browse to and select a trusted root file.
See Providing for Secure Data Transfer for information on how to create a trusted root file.
Set the trace level to zero.
Increase this only during trouble shooting of the driver.
Select
.Click
to save the information.To configure the driver, see Section 4.0, Configuring Identity Assurance Solution.