1.4.2 Setting up the prerequisite product (for Linux)
This subsection describes the settings of user authentication, which is included in the JP1/Base setup procedure. To log in to JP1/IM - Manager, you need to set up user authentication on the manager. You can set a maximum of two authentication servers (primary and secondary).
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Setting up an authentication server (for Linux)
The following describes how to set up an authentication server when JP1/Base has been installed in Linux.
Prerequisites
The following conditions must be satisfied:
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The host name of the host to be set up as an authentication server can be resolved by using the hosts file or DNS server.
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The OS user who will execute the jbssetusrsrv command has root permissions.
Procedure
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Specify the following jbssetusrsrv command on the host you want to specify as the authentication server:
/opt/jp1base/bin/jbssetusrsrv primary-authentication-server [secondary-authentication-server]
Note that the local host name is automatically set as the authentication server name during installation of JP1/Base.
Related topics
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Description of the settings of user authentication in the JP1/Base User's Guide
(2) Registering JP1 users to the authentication server (for Linux)
The following describes how to register a JP1 user into the authentication server when JP1/Base has been installed in Linux.
Prerequisites
The following conditions must be satisfied:
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The primary authentication server is specified.
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The OS user who will execute the jbsadduser command has root permissions.
Procedure
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On the host specified as the primary authentication server, execute the following jbsadduser command to register a JP1 user to the authentication server:
/opt/jp1base/bin/jbsadduser JP1-user-name
Specify the JP1 user name according to the following rules:
Item
Number of bytes
Case-sensitive?
Permitted character string
JP1 user name
1 to 31 bytes
No
Alphanumeric characters and symbols (excluding * / \ " ' ^ [ ] { } ( ) : ; | = , + ? < > and spaces and tabs)
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After executing the jbsadduser command, follow the instructions to enter the password.
Specify the password according to the following rules:
Item
Number of bytes
Case-sensitive?
Permitted character string
Password
6 to 32 bytes
Yes
Alphanumeric characters and symbols (excluding \ " : and spaces and tabs)
Note that jp1admin is automatically set for both the JP1 user name and password during installation of JP1/Base.
Related topics
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Description about the jbsadduser command in the JP1/Base User's Guide
(3) Operation permissions for JP1 users (for Linux)
Each JP1 user is assigned an operating permission called a JP1 permission level.
This manual assumes that the JP1 permission level for the system administrator (jp1admin) is JP1_Console_Admin and JP1_CF_Admin.
JP1_Console_Admin permission is needed to operate a central console and central scope.
JP1_CF_Admin permission is needed to operate IM Configuration Management.
The JP1 permission level required for the system administrator is automatically set during installation of JP1/Base. To register a JP1 user other than the system administrator, set the JP1 permission level. For details about the procedure, see C.1(2) Specifying the JP1 resource group names and JP1 permission levels for JP1 users of business groups.