--conn |
--connection|
-c |
Database connection parameter. To install an application server you require at least one user with the Configuration user access level.
For more information about permissions, see the One Identity Manager Installation Guide and the One Identity Manager Authorization and Authentication Guide.
Alternatively, you can enter the name of the connection according to the registry HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\One Identity\One Identity Manager\Global\Connections. |
--auth |
--auth-props|-a |
Authentication data for the installation. The authentication data depends on the authentication module used.
For more information about authentication modules, see the One Identity Manager Authorization and Authentication Guide. |
--appname |
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Application name. |
--site |
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(Optional) Website on the Internet Information Services where the application is installed. If the parameter is not set, Default Web Site is used (default). |
--app-pool |
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(Optional) Application pool. If this parameter is set, the installation is performed in the specified application pool. If this parameter is not set, a new application pool is installed (default). |
--source-dir |
-s |
(Optional) Installation source. If this parameter is set, the installation is performed from the file system. If this parameter is not set, the installation is performed from the database (default). |
--deployment-target |
-t |
(Optional) Machine role for the installation. This parameter can be used more than once. Alternatively, multiple machine role can be separated with a pipe [|]. If this parameter is not set, the Server | Web | Appserver machine role is used. |
--allow-http |
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(Optional) If the parameter is set, HTTP is permitted. If this parameter is not available, HTTPS is used (default). |
--windows-auth |
-w |
(Optional) Type of authentication used for the web application. If this parameter is set, Windows authentication is used. If this parameter is not set, anonymous authentication is used on IIS (default). |
--db-windows-auth |
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(Optional) Type of authentication used for the One Identity Manager database. If this parameter is set, Windows authentication is used. If this parameter is not set, the SQL login from the connection parameters is used. |
--skip-file-permissions |
-f |
(Optional) If this parameter is set, no permissions are allocated for the IIS_USRS user. If this parameter is not set, the permissions are allocated for the IIS_USRS user (default). |
--runtime-connection |
--run-conn |
(Optional) Database connection parameters used as authentication for the One Identity Manager database, for example, if the application server is run with the end user access level. If this parameter is not set, the SQL Server login from the connection parameters is used for the installation (default). |
--update-user |
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(Optional) User for updating. If no user is given, the same user account is used for the application pool. |
--update-user-domain |
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Active Directory domain of the user. |
--update-user-password |
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User password. |
--cert-mode |
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(Optional) Type of certificate selection. Permitted values are:
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existing: Uses an existing certificate.
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new: Uses a new certificate.
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newfile: Creates a new certificate file. (default) |
--cert-thumbprint |
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Thumbprint of the certificate if an existing certificate is used. |
--cert-issuer |
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Issuer of the certificate if a new certificate or a new certificate file is created.
Example: "CN=Application Server" |
--cert-key |
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Length of the certificate’s key 1024, 2048 (default), and 4096 are permitted. |
--cert-file |
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(Optional) Directory path and name of the certificate file if a new certificate file is created. If this parameter is not set, "App_Data\SessionCertificate.pfx" is used. |
--hdb-connection |
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(Optional) History Database connection parameter. This value is a combination of the ID and the connection parameter (pipe (|) delimited).
Example: “<History Database ID>|key1=value1;key2=value2;...” |
--set connection |
-S |
Changes the connection parameters for an installed application. |
--conn-id |
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(Optional) Connection parameter identifier. If this parameter is not set, the application server’s own connection parameters are used. |
--uninstall |
-R |
Removes the application server. |
--verbose |
-v |
(Optional) Provides additional information (verbose). |
--help |
-h, -? |
Display program help. |