Preinstallation steps

File Server - does not require internet access and should never be internet accessible. The Controller requires outbound access so it can download software dependencies for the installation of Web Sites roles. Web Workers - never need inbound internet access, but may require outbound access if for example a web application consumes an external web service.

Front End servers may or may not require direct inbound network access to accept client requests for websites, depending on network topology. Publishers may or may not require direct inbound access to accept FTP and WebDeploy publishing requests, depending on network topology. For the Front End and Publisher roles, you can avoid direct internet access if you have upstream load balancers or upstream NAT devices that handle network address translation between public and private addresses.

On the servers that will become the Front End, Publisher, Web Worker, and Management Server roles, allow inbound access to the following services.

You should also apply these settings to the File Server role if you are using the non-preconfigured File Server option. If you are using a proxy address for outbound access to the internet, you must enable Web Sites to use the proxy address before you can install and run Windows Azure Pack: Web Sites.

Web Farm authentication through a proxy server is not currently supported. This section describes steps that must be taken to install and run Windows Azure Pack: Web Sites behind a proxy server. It does not describe how to configure proxy servers. The list of names and values in the output will be set as the Decode and Code Key values of the lookup definition respectively. After performing the procedure described in Configuring the Partner Link , you can configure the lookup search operation as follows:.

The AutoMap feature automatically maps the source elements to similar names in the target webservice and includes a for-each statement before lookupEntries for fetching a list of roles. If this is not accurate, map and transform the mappings manually. You can also switch to the Source tab and update the XSL transform code directly. Click OK. This section describes how to configure password reset operations from the SOA composite.

After the mappings are configured, a custom outbound policy will be attached to decrypt the password fields. Sensitive fields that are sent from Oracle Identity Manager are encrypted. The outbound policy also ensures that the password fields do not appear in clear text in the SOAP payloads in Enterprise Manager. After performing the procedure described in Configuring the Partner Link , you can configure the reset password operation as follows:.

See Handling Passwords for information about this procedure. This property should be the corresponding namespace of the password field that is available in BPEL source. Ensure that the namespace in the target. Understanding Fault Handling. Configuring Fault Handling. Handling Faults with Catch Blocks. Fault handling is an important aspect of configuring the SOA composite.

In the case of any faults and errors, a correct response must be provided to the connector and to Oracle Identity Manager from the target webservice. This should be configured at the SOA composite level as the remote fault thrown by the target webservice operation has to be mapped against the corresponding connector-specific faults. Handling Faults with Catch Blocks for information about handling faults for the target webservice operations that throw faults instead of sending responses.

If the target webservice operations throw faults instead of sending responses, fault handling can be configured by adding a Catch block in the SOA composite. The procedure for the Delete operation is as follows:. You can configure the Catch block by specifying the type of fault thrown by the target webservice operation.

You can refer to the previous procedure Step 10 onward for information about configuring a Throw activity. To perform this procedure:.

Note: In this guide, a target system that exposes webservice endpoint has been referred to as the target system. Note: You can build a connector specific to different target webservices using the build utility. Files in the resources directory Each of these resource bundles contains language-specific information that is used by the connector. During connector deployment, this file is copied to the Oracle Identity Manager database.

Files in the templates directory These files are part of the template project needed to complete the wiring against target system webservices. On Microsoft Windows: build-connector. For example, to build the connector zip file for the ACME Webservice on Linux, run the following command: sh build-connector.

You can open this project in JDeveloper to wire the templates against the target webservice. Note: As a best practice, you can configure how errors and faults are handled for each operation.

To test against non-SPML target, use the target as attached. Deploy this target on SOA server. Apply for-each loop on the dsml:attr. Create the following folders before you begin the installation. Note: The Invariant worker share should be around 10 GB, since it doesn't contain data that grows with use. In the Failover Cluster Manager on the database server, you must update the permission settings for the BCPPath file share to that ensure the case creation occurs properly on the failover cluster.

For more information, see Pre-installation. You must enable token authentication on your web server for certain Relativity features, such as the worker manager server, which requires this authentication type for processing. This setting identifies the URL that directs to the Relativity token-authenticated endpoints that Invariant uses to process and image files.

Invariant requires this URL and a Relativity admin must enter it. Depending on what Relativity version you're installing or upgrading, you may need to enable the RelativityWebAPI setting in IIS for Anonymous authentication in order to publish documents to a workspace.

Run the installer for Microsoft Office Professional bit. All Files. Coveo Search Page. You are here:. Version: RelativityOne Server Server Worker manager server pre-installation steps Before you begin installing the worker manager server, you must update your environment with the required security and other configuration settings.

This page contains the following information: Install Relativity Before you install the worker manager server, make sure that you install Relativity. Required software on the worker manager For more information, see Worker manager server installation. Required software on the worker The following software is required on the worker server for processing or native imaging.

Software Description Required for system installation? NET Version 4. This includes: Excel — used for Processing and Native Imaging of most spreadsheet based documents xlsx, xlsm, xlsb, odc, ods, etc. You can download it from the Relativity Community here. No This is only required for processing and imaging MPP files.

Later, you or someone else may want to use Windows again. The recovery disks make it very simple to reinstall Windows, perfectly configured for your ThinkPad. Here's how:. Choose to create Recovery Disks. The other alternative, Rescue Media , creates only the first of the Recovery Disks. This will become the Product Recovery disk that contains the bulk of the data on the hard disk. When you want to erase everything on the hard disk and restore the system to its factory preinstalled state, boot from the Rescue and Recovery disk, and run Restore Your System.

If you forget to make recovery disks, Lenovo offers shipment of a pack of rescue disks if you call the support hotline. However, the only way to get recovery disks that match your system exactly is to make them now. The copy of Windows that came with your ThinkPad cannot be legally transferred to any other system. Leave the Windows license sticker intact.

The resale value of your ThinkPad will be lower without it. If you want to keep Windows on your system, you will need to shrink the Windows disk partition to make room for Linux. If you do not want to pay for Partition Magic or Partition Manager, you can use ntfsresize.

I recommend booting Kanotix or Knoppix , getting it online and using the latest version to be found at the ntfsresize link because the live CD distributions tend to come with slightly out-dated versions. Be sure not to forget to resize your Windows partition e. If you like it safe and smooth you can also take a look at the program "qtparted" which reportedly takes care of ntfsresize and partition table changing in one go and allows you to adjust partition sizes in a GUI.

But I have not tested this software personally. If you want to retain Rescue and Recovery functionality, do not delete the 5GB recovery partition.