User guide

Repository Server Setup
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Setting up a Repository Server for Addition of a Repository Server (Reference System)
Perform the following procedure to add a repository server (reference system) during operation:
Set up an SSL communication environment of the repository server (update system)
This step is not required when an SSL communication environment has been set up in the repository
server (update system).
Set up a Repository Server (Reference System)
Perform the same procedure as that for setting up a repository server (reference system) in the system
with multiple repository servers.
1. Back up the SSO repository data for the repository server (update system).
2. Set up an SSL communication environment of the repository server (reference system).
3. Create an SSO repository (slave) for the repository server (reference system).
4. Restore the SSO repository in the repository server (reference system).
5. Change the setting of the SSO repository for the restored repository server (reference system).
6. Set up the repository server (reference system).
7 Change the setting of the SSO repository for the repository server (update system).
Creating an SSO Repository
Create an SSO repository to set up a new authentication infrastructure.
Use the Interstage Management Console of the machine in which a repository server is set up and
perform the procedure below. Refer to the Operator’s Guide for details of the items to be defined in the
Interstage Management Console.
The SSO administrator must undertake the role of the repository administrator as described in the
Interstage Management Console.
1. Select [Services] and then [Repository] from the System menu. Click on the [Create a New
Repository] tab.
2. Specify items as described below.
Items with (*1) can be specified only when creating an SSO repository; they cannot be changed
after the SSO repository has been created. Take special care when setting these values.
General Settings
− Repository Name (*1)
Specify the name of an SSO repository to be created.
− Administrator DN (*1)
Specify a DN (distinguished name) of the administrator that manages the SSO repository to be
created in the DN (distinguished name) format. (Example: cn=manager)
− Administrator DN password
Specify a password for the SSO administrator.