Installing SecretStore on a Solaris/Linux Server

Requirements

Requirements for Solaris

Solaris 2.6, Solaris 7, or Solaris 8

OS patches
For information on the patches required, refer to the README.TXT file of the product under the Solaris directory.

Access to the [Root] of the server

Admin rights to the NDS tree on the server

NDS eDirectory 8.5 or NDS Corporate Edition 8.5 with a functioning NDS tree

Requirements for Linux

Linux 2.2 and glibc 2.1.3 or later

Red Hat Package Manager (RPM)

OS patches
For information on the patches required, refer to the README.TXT file of the product under the Linux directory.

Access to the [Root] of the server

Admin rights to the NDS tree on the server

NDS eDirectory 8.5 or NDS Corporate Edition 8.5 with a functioning NDS tree

Installing the SecretStore Service

You can use the sso-install utility to install NSSO components on Solaris or Linux systems. This utility is located in the Setup directory on the CD under the Solaris or Linux Platform directories of the NSSO CD.

Mount the NSSO CD.

Change to the platform/setup directory on the CD.

The platform can be Solaris or Linux.

Run the sso-install script.

When prompted, accept the license agreement.

Select the components that you are prompted to install.

Configure SecretStore for UNIX.

Configuring SecretStore for Solaris or Linux

To configure SecretStore for Solaris or Linux, use the ssscfg utility. At the command line, enter the following:

/usr/sbin/ssscfg [-h hostname[:port]] [-w password] [-a <admin FDN>] -c [-f] [-v] [-s schemafile]

Parameter	Description
hostname	The hostname of the server on which Novell Single Sign-on server components have to be configured.
port	(Optional) The NDS server port.
-w	The password that corresponds to <admin FDN>. If you enter the optional parameter is entered.
admin FDN	The fully distinguished name of the NDS administrator for the tree. Use the complete context (for example, admin.organizationalunit.organization).
-c	The configure command.
-f	Allows operations on a filtered replica. By default, this option is disabled.
-v	Sets the verbose mode.
-s	Refers to the NSSO schema file in NDS format (NSSOV2.SCH). The schema file is installed as part of the NSSO product installation.

Uninstalling the SecretStore Service

To uninstall the SecretStore service on a Solaris or Linux server, use the ssscfg utility.

Run ssscfg.

Specify the deconfigure option -d as follows:

/usr/sbin/ssscfg [-h hostname[:port]] [-w password]

[-a <admin FDN>] -d [-f] [-v]

Run the sso-uninstall utility.