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This document tries to explain the installation setup for OpenSSO with Apache agent and the access manager installed on tomcat.
Sun JDK 1.5.0 Apache Tomcat 5.5.20 Apache Web Server 2.0.59 Windows 2000 server
Setup of Access Manager
- Copy opensso.war file under /webapps folder
- Get the machine fully qualified host name like "abc.foo.com"
- Open the opensso admin screen in the browser using the following url
http://abc.foo.com:7070/opensso/UI/Login
The first screen that comes will ask for location for data file etc. The details file holds policies and user identity details. The admin password is configured in this screen, make sure you remember the password.
- Logout and Login with default user as amadmin and passoword that you entered in the config screen.
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To specify a (flatfile) logging subdirectory (usually when multiple opensso servers on same system, using same service config datastore backend), add com.sun.identity.log.logSubdir=subdirname to AMConfig.properties, and restart container. see issue 157.
-- Main.bmathew06 - 07 Dec 2006
*If you get an error regarding Java Heap Size/Space while using Tomcat, increase the Java Heap Size. Using Apache Tomcat Monitoring tool, set the Initial and Maximum memory pool. 512MB worked for me. Else edit "tomcat-install/bin/catalina.sh or catalina.bat" and set CATALINA_OPTS to "-Xms512m -Xmx512m".
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