The goal of this hands-on lab is to get you exposed to the Sun IDM
environment for the first time in which you will learn your
first login using the differents idm interfaces.
Expected duration: 60 minutes
(excluding homework)
Prerequisites
This hands-on lab assumes you have minimum programming
experience.
Software Needed
Before you begin, you need to install the following software on your
computer.
- Java Standard Development Kit (JDK™) version 5.0 (download)
- If you already have installed JDK 5.0, you
can skip this.
- The name of the installation file is as following (for JDK 5.0
update x)
- jdk-1_5_0_xx-windows-i586-p.exe (Windows)
- jdk-1_5_0_xx-linux-i586.bin (Linux)
- jdk-1_5_0_xx-solaris-i586.sh (Solaris x86)
- Do not use JDK 6 for now.
- Sun Java System Identity Manager 7.1 (download)
- Apache Tomcat (download)
- MySql (download)
OS platforms you can use
- Windows
- Solaris x86, Solaris Sparc (the installation process is not
covered)
- Linux (the installation process is not covered)
Change Log
Lab Exercises
In this exercise, you are going to
install IDM 7.1 into Tomcat and using MySql as repository.
m. Click Next on the
Setup Wizard panel.
n. When the
Locate the Repository panel displays,
select the MySQL JDBC
Driver index database from the menu.
Exercise 1: Login in the IDM Interfaces
The goal of this exercise is to let you experience
about how to login in the different IDM interfaces.
- Login
IDM Admin Interface
- Login
IDM User Interface
- Login
IDM Debug Interface
(0.1) Login IDM
Administrator Interface
In this step, you are going to
login into the The Identity Manager Administrator interface serves as
the primary administrative view of the product. . Through this
interface, Identity Manager administrators manage users,
set up and assign resources, define rights and access levels, and audit
compliance in the Identity Manager system.
1. Open a Web browser and
type the following address into the address bar:
- http://localhost:8080/idm/
- Depending on the options that you selected during the Tomcat
installation, the port may be different.
- Enter the User ID and Password
- Use the Configuratior
account
- Click Report tab
- Select the Run Reports Page
- Select the Today´s Activity checkbox button
- This report show you the activity and task executed in IDM
- Click Run Button
- After click Run Button the results should be like the screen
below
- Navigate over the other Navigation options just let you
familiar with the IDM product
- For the report options we are going to dedicate a week lesson
to go more deeper in this functionality.
(0.2) Login IDM User
Interface
In this step, you are going to
login into The Identity Manager User interface presents a limited view
of the
Identity Manager system. This view is specifically tailored to users
without administrative capabilities.
1. Open a Web browser and
type the following address into the address bar:
- http://localhost:8080/idm/user
- Depending on the options that you selected during the Tomcat
installation, the port may be different.
- Enter the User ID and Password
- Use the Configuratior
account
- Navigate over the other Navigation options just let you
familiar with the IDM product
- For the report options we are going to dedicate a week lesson
to go more deeper in this functionality.
(0.3) Login IDM Debug
Interface
In this step, you are going to
login into the The Identity Manager Administrator interface serves as
the primary administrative view of the product. . Through this
interface, Identity Manager administrators manage users,
set up and assign resources, define rights and access levels, and audit
compliance in the Identity Manager system.
1. Open a Web browser and
type the following address into the address bar:
- http://localhost:8080/idm/debug
- Depending on the options that you selected during the Tomcat
installation, the port may be different.
- Enter the User ID and Password
- Use the Configuratior
account
- Click The User Count button
- This option shows you the number of users in IDM
- The page results should look like this
- Navigate over the other Navigation options just let you
familiar with the IDM product
- For the Debug options we are going to dedicate a week lesson
to go more deeper in this functionality.
return
to the top
Exercise 2: Changing password for the
built-in Administrative accounts
The goal of this exercise is to let you experience
about how to login in the different IDM interfaces.
- Changing
Password trough the Admin Interface
(0.1) Changing Password
trough the User Interface
In this step, you are going to login into the User
interface and change the Configurator and Admin password.
1. Open a Web browser and
type the following address into the address bar:
- http://localhost:8080/idm/user
- Depending on the options that you selected during the Tomcat
installation, the port may be different.
2. Enter the User ID and
Password of
Configurator
user.
3. Click on the
Password Tab and click on the
Change Password Page
4. Enter the
Configurator on the text field
5. Click
Find Button
6.Enter the new Password
under the
Password and Confirm
Password text field
7. Click
Change Password button
8.
The Change User Password Results page
appers
9. Click OK to
complete the change. Scroll down if you don't see the OK button.
10. Repeat the step 3 to 9 to change the password for the
Administrator Account