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IMPORTANT: Always start the Configuration Wizard on an administrative workstation. If you start the Configuration Wizard on a server on which you also want to configure a One Identity Manager Service, simply jump the section "Install service" for the local server in the Configuration Wizard. |
To start the
straight from the installation wizard.To run the
from the Windows Start menu
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NOTE: Only execute these steps, if you want to set up a new database with the for which you are installing the One Identity Manager schema. |
There must be a database with permission for installing a One Identity Manager database available. For more information, see Permissions for SQL Server Database Users.
To create a new database with the Configuration Wizard
Input | Description |
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Server |
Database server. To deselect a database server
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Windows Authentication |
Specifies whether Windows authentication is used. This type of authentication is not recommended. If you decide to use it anyway, ensure that your environment supports Windows authentication. |
User |
Database user. |
Password |
Database user password. |
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NOTE: The connection data is transferred to the corresponding database entry in One Identity Manager on initial schema installation. |
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NOTE: Use Extended to make further changes to the database connection configuration settings. |
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Database name |
Name of the database. | ||||||
Data directory |
Directory for the data files. You can choose from:
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Log directory |
Directory for the transaction log. You can choose from:
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Initial size |
Initial size of the database files. You can choose from:
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Select the configuration module on the Select configuration module.
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NOTE: Execute this step, if you want to install the One Identity Manager schema for an existing database user with the . |
There must be a database with permission for installing a One Identity Manager database available. For more information, see Permissions for SQL Server Database Users.
A database must be provided with the following settings:
To use an existing empty database in the Configuration Wizard
Data | Description |
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Server |
Database server. |
Windows authentication |
Specifies whether Windows authentication is used. This type of authentication is not recommended. If you decide to use it anyway, ensure that your environment supports Windows authentication. |
User |
Database user. |
Password |
Database user password. |
Database |
Database. |
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NOTE: The connection data is transferred to the corresponding database entry in One Identity Manager on initial schema installation. |
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NOTE: Use Extended to make further changes to the database connection configuration settings. |
Select the configuration module on the Select configuration module.
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NOTE: Only execute these steps, if you want to set up a new database user with the for which you are installing the One Identity Manager schema. |
Use the Configuration Wizard to create a new database user on a database server. The schema is created for this database user during migration.
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NOTE: An initial tablespace has to exist on the database server before a new database user can be created. The tablespace must have a block size of at least 8 kBytes. |
To create a new database user
Input | Description |
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Server |
Database server. |
Port |
Oracle instance port. |
Service Name |
Service name. |
User |
Oracle user with SYSDBA permissions. |
Password |
User password. |
Input | Description |
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User name |
Database user for which the schema should be created. This database user is used for the subsequent migration. |
Password |
Database user password. |
Password retry |
Database user password. |
Tablespace |
Tablespace, in which the schema should be created. |
Temp. Tablespace |
Tablespace, in which the schema should be created. |
The Configuration Wizard creates the database user with the required permissions.
Select the configuration module on the Select configuration module.
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