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During installation of an SAP system or system copy export with Software Provisioning Manager (SWPM), the procedure stopped with Windows operating system error 1314 (A required privilege is not held by the client.). Related log files contain entries as below.

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• If you do insist upon using WinPcap, be aware that its installer Uses NDIS 5.0, which might not work well with newer versions of Windows.

• Was built with an old version of NSIS and as a result is vulnerable to DLL hijacking.

Auto-accepts the software license agreement. If this option is present on the command line with the --install or --custom-install option, the license agreement prompt is suppressed and the agent install continues. To view the license agreement, open /legal-notices/license.txt.

The password encryption key, which must be the same on all servers in a multi-server installation, such as O6QWwHPO4os+zEz3Nqn/2daAYWyiFE32. If left blank, installing OpenAM generates a random password encryption key that you can view in the OpenAM console under Deployment > Servers > Server Name > Security.

Type of the configuration data store. The value embedded means set up OpenAM with an embedded, OpenDJ based configuration store. The value dirServer means an external directory server, such as OpenDJ, or Sun Java System Directory Server. If you set this to dirServer, and the configuration store contains the configuration of other OpenAM servers, then the server is added to the existing multiserver installation.

This executable jar file, openam-upgrade-tool-13.5.2.jar, lets you perform a silent upgrade on a deployed OpenAM server by applying settings from a configuration file or using arguments. This capability allows you to include the upgrade.jar from a command line or in an upgrade script.

If you set multiple cookie domains, OpenAM still only sets the cookie in the domain the client uses to access OpenAM. If this property is left blank, then the fully qualified domain name of the server is used to set the cookie domain, meaning that a host cookie rather than a domain cookie is set.

Attribute for storing ForgeRock Authenticator OATH profiles. The default attribute, oathDeviceProfiles, is added to the user store during OpenAM installation. If you want to use a different attribute, you must make sure to add it to your user store schema prior to deploying two-step verification with a ForgeRock OATH authenticator app in OpenAM. OpenAM must be able to write to the attribute.

Number of requests that can be queued for the pool awaiting handling by a pool thread. When the number of pool threads is less than the Thread Pool Max Size and the queue is full, further requests cause new threads to be added until the Thread Pool Max Size is reached. When the number of pool threads is equal to the Thread Pool Max Size and the queue is full, further requests are silently dropped without any response to the client.

The Core Token Service (CTS) does not need to be configured in the same LDAP storage as the external or embedded user store. The CTS can instead be configured on its own external directory server. There are some specific requirements for indexing and replication which need to be accounted for. In particular, WAN replication is an important consideration which needs to be handled carefully for optimum performance.

When you configure a firewall for OpenAM, make sure to include open ports for any installed and related components, including web services (80, 443), servlet containers (8009, 8080, 8443), and external applications.

OpenAM may expose several hundred service endpoints, listed in this chapter. Each endpoint shown is listed relative to the deployment URL. For example, if you have deployed OpenAM at :8443/openam/, the full URL to the isAlive.jsp endpoint is :8443/openam/isAlive.jsp.

OpenAM includes two types of endpoints. One is based on URL patterns, shown with the url-pattern tag. You can find these patterns in the web.xml file, in the /path/to/tomcat/webapps/openam/WEB-INF directory. The other type is based on *.jsp pages, starting in the main /path/to/tomcat/webapps/openam directory, and also in many associated subdirectories. If you copied or created a WAR archive to a name other than openam.war, as described in the installation guide, substitute for the second openam accordingly.

In general, this chapter does not include dynamic endpoints, such as those that may include security tokens. The endpoints described in this chapter are based on files included in the installation of an OpenAM server.

Filter requests to prevent or restrict access to vulnerable endpoints with a reverse proxy or equivalent hardware device. Such options can be configured to limit access by IP address or fully-qualified domain name.

In some highlighted cases, the noted *.jsp file appears in the code for one or more .java files. If you remove the noted *.jsp file from the container, there is a risk that will break some functionality within OpenAM. In other cases, such as any files related to the GUI installation wizard, the applicable *.jsp file can be safely removed from a production system.

The configuration of the XUI is based on settings in the ThemeConfiguration.js file. This file can be found in the /path/to/webapps/openam/XUI/config/ directory. The file contains a full configuration for the mandatory default theme. Additional themes should use a duplicate of the default theme's configuration. Any parameters that are not configured will inherit values from the mandatory default theme.

This guide is intended for use by professional network and system administrators during the operation of SUSE Linux Enterprise. As such, it is solely concerned with ensuring that SUSE Linux Enterprise is properly configured and that the required services on the network are available to allow it to function properly as initially installed. This guide does not cover the process of ensuring that SUSE Linux Enterprise offers proper compatibility with your enterprise's application software or that its core functionality meets those requirements. It assumes that a full requirements audit has been done and the installation has been requested, or that a test installation for such an audit has been requested.

Many commands are described in detail in their manual pages. You can view manual pages by running the man command followed by a specific command name. If the man command is not installed on your system, install it by running zypper install man.

This guide details how to install single or multiple systems, and how to exploit the product-inherent capabilities for a deployment infrastructure. Choose from various approaches: local installation from physical installation media, customizing the standard installation images, network installation server, mass deployment using a remote-controlled, highly-customized, automated installation process, and initial system configuration.

AutoYaST is a system for unattended mass deployment of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server systems using an AutoYaST profile containing installation and configuration data. The manual guides you through the basic steps of auto-installation: preparation, installation, and configuration.

Introduces basic concepts of system security, covering both local and network security aspects. Shows how to use the product inherent security software like AppArmor, SELinux, or the auditing system that reliably collects information about any security-relevant events. Supports the administrator with security-related choices and decisions in installing and setting up a secure SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and additional processes to further secure and harden that installation.

There are special shells that block users from logging into the system: /bin/false and /sbin/nologin. Both fail silently when the user attempts to log into the system. This was intended as a security measure for system users, though modern Linux operating systems have more effective tools for controlling system access, such as PAM and AppArmor.

Holds various documentation files and the release notes for your system. In the manual subdirectory find an online version of this manual. If more than one language is installed, this directory may contain versions of the manuals for different languages.

Under packages find the documentation included in the software packages installed on your system. For every package, a subdirectory /usr/share/doc/packages/PACKAGENAME is created that often holds README files for the package and sometimes examples, configuration files or additional scripts.

The second line is a comment beginning with the hash sign. We recommend that you comment difficult lines. With proper commenting, you can remember the purpose and function of the line. Also, other readers will hopefully understand your script. Commenting is considered good practice in the development community.

Use the filters on the left side to list packages matching the specified string. Installed packages are marked with the letter i. To change the status of a package, press Space or Enter. Alternatively, use the Actions menu to select the needed status change (install, delete, update, taboo, or lock).

The function keys (F1 ... F12) are also used for functions. Certain function keys might be taken over by the terminal and may not be available for YaST. However, the Alt key combinations and function keys should always be fully available on a text-only console.

Patches that either apply to packages not installed on your system, or patches that have requirements which have already have been fulfilled (because the relevant packages have already been updated from another source).

If you install an up-to-date package from a repository other than the update repository, the requirements of a patch for this package may be fulfilled with this installation. In this case a check mark is displayed in front of the patch summary. The patch will be visible in the list until you mark it for installation. This will in fact not install the patch (because the package already is up-to-date), but mark the patch as having been installed. 2ff7e9595c