HP 800 Series, User Manual

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Configuring the Post-connect Server
Setting up a Post-connect Host
A-7
a. Log in the NAC 800 MS as
root
using SSH or directly with a keyboard.
b. Copy the
/usr/local/nac/keystore/cacerts
file from the MS
into the
/usr/local/postconnect/lib
folder on the post-
connect server where you extracted the ZIP file. See “Copying Files”
on page 1-20 for information on how to copy files securely.
4. Log in to the Linux post-connect server.
a. Modify the startup script:
i.
Open the following file with a text editor such as
vi
:
/usr/local/postconnect/bin/postconnect
ii. Set the
JAVA_HOME
variable to wherever you have installed Java.
For example:
export JAVA_HOME='/opt/jdk1.5.0_10'
iii. Save and exit the file.
iv. Copy the postconnect file to your
/etc/init.d
folder by
entering the following command at the command line:
cp /usr/local/postconnect/bin/postconnect /etc/
init.d/
b. Edit the
connector.properties
file:
i. Open the
/usr/local
/
postconnect/lib/
connector.properties
file with a text editor such as
vi
.
ii. Change the instance name to something recognizable by you. For
example:
instance=My Warehouse Sensor
iii. Change the product to be the product you are running. For
example:
product=IDS Product Name
iv. Save and exit the file.
c. Edit the
JMSConnection.properties
file:
i. Open the
/usr/local/postconnect/lib/
JMSConnection.properties
file with a text editor such as
vi
.
ii. Enter the MS IP address. For example:
URL=ssl://172.16.128.100:61616
iii. Enter the MS username. For example:
USER_NAME=root
iv. Enter the MS password. For example:
PASSWORD=7884!25H