Installing the master domain manager as a backup master domain manager

On Windows operating systems

cscript serverinst.vbs --acceptlicense yes --rdbmstype <db_type>
--dbhostname <db_hostname> --dbport <db_port> --dbname <db_name>
--dbuser <db_user> --dbpassword <db_password> --wauser <wa_user>
--wapassword <wa_password> --wlpdir <Liberty_installation_dir>\wlp
--licenseserverid <license_server_ID>
--sslkeysfolder <certificate_files_path> --sslpassword <keystore_truststore_password>

On UNIX operating systems

./serverinst.sh --acceptlicense yes --rdbmstype <db_type>
--dbhostname <db_hostname> --dbport <db_port> --dbname <db_name>
--dbuser <db_user> --dbpassword <db_password> --wauser <wa_user>
--wapassword <wa_password> --wlpdir <Liberty_installation_dir>/wlp
--licenseserverid <license_server_ID>
--sslkeysfolder <certificate_files_path> --sslpassword <keystore_truststore_password>

--acceptlicense

Specify yes to accept the product license.

--rdbmstype|-r rdbms_type

The database type. Supported databases are:

• db2
• oracle
• ids (informix, only on UNIX operating systems)
• onedb
• mssql

This parameter is optional. The default value is db2.

--dbhostname db_hostname

The host name or IP address of database server.

--dbport db_port

The port of the database server.

--dbname db_name

The name of the HCL Workload Automation database.

--dbuser db_user

The database user that has been granted access to the HCL Workload Automation tables on the database server.

--dbpassword db_password

The password for the user that has been granted access to the HCL Workload Automation tables on the database server.

--wauser user_name

The user for which you are installing HCL Workload Automation.

--wapassword wauser_password

The password of the user for which you are installing HCL Workload Automation.

On Windows operating systems

Supported characters for the password are alphanumeric, dash (-), underscore (_) characters, and ()|?*~+.

On UNIX operating systems

Supported characters for the password are alphanumeric, dash (-), underscore (_) characters, and ()|?=*~+.

--wlpdir

The path where Open Liberty is installed.

--licenseserverid

The ID of the license server which processes license usage information. This parameter is required. For more information about enabling your product license, see Enabling product license management. For more information about creating and setting up the license server, see What is the HCL License & Delivery Portal (FlexNet Portal)?

--sslkeysfolder

The name and path of the folder, containing either the keystore (TWSServerKeyFile.jks) , the key database (TWSClientKeyStore.kdb), and the truststore (TWSServerTrustFile.jks, TWSClientKeyStoreJKS.jks) files, you need to provide when supplying custom certificates (only on UNIX operating systems), or certificates in .PEM format:

• Only on UNIX operating systems, if you provide the keystore and truststore files, these files are used to configure SSL communication using the passwords you provide with the --keystorepassword and --truststorepassword respectively.
  Note: When installing using the keystore, key database, and truststore files, you are required to manually configure these files prior the installation setup. If providing custom .jks files, it is your responsibility to provide such .jks files equipped with all the CA certificates they need in the truststore. For these reasons, this procedure is not recommended.
• If you provide .PEM certificates, the installation program automatically generates the keystore and truststore files using the password you specify with the --sslpassword parameter. The folder must contain the following files:

  • ca.crt

    The Certificate Authority (CA) public certificate.

  • tls.key

    The private key for the instance to be installed.

  • tls.crt

    The public part of the previous key.

You can optionally create a subfolder to contain one or more *.crt files to be added to the server truststore as trusted CA. This can be used for example to add to the list of trusted CAs the certificate of the LDAP server or DB2 server. Additionally, you can store here any intermediate CA certificate to be added to the truststore. The subfolder must be named additionalCAs.

This parameter is required if you set the --dbsslconnection parameter to true.

--sslpassword

If you provide .PEM certificates with the --sslkeysfolder parameter, this is the password for the certificates automatically generated by the installation program. This parameter is mutually exclusive with the keystorepassword and truststorepassword parameters, which apply when you provide the keystore and truststore files using the sslkeysfolder parameter. You can optionally encrypt the password using the secure script. For more information, see Optional password encryption - secure script.

 . ./tws_env.sh

optman ls

This command lists the HCL Workload Automation configurations settings and confirms that HCL Workload Automation installed correctly.