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Installing the DMZ Secure Proxy Server using the command line

You can install the DMZ Secure Proxy Server for IBM WebSphere Application Server using the Installation Manager command line. Installing the DMZ Secure Proxy Server allows a secure proxy server profile to be created outside of the cell.

Before you begin

Important: Before installing the product, you must read the license agreement that you can find with the product files. Signify your acceptance of the license agreement by specifying -acceptLicense in the command as described below.
Install Installation Manager on each of the systems onto which you want to install the product.
  • If you want to use the Installation Manager that is included with this product, perform the following actions:
    1. Obtain the necessary files.
      There are three basic options for obtaining and installing Installation Manager and the product.
      • Access the physical media, and use local installation
        You can access the product repositories on the product media.
        1. Install Installation Manager on your system.

          You can install Installation Manager using the product media, using a file obtained from the Passport Advantage® site, or using a file containing the most current version of Installation Manager from the IBM® Installation Manager download website.

        2. Use Installation Manager to install the product from the product repositories on the media.
      • Download the files from the Passport Advantage site, and use local installation
        Licensed customers with a Passport Advantage ID and password can download the necessary product repositories from the Passport Advantage site.
        1. Download the files from the Passport Advantage site.
          Tip: See How to download WebSphere® Application Server V8.58.5.5 from Passport Advantage Online for a list of the IBM WebSphere Application Server Version 8.5 installation images downloadable from the IBM Passport Advantage Online website and other information.
        2. Install Installation Manager on your system.

          You can install Installation Manager using the product media, using a file obtained from the Passport Advantage site, or using a file containing the most current version of Installation Manager from the IBM Installation Manager download website.

        3. Use Installation Manager to install the product from the downloaded repositories.
      • Access the live repositories, and use web-based installation
        If you have a Passport Advantage ID and password, you can install the product from the web-based repositories.
        1. Install Installation Manager on your system.

          You can install Installation Manager using the product media, using a file obtained from the Passport Advantage site, or using a file containing the most current version of Installation Manager from the IBM Installation Manager download website.

        2. Use Installation Manager to install the product from the web-based repository located at
          http://www.ibm.com/software/repositorymanager/com.ibm.websphere.NDDMZ.v85 
          Note: This location does not contain a web page that you can access using a web browser. This is a remote web-based repository location that you must specify for the value of the -repositories parameter so that the imcl command can access the files in this repository to install the product.

        Whenever possible, you should use the remote web-based repositories so that you are accessing the most up-to-date installation files.

      Notes:
      • If you do not have a Passport Advantage ID and password, you must install the product from the product repositories on the media or local repositories.
      • With the Packaging Utility, you can create and manage packages for installation repositories. You can copy multiple packages into one repository or copy multiple disks for one product into a repository. You can copy packages from Passport Advantage or a web-based repository into a local repository for example. For more information on the Packaging Utility, go to the IBM Installation Manager Version 1.6 Information Center or the IBM Installation Manager Version 1.5 Information Center.
    2. Change to the location containing the Installation Manager installation files, and run one of the following commands:
      Administrative installation:
      • [Windows] installc.exe -acceptLicense -log log_file_path_and_name
      • [AIX][HP-UX][Linux][Solaris] ./installc -acceptLicense -log log_file_path_and_name
      Non-administrative installation:
      • [Windows] userinstc.exe -acceptLicense -log log_file_path_and_name
      • [AIX][HP-UX][Linux][Solaris] ./userinstc -acceptLicense -log log_file_path_and_name
      Group-mode installation:
      [AIX][HP-UX][Linux][Solaris] ./groupinstc -acceptLicense -dataLocation application_data_location -log log_file_path_and_name -installationDirectory Installation_Manager_home
      Notes on group mode:
  • If you already have Installation Manager Version 1.5.2 or later installed on your system and you want to use it to install and maintain the product, obtain the necessary product files.
    There are three basic options for installing the product.
    • Access the physical media, and use local installation

      You can access the product repositories on the product media. Use Installation Manager to install the product from the product repositories on the media.

    • Download the files from the Passport Advantage site, and use local installation
      Licensed customers with a Passport Advantage ID and password can download the necessary product repositories from the Passport Advantage site.
      1. Download the product repositories from the Passport Advantage site.
        Tip: See How to download WebSphere Application Server V8.58.5.5 from Passport Advantage Online for a list of the IBM WebSphere Application Server Version 8.5 installation images downloadable from the IBM Passport Advantage Online website and other information.
      2. Use Installation Manager to install the product from the downloaded repositories.
    • Access the live repositories, and use web-based installation
      If you have a Passport Advantage ID and password, you can use Installation Manager to install the product from the web-based repositories. Use Installation Manager to install the product from the web-based repository located at
      http://www.ibm.com/software/repositorymanager/com.ibm.websphere.NDDMZ.v85 
      Note: This location does not contain a web page that you can access using a web browser. This is a remote web-based repository location that you must specify for the value of the -repositories parameter so that the imcl command can access the files in this repository to install the product.

      Whenever possible, you should use the remote web-based repositories so that you are accessing the most up-to-date installation files.

    Notes:
    • If you do not have a Passport Advantage ID and password, you must install the product from the product repositories on the media or local repositories.
    • With the Packaging Utility, you can create and manage packages for installation repositories. You can copy multiple packages into one repository or copy multiple disks for one product into a repository. You can copy packages from Passport Advantage or a web-based repository into a local repository for example. For more information on the Packaging Utility, go to the IBM Installation Manager Version 1.6 Information Center or the IBM Installation Manager Version 1.5 Information Center.

Procedure

  1. Optional: If the repository requires a username and password, create a keyring file to access this repository.

    For more information on creating a keyring file for Installation Manager, read the IBM Installation Manager Version 1.6 Information Center or the IBM Installation Manager Version 1.5 Information Center.

    Tip: When creating a keyring file, append /repository.config at the end of the repository URL location if the imutilsc command is unable to find the URL that is specified.
    Note: Starting in Installation Manager Version 1.6.2, the -keyring and -password options that have been used to access credentials in a keyring file are deprecated. When you use Installation Manager Version 1.6.2 and later, use the -secureStorageFile and -masterPasswordFile options to store credentials in a credential storage file.

    There is no migration path from keyring files to storage files because of the differences in the file structures. You must create a storage file to replace a keyring file.

    For more information on using the -secureStorageFile and -masterPasswordFile options to store credentials in a credential storage file, see the Installation Manager Version 1.6 Information Center.

  2. Log on to your system.
  3. Change to the eclipse/tools subdirectory in the directory where you installed Installation Manager.
  4. Verify that the product repository is available.
    [Windows]
    imcl.exe listAvailablePackages -repositories source_repository
    [AIX][HP-UX][Linux][Solaris]
    ./imcl listAvailablePackages -repositories source_repository
    You should see one or more levels of the offering.
  5. Use the imcl command to install the product.
    [Windows]
    imcl.exe install com.ibm.websphere.NDDMZ.v85_offering_version,optional_feature_ID
      -repositories source_repository 
      -installationDirectory installation_directory
      -accessRights access_mode
      -preferences preference_key=value
      -properties property_key=value
      -keyring keyring_file -password password
      -acceptLicense
    [AIX][HP-UX][Linux][Solaris]
    ./imcl install com.ibm.websphere.NDDMZ.v85_offering_version,optional_feature_ID
      -repositories source_repository 
      -installationDirectory installation_directory
      -sharedResourcesDirectory shared_directory
      -accessRights access_mode
      -preferences preference_key=value
      -properties property_key=value
      -keyring keyring_file -password password
      -acceptLicense
    Tips:
    • The relevant terms and conditions, notices, and other information are provided in the license-agreement files in the lafiles or product_name/lafiles subdirectory of the installation image or repository for this product.
    • You can add a list of features that are separated by commas—for example, the feature ID thinclient indicates the standalone thin clients and resource adapters.
      [AIX][Linux][Solaris][Windows] Important: If you are installing on a 64-bit system, you must include one of the options for an IBM Runtime Environment for Java.
      • If you want to use the 32-bit IBM Runtime Environment for Java, include com.ibm.jre.6_32bit as a feature.
      • If you want to use the 64-bit IBM Runtime Environment for Java, include com.ibm.jre.6_64bit as a feature.
      Follow these guidelines:
      • Include this feature only if you are installing on a 64-bit system; do not include it if you are installing on a 32-bit system.
      • This does not apply to Solaris x86 64-bit systems.
      • You must include one of the two options if you are installing on a 64-bit system.
      • You cannot modify this installation later and change the selection.

      If a list of features is not specified, the default features are installed.

    • The offering_version, which optionally can be attached to the offering ID with an underscore, is a specific version of the offering to install (8.5.0.20110503_0200 for example).
      • If offering_version is not specified, the latest version of the offering and all interim fixes for that version are installed.
      • If offering_version is specified, the specified version of the offering and no interim fixes for that version are installed.
      The offering version can be found attached to the end of the offering ID with an underscore when you run the following command against the repository:
      imcl listAvailablePackages -repositories source_repository
    • You can also specify none, recommended or all with the -installFixes argument to indicate which interim fixes you want installed with the offering.
      • If the offering version is not specified, the -installFixes option defaults to all.
      • If the offering version is specified, the -installFixes option defaults to none.
    • The -accessRights parameter is not required if you previously specified the mode in which to install Installation Manager.
    • The program might write important post-installation instructions to standard output.

    For more information on using the imcl command to install the product, see the IBM Installation Manager Version 1.6 Information Center or the IBM Installation Manager Version 1.5 Information Center.

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