This document provides a configuration guide for Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter Edition 3.0.1. It contains chapters covering prerequisites, configuring Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator, installing or upgrading Cisco Cloud Portal, setting up the directory integration, Cloud Portal, deploying catalogs and portals, running the quick setup wizard, setting up the cloud administration, cloud infrastructure, post-configuration options, setting up an organization and users. It includes appendices with checklists and worksheets.
This document provides instructions for configuring Cisco Aironet access points. It begins with an overview that describes the features and management options of Cisco Aironet access points. It then provides step-by-step instructions for initial configuration, including obtaining an IP address, assigning basic settings through the web interface or command line. The document also covers more advanced configuration topics such as security, radio settings, multiple SSIDs, and using the access point as a local authenticator.
The document provides instructions for configuring the BIG-IP system to direct and manage traffic for Oracle E-Business Suite 11i deployments. It discusses introducing the BIG-IP and Oracle 11i configuration, configuring the BIG-IP system by creating a pool, virtual server and health monitor, and handling SSL traffic. It also includes an appendix on backing up and restoring the BIG-IP configuration.
The document discusses the core components of the ISA Server 2006 firewall, including the Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) and Windows networking stack, the Firewall Engine, and the Firewall Service. The Firewall Engine operates in kernel mode and handles packet inspection and application of firewall policies. The Firewall Service runs in user mode and performs additional packet inspection and manages connections and traffic across multiple connections. It also includes various additional components like application filters, logging, and publishing services.
Rsa archer 6.9 platform installation and upgrade guide (3)AnkurGarg165647
The document provides information about installing and configuring RSA Archer, including:
1. RSA Archer has several main components - a web application, instance database, file repository, configuration database, and services.
2. It recommends configurations for RSA Archer and describes the system requirements.
3. It provides instructions for installing RSA Archer components, upgrading RSA Archer, activating an installation or upgrade, and validating the RSA Archer system.
4. Appendices provide additional configuration options, test environment setup instructions, qualified/supported environments, checklists, and other supplementary information.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring Oracle BI Applications 11.1.1.7.1 using data from an Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1.3 database. It outlines prerequisites for the Linux OS, installing the Oracle database, downloading installation files, installing RCU for OBIEE, OBIEE, ODI, RCU for BI Apps, BI Apps, patches, configuring BI Apps, patching WebLogic, installing client tools, configuring ODI security and plan generator files, applying ATG patch, configuring tools, configuring a data load, configuring a new instance, configuring the source system, selecting an offering, managing load plans, configuring a specific offering and running a
This presentation is part of the Oracle Cloud Native Developer Hackathon 2020. It describes how to setup and configure a test account for deploying functions to the OCI cloud using the OCI CLI and fnproject cli.
This document provides an overview and instructions for configuring and managing Cisco CallManager, including:
- Configuring system settings like servers, Cisco CallManager groups, regions, and device pools.
- Configuring call routing settings like route patterns, hunt pilots, partitions, and calling search spaces.
- Configuring features like automated alternate routing, application dial rules, SIP dial rules, and hunt lists.
This document provides release notes for ArcSight Connector Appliance version 6.0 Patch 1. It includes sections on new features in the patch, instructions for upgrading to the patch, important information users should know, issues fixed in the patch, and open issues still under investigation. Key points include new diagnostic tools, integration with ArcExchange for sharing FlexConnectors and parser overrides, ability to export and import remote management configurations, and enhancements to destination management, connector parameter editing, and appliance backups.
This document provides instructions for configuring Cisco Aironet access points. It begins with an overview that describes the features and management options of Cisco Aironet access points. It then provides step-by-step instructions for initial configuration, including obtaining an IP address, assigning basic settings through the web interface or command line. The document also covers more advanced configuration topics such as security, radio settings, multiple SSIDs, and using the access point as a local authenticator.
The document provides instructions for configuring the BIG-IP system to direct and manage traffic for Oracle E-Business Suite 11i deployments. It discusses introducing the BIG-IP and Oracle 11i configuration, configuring the BIG-IP system by creating a pool, virtual server and health monitor, and handling SSL traffic. It also includes an appendix on backing up and restoring the BIG-IP configuration.
The document discusses the core components of the ISA Server 2006 firewall, including the Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) and Windows networking stack, the Firewall Engine, and the Firewall Service. The Firewall Engine operates in kernel mode and handles packet inspection and application of firewall policies. The Firewall Service runs in user mode and performs additional packet inspection and manages connections and traffic across multiple connections. It also includes various additional components like application filters, logging, and publishing services.
Rsa archer 6.9 platform installation and upgrade guide (3)AnkurGarg165647
The document provides information about installing and configuring RSA Archer, including:
1. RSA Archer has several main components - a web application, instance database, file repository, configuration database, and services.
2. It recommends configurations for RSA Archer and describes the system requirements.
3. It provides instructions for installing RSA Archer components, upgrading RSA Archer, activating an installation or upgrade, and validating the RSA Archer system.
4. Appendices provide additional configuration options, test environment setup instructions, qualified/supported environments, checklists, and other supplementary information.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring Oracle BI Applications 11.1.1.7.1 using data from an Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1.3 database. It outlines prerequisites for the Linux OS, installing the Oracle database, downloading installation files, installing RCU for OBIEE, OBIEE, ODI, RCU for BI Apps, BI Apps, patches, configuring BI Apps, patching WebLogic, installing client tools, configuring ODI security and plan generator files, applying ATG patch, configuring tools, configuring a data load, configuring a new instance, configuring the source system, selecting an offering, managing load plans, configuring a specific offering and running a
This presentation is part of the Oracle Cloud Native Developer Hackathon 2020. It describes how to setup and configure a test account for deploying functions to the OCI cloud using the OCI CLI and fnproject cli.
This document provides an overview and instructions for configuring and managing Cisco CallManager, including:
- Configuring system settings like servers, Cisco CallManager groups, regions, and device pools.
- Configuring call routing settings like route patterns, hunt pilots, partitions, and calling search spaces.
- Configuring features like automated alternate routing, application dial rules, SIP dial rules, and hunt lists.
This document provides release notes for ArcSight Connector Appliance version 6.0 Patch 1. It includes sections on new features in the patch, instructions for upgrading to the patch, important information users should know, issues fixed in the patch, and open issues still under investigation. Key points include new diagnostic tools, integration with ArcExchange for sharing FlexConnectors and parser overrides, ability to export and import remote management configurations, and enhancements to destination management, connector parameter editing, and appliance backups.
Eyeball Server Management User and Administration GuideEyeball Networks
Eyeball Server Management User and Administration Guide
The Eyeball Server Management (ESM) system is used for the administration and monitoring of the server products from Eyeball Networks, such as AnyFirewall™ Servers, SIP Proxy Servers and XMPP Servers. There are three different components of the ESM:
presence-box
User Administration:
add, modify, remove or disable user accounts and set per- user parameters for a server
stats
Server Statistics:
service usage statistics for servers
bandwidth-box
Server Monitoring:
real- time state and load information about your company’s servers
In order to restrict access to the different components, ESM implements a role- based access control model with two roles: ‘administrator’ (full access) and ‘monitoring’ (access to server monitoring only).
The ESM system utilizes a single grouping of users regardless of whether or not a particular user has access to an Eyeball Server or not. For example an account can be created and assigned monitor status within ESM but has no other privileges on an Eyeball Network AnyFirewall, SIP Proxy or XMPP server.
This document outlines the certification paths for Microsoft's Windows Server 2008 certifications, including:
1. Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) requires completing a 3-week training program, passing 3 exams during training, and passing a final lab exam.
2. Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) requires passing 1-2 exams depending on the specialization.
3. Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) requires passing 3 exams in an infrastructure role like Active Directory, Networking, or Applications.
4. Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) requires multiple MCTS certifications or upgrading from an MCSE in a previous version.
The document discusses the business value of Oracle Exadata. It provides extreme performance for data warehousing, online transaction processing, and database consolidation. Exadata delivers faster access to secure business information at a lower cost by enabling cost-effective IT infrastructure consolidation. It improves strategic business value and lowers costs through dramatic storage reductions and platform consolidation savings of 25-50%.
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle SOA Suite 11gR1 (11.1.1.5.0) on Windows from scratch. It describes downloading required files like the Oracle database, WebLogic Server, and SOA Suite installation packages. It then outlines the installation process, which involves installing the database, running the Repository Creation Utility to configure the database schema, installing the SOA Suite base components, adding the Oracle Service Bus, creating a SOA developer domain in WebLogic, and installing JDeveloper with the latest SOA extension. Additional post-installation steps like configuring memory settings and starting servers are also covered.
The document provides instructions for installing and configuring the Eyeball XMPP Server, which is a scalable instant messaging server that supports client-to-client, client-to-server, and server-to-server communication. It describes installing prerequisites like databases and ODBC drivers, configuring the edge and state server components, creating database schemas and users, enabling TLS encryption, and configuring licensing and server-to-server communication.
The Cisco Catalyst 3750 Series switches are stackable switches that combine ease of use with high resiliency. They use Cisco StackWise technology to operate as a single logical unit. The switches are available with various port configurations to meet different access, aggregation, and backbone connectivity needs. They provide features such as quality of service, security, management, and high availability.
Oracle Open World Presentation - Oracle RMAN Best Practices for Cloud Backups Niklas Iveslatt
The content of this presentation is about backing up to Cloud Storage from on-premises or from cloud instances via RMAN or from ZDLRA “Archive to Cloud”.
Implementing transparent proxy server with aclTakahiro Arai
This is a Power Point Presentation document describing about the basic knowledge of how PROXY(in transparent mode) Server and ACL works together.
The case study here is the model case of ICT Unit of Municipal Council of Kinondoni, which is one of municipal offices existed in DSM in Tanzania.
This release note summarizes the new features, known issues, and installation instructions for Cisco Secure Access Control System (ACS) version 5.2. The key highlights include support for RADIUS keywrap, SHA-2 signatures, and machine key zeroization. It provides information on installing ACS 5.2 on the Cisco 1121 appliance or a VMware server, as well as upgrading from previous versions. The document also lists several known limitations and issues to be aware of in this release.
This document provides frequently asked questions (FAQs) about installing and configuring Oracle E-Business Suite 11i with Oracle Database 10g or 9i. It covers supported database versions, installation procedures, configuration topics like concurrent processing, partitioning, disaster recovery, and Real Application Clusters (RAC). The document recommends making backups and testing changes before applying procedures to production environments. It also provides references for more complete documentation.
ArcSight Management Center 2.2 P1 Administrator's Guide.pdfProtect724mouni
This document provides an administrator's guide for HPE ArcSight Management Center version 2.2 Patch 1. It describes how to install, configure, and manage ArcMC and the nodes it manages, including connectors, containers, loggers, and other ArcMCs. The document covers topics such as installing ArcMC, managing nodes and products, configurations, monitoring, backups and restores, licensing, and system administration.
This document provides a summary of the ClearPass Policy Manager 6.3 User Guide. It includes sections on common tasks in Policy Manager such as importing, exporting, and resetting passwords. It also summarizes the main components of Policy Manager including monitoring, accounting, analysis and trending, identity, policy modeling, services, authentication and authorization, posture, enforcement, network access devices, and proxy targets. The document is a user guide that assists users in configuring and using the ClearPass Policy Manager system.
The document discusses Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment (PCD), which is an application that can manage migrating Unity Connection clusters to new VM-based servers on Release 10.0. It describes the supported CUC releases, setup steps, features including cluster discovery, L2 upgrades, switch versions, restarts and email notifications. Troubleshooting tips are provided such as checking required services and log files.
This document provides a support matrix for ArcSight ESM and its components, including supported operating systems and end of support dates. It lists supported operating systems and browsers for the ESM Manager, Console, and Express. Products at end of support include ESM versions 5.0.x and earlier as well as appliance models E7400 and E7200. Supported operating systems include recent versions of RHEL, CentOS, Windows Server and Mac OS X. The document defines key terms and provides detailed version and patch level information.
The document is a quotation from LT Automation providing IT support services for servers at various power plants. It outlines services including managing and supporting Windows servers, performing preventative hardware maintenance on servers, and providing technical expertise across a wide range of server administration and networking tasks. The services are intended to maintain data integrity, network security, and properly support the increasingly complex server applications and infrastructure.
This document provides instructions for configuring a highly available Oracle Collaboration Suite deployment using F5 BIG-IP Application Traffic Manager as the load balancer. It discusses the Oracle Collaboration Suite HA architectures, an overview of the installation process, and detailed steps for configuring the F5 BIG-IP load balancer, including creating pools, rules, virtual servers, and monitors. It also covers pre-installation tasks like validating port usage and creating static port files, as well as post-installation validation. The goal is to ensure the load balancer configuration agrees with the Oracle Collaboration Suite installation and provides high availability across nodes.
What features the cisco catalyst 3 k family of switches supportsIT Tech
The Cisco Catalyst 3K family of switches supports three feature sets - LAN Base, IP Base, and IP Services - depending on the specific switch model. The Cisco Catalyst 3560-E and 3750-E Series support IP Base and IP Services, while the 3560-X and 3750-X Series support all three feature sets. Each switch uses a universal Cisco IOS Software image containing all features, with specific license files determining which feature set is unlocked.
The document provides information about upgrading an ASA device from version 8.2 to 8.3, including significant changes to NAT and ACL configurations, memory upgrade requirements, example configuration conversions, and troubleshooting tips. It outlines new object-oriented NAT commands, conversion of ACLs to use real IP addresses, removing legacy nat-control, and supported upgrade paths. Customers are advised to test upgrades in a lab first and have the previous configuration file saved.
C C N A Exploration L A N Switching And Wireless I R Gd_van_h
The document provides an overview of changes made to the CCNA Exploration: LAN Switching and Wireless curriculum, including new skills required, new equipment needed, and changes to topics covered. Key updates include the addition of wireless LAN configuration and troubleshooting, more advanced labs using Packet Tracer, and removal of some routing content covered later in the curriculum.
1) El documento presenta una lista de nombres de calles y avenidas de una ciudad sin mencionar el nombre de la ciudad. 2) Muchas de las calles están nombradas en honor a figuras históricas, políticas, científicas y culturales argentinas e internacionales. 3) También incluye nombres geográficos como Islas Malvinas, Punta Popper y Cabo San Pablo.
Eyeball Server Management User and Administration GuideEyeball Networks
Eyeball Server Management User and Administration Guide
The Eyeball Server Management (ESM) system is used for the administration and monitoring of the server products from Eyeball Networks, such as AnyFirewall™ Servers, SIP Proxy Servers and XMPP Servers. There are three different components of the ESM:
presence-box
User Administration:
add, modify, remove or disable user accounts and set per- user parameters for a server
stats
Server Statistics:
service usage statistics for servers
bandwidth-box
Server Monitoring:
real- time state and load information about your company’s servers
In order to restrict access to the different components, ESM implements a role- based access control model with two roles: ‘administrator’ (full access) and ‘monitoring’ (access to server monitoring only).
The ESM system utilizes a single grouping of users regardless of whether or not a particular user has access to an Eyeball Server or not. For example an account can be created and assigned monitor status within ESM but has no other privileges on an Eyeball Network AnyFirewall, SIP Proxy or XMPP server.
This document outlines the certification paths for Microsoft's Windows Server 2008 certifications, including:
1. Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) requires completing a 3-week training program, passing 3 exams during training, and passing a final lab exam.
2. Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) requires passing 1-2 exams depending on the specialization.
3. Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) requires passing 3 exams in an infrastructure role like Active Directory, Networking, or Applications.
4. Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) requires multiple MCTS certifications or upgrading from an MCSE in a previous version.
The document discusses the business value of Oracle Exadata. It provides extreme performance for data warehousing, online transaction processing, and database consolidation. Exadata delivers faster access to secure business information at a lower cost by enabling cost-effective IT infrastructure consolidation. It improves strategic business value and lowers costs through dramatic storage reductions and platform consolidation savings of 25-50%.
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle SOA Suite 11gR1 (11.1.1.5.0) on Windows from scratch. It describes downloading required files like the Oracle database, WebLogic Server, and SOA Suite installation packages. It then outlines the installation process, which involves installing the database, running the Repository Creation Utility to configure the database schema, installing the SOA Suite base components, adding the Oracle Service Bus, creating a SOA developer domain in WebLogic, and installing JDeveloper with the latest SOA extension. Additional post-installation steps like configuring memory settings and starting servers are also covered.
The document provides instructions for installing and configuring the Eyeball XMPP Server, which is a scalable instant messaging server that supports client-to-client, client-to-server, and server-to-server communication. It describes installing prerequisites like databases and ODBC drivers, configuring the edge and state server components, creating database schemas and users, enabling TLS encryption, and configuring licensing and server-to-server communication.
The Cisco Catalyst 3750 Series switches are stackable switches that combine ease of use with high resiliency. They use Cisco StackWise technology to operate as a single logical unit. The switches are available with various port configurations to meet different access, aggregation, and backbone connectivity needs. They provide features such as quality of service, security, management, and high availability.
Oracle Open World Presentation - Oracle RMAN Best Practices for Cloud Backups Niklas Iveslatt
The content of this presentation is about backing up to Cloud Storage from on-premises or from cloud instances via RMAN or from ZDLRA “Archive to Cloud”.
Implementing transparent proxy server with aclTakahiro Arai
This is a Power Point Presentation document describing about the basic knowledge of how PROXY(in transparent mode) Server and ACL works together.
The case study here is the model case of ICT Unit of Municipal Council of Kinondoni, which is one of municipal offices existed in DSM in Tanzania.
This release note summarizes the new features, known issues, and installation instructions for Cisco Secure Access Control System (ACS) version 5.2. The key highlights include support for RADIUS keywrap, SHA-2 signatures, and machine key zeroization. It provides information on installing ACS 5.2 on the Cisco 1121 appliance or a VMware server, as well as upgrading from previous versions. The document also lists several known limitations and issues to be aware of in this release.
This document provides frequently asked questions (FAQs) about installing and configuring Oracle E-Business Suite 11i with Oracle Database 10g or 9i. It covers supported database versions, installation procedures, configuration topics like concurrent processing, partitioning, disaster recovery, and Real Application Clusters (RAC). The document recommends making backups and testing changes before applying procedures to production environments. It also provides references for more complete documentation.
ArcSight Management Center 2.2 P1 Administrator's Guide.pdfProtect724mouni
This document provides an administrator's guide for HPE ArcSight Management Center version 2.2 Patch 1. It describes how to install, configure, and manage ArcMC and the nodes it manages, including connectors, containers, loggers, and other ArcMCs. The document covers topics such as installing ArcMC, managing nodes and products, configurations, monitoring, backups and restores, licensing, and system administration.
This document provides a summary of the ClearPass Policy Manager 6.3 User Guide. It includes sections on common tasks in Policy Manager such as importing, exporting, and resetting passwords. It also summarizes the main components of Policy Manager including monitoring, accounting, analysis and trending, identity, policy modeling, services, authentication and authorization, posture, enforcement, network access devices, and proxy targets. The document is a user guide that assists users in configuring and using the ClearPass Policy Manager system.
The document discusses Cisco Prime Collaboration Deployment (PCD), which is an application that can manage migrating Unity Connection clusters to new VM-based servers on Release 10.0. It describes the supported CUC releases, setup steps, features including cluster discovery, L2 upgrades, switch versions, restarts and email notifications. Troubleshooting tips are provided such as checking required services and log files.
This document provides a support matrix for ArcSight ESM and its components, including supported operating systems and end of support dates. It lists supported operating systems and browsers for the ESM Manager, Console, and Express. Products at end of support include ESM versions 5.0.x and earlier as well as appliance models E7400 and E7200. Supported operating systems include recent versions of RHEL, CentOS, Windows Server and Mac OS X. The document defines key terms and provides detailed version and patch level information.
The document is a quotation from LT Automation providing IT support services for servers at various power plants. It outlines services including managing and supporting Windows servers, performing preventative hardware maintenance on servers, and providing technical expertise across a wide range of server administration and networking tasks. The services are intended to maintain data integrity, network security, and properly support the increasingly complex server applications and infrastructure.
This document provides instructions for configuring a highly available Oracle Collaboration Suite deployment using F5 BIG-IP Application Traffic Manager as the load balancer. It discusses the Oracle Collaboration Suite HA architectures, an overview of the installation process, and detailed steps for configuring the F5 BIG-IP load balancer, including creating pools, rules, virtual servers, and monitors. It also covers pre-installation tasks like validating port usage and creating static port files, as well as post-installation validation. The goal is to ensure the load balancer configuration agrees with the Oracle Collaboration Suite installation and provides high availability across nodes.
What features the cisco catalyst 3 k family of switches supportsIT Tech
The Cisco Catalyst 3K family of switches supports three feature sets - LAN Base, IP Base, and IP Services - depending on the specific switch model. The Cisco Catalyst 3560-E and 3750-E Series support IP Base and IP Services, while the 3560-X and 3750-X Series support all three feature sets. Each switch uses a universal Cisco IOS Software image containing all features, with specific license files determining which feature set is unlocked.
The document provides information about upgrading an ASA device from version 8.2 to 8.3, including significant changes to NAT and ACL configurations, memory upgrade requirements, example configuration conversions, and troubleshooting tips. It outlines new object-oriented NAT commands, conversion of ACLs to use real IP addresses, removing legacy nat-control, and supported upgrade paths. Customers are advised to test upgrades in a lab first and have the previous configuration file saved.
C C N A Exploration L A N Switching And Wireless I R Gd_van_h
The document provides an overview of changes made to the CCNA Exploration: LAN Switching and Wireless curriculum, including new skills required, new equipment needed, and changes to topics covered. Key updates include the addition of wireless LAN configuration and troubleshooting, more advanced labs using Packet Tracer, and removal of some routing content covered later in the curriculum.
1) El documento presenta una lista de nombres de calles y avenidas de una ciudad sin mencionar el nombre de la ciudad. 2) Muchas de las calles están nombradas en honor a figuras históricas, políticas, científicas y culturales argentinas e internacionales. 3) También incluye nombres geográficos como Islas Malvinas, Punta Popper y Cabo San Pablo.
1) O documento discute as propriedades magnéticas da matéria, explicando os comportamentos paramagnético, diamagnético e ferromagnético em termos de modelos microscópicos de dipolos magnéticos atômicos ou moleculares.
2) É sugerido que os alunos leiam seções do livro-texto para compreender melhor esses comportamentos magnéticos e resolverem exercícios relacionados.
3) O texto complementar explica como um dipolo magnético é afetado por um campo magnético não-uniforme,
Este documento es un formato para solicitar una constancia de estudios en el Instituto de Administración Pública del Estado de Puebla. El formato pide los datos del alumno, el tipo de constancia solicitada, y las firmas y fechas del solicitante y del receptor. El instituto es responsable del tratamiento de los datos personales recabados en el formato de acuerdo a su aviso de privacidad.
O documento explica as regras básicas do jogo Go, comparando-o com o software livre. Discute como o movimento inicial de Linus Torvalds com o Linux foi um "tesuji", ou jogada esperta, que ajudou a popularizar o software livre. Também descreve a importância da comunidade no desenvolvimento de software livre, de forma análoga à cooperação necessária entre as pedras no tabuleiro de Go para formar grupos fortes.
El documento describe el sistema circulatorio, incluyendo la función del corazón, los tipos de vasos sanguíneos, los componentes de la sangre y los tipos de sangre. El corazón bombea la sangre de forma automática a través del cuerpo, llevando oxígeno y nutrientes a las células y recogiendo desechos. La sangre contiene glóbulos rojos, blancos y plaquetas suspendidos en plasma. Los glóbulos rojos transportan oxígeno, mientras que los blancos protegen contra infecciones y las
Deu na Telha | Logotipo e Identidade VisualPaulo Matos Jr
O documento discute a criação de uma identidade visual para uma empresa de eventos, propondo cores, tipografias e estilo gráfico para o logotipo. Ele ressalta a importância de transmitir valores de criatividade, positividade e experiências memoráveis para os clientes.
Podczas Kongresu "Smart City", który odbył się 3 lipca w Hotelu Nadmorskim w Gdyni Gdańsk Convention Bureau GOT mówiło o tym, jak nowe technologie wpływają na rozwój turystyki i jak wpisuje się to w ideę Smart City.
Arquitetura da Informação - Análise de sites de turismoAna Célia Costa
Este documento analisa os sistemas de organização, navegação e rotulagem de três sites de turismo: Drica Viagens, Paradise Turismo e Vitória Turismo. O site da Paradise Turismo foi considerado o melhor organizado, com imagens atraentes e fácil navegação, enquanto os outros dois sites precisam melhorar principalmente em organização e rotulagem.
Strategic Analysis for a Custom Bike Manufacturer RyanZiemba
This work sample contains a summary of a business analysis prepared for a custom bicycle startup. The analysis included market research on bicycle sales trends in the US, an overview of the specialty retail distribution channel, relevant bike use trends including bike sharing programs, potential corporate sales leads segmented by industry, a competitive analysis of other bicycle companies, and a digital analysis of the startup's website traffic and search volume compared to competitors. The full analysis was used by investors and management of the startup to inform their business strategy.
O documento discute as forças de atrito, especificamente a força de atrito estático e cinético. A força de atrito estática atua quando não há movimento entre duas superfícies e depende do coeficiente de atrito estático e da força normal. A força de atrito cinético atua quando há movimento entre as superfícies e depende do coeficiente de atrito e da força normal, sempre opondo-se ao movimento. O documento também explica as forças que atuam em um plano inclinado, como a força peso que é decomp
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O documento apresenta uma série de questões para reflexão divididas em 7 blocos sobre o filme "Tudo que Aprendemos Errado". As questões abordam temas como justiça, escravidão, desigualdade social, corrupção, marketing e como o filme retrata estas realidades no Brasil. A última questão pede a interpretação da expressão "Vale quanto pesa ou é por quilo?".
The document provides information about several notable cathedrals and religious buildings in Europe, including:
- Florence Cathedral in Italy, which took from 1296 to 1436 to complete.
- The Duomo and Baptistery of St. John in Florence.
- Works by early Renaissance artists Brunelleschi and Ghiberti related to religious buildings in Florence.
- Other Gothic cathedrals mentioned include Notre Dame de Chartres in France and Siena Cathedral in Italy.
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Find a full strategic Launch Plan for High End Jewellery Retailers -
This was the final thesis/assignment as part of the 2013 University of Toronto E-commerce & E-mobile curriculum.
The mandate was to develop a full business plan for an existing High end Jewellery retailer named Bandiera, (with 2 stores in Toronto, Ontario Canada). The plan had to assess and determine how they could expand sales and brand by leveraging the ecommerce & digital channels. The plan includes full strategic analysis, SWOT, porter 5 forces and waterfall strategic decisions. As well as the Brand Architecture.
Find high end ecommerce sales market estimates incude sales for a broad competitive range including Tiffany, Blue Niles, Amazon, Ebay and more.
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Identity and access management (IAM) involves managing user accounts, access to systems and applications, and user lifecycles. It encompasses provisioning, managing, and removing access when employees join, change roles, or leave an organization. IAM aims to streamline access management, improve security and compliance, and integrate user data across different systems using standards like LDAP, RBAC, SSO and federation. Successful IAM requires aligning technical solutions with business processes, change management, and ongoing auditing to ensure appropriate access controls.
This document provides a software configuration guide for Cisco Aironet 340 and 350 series access point radios and Ethernet interfaces. It includes instructions for configuring basic settings like the system name and SSID, radio settings, VLAN configuration, filters and quality of service settings, Proxy Mobile IP, and other optional settings. The document also covers security configuration such as setting up WEP, enabling additional security features, and configuring different authentication types including open, shared key, EAP, and MAC-based authentication.
This document provides information about configuring a Cisco Catalyst 2960 switch, including:
- Details on the Catalyst 2960 switch software configuration guide for Cisco IOS Release 12.2(50)SE.
- Instructions and guidelines for configuring features such as VLANs, security, QoS, monitoring, and more.
- Examples of network configuration designs using Catalyst 2960 switches.
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1. Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud
Starter Edition Configuration Guide
Release 3.0.1
June 2012
Americas Headquarters
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3. CONTENTS
Preface ix
Organization ix
Conventions xii
Product Documentation xiii
Documentation Formats xiii
Guides and Release Notes xiii
Online Help xiii
Product Naming Conventions xiii
Other Naming Conventions xiii
Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request xiv
CHAPTER 1 Solution Prerequisites 1-1
Minimum System Requirements 1-2
Minimum Hardware Requirements for Platform Elements 1-2
Minimum Software Requirements 1-3
Default Ports and Protocols 1-4
Limitations and Scalability 1-5
Customer Environment 1-6
Starter Edition Software Installation Preparation 1-6
Networks 1-7
Storage Management Preparation 1-7
Cisco UCS and Bare Metal Operating System Provisioning Preparation 1-8
Cisco UCS Manager 1-8
Cisco UCS Manager Pools 1-8
Cisco UCS Manager Service Profile Templates and Policies 1-9
VMware Software Preparation 1-9
Directory and Mail Server Preparation 1-10
Organizations and Users Preparation 1-10
CHAPTER 2 Configuring Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator 2-1
Import the Automation Packs in Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator 2-2
Core Automation Pack 2-3
Common Activities Automation Pack 2-8
Intelligent Automation for Compute Automation Pack 2-9
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Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter Automation Pack 2-13
Manually Set Extended Target Properties for Linux 2-19
Configure Extended Target Properties for Cisco Cloud Portal Integration API 2-19
Configure Extended Target Properties for Cisco Cloud Portal Request Center API 2-22
Refresh Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator Server Web Service 2-23
CHAPTER 3 Installing or Upgrading Cisco Cloud Portal 3-1
Installing Cisco Cloud Portal and the REX Adapter 3-2
If You Are Using Oracle Database Enterprise Edition 11g R2 Server 3-2
Prerequisite for the REX Adapter Installation 3-2
Locate the REX Adapter Installation Files 3-2
Basic Procedure for Installation 3-3
Install Cloud Portal with the Microsoft SQL Server Database Server 3-3
Create the RequestCenter and Datamart Databases 3-3
Enable Snapshots 3-5
Run the Cisco Service Portal Installer 3-7
Upgrading to Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter Edition 3.0.1 3-15
Back Up Cloud Portal and TEO Databases 3-16
Apply the Cloud Portal Installer Hotfix 3-18
Upgrade the REX Adapter 3-18
Run the Cisco Service Portal Installer in Upgrade Mode 3-19
Verify the REX Adapter Installation 3-24
Apply the Cloud Portal Hotfix 3-25
Deploy Service Catalog Packages 3-25
Copy Service Catalog Files to Cloud Portal Server 3-25
Import and Deploy the Service Catalogs 3-26
Deploy Portal Packages 3-29
Copy StarterEditionPortlets_9.3.1.zip and Extract Files 3-29
Configure Cloud Portal Stylesheets 3-30
Import and Deploy Portal Pages 3-33
Set Permissions for Portal Pages and Portlets 3-34
Set Permissions for the Cisco IAC Starter Edition Administration Portal Pages 3-34
Set Permissions for the My Workspace Portal Pages 3-36
Set Permissions for the System Portal Page 3-36
Set Permissions for the Portlets 3-37
Configure Cloud Provider Technical Administrator Organization 3-38
Add Starter Edition Roles to the Cisco Intelligent Automation For Cloud Roles Group 3-38
Modify the Default Email Notification Templates 3-41
Configure Agent Properties 3-44
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Set Username and Password for REX Set REX Agent Properties 3-44
Start “REX Set REX Agent Properties” and “REX Set REX HTTP Properties” Agents 3-45
Set REX Agent Configuration 3-45
Set HTTP Agent Configuration 3-48
Start All Other Agents 3-50
CHAPTER 4 Setting Up Directory Integration 4-1
Create User Groups for the Cloud Portal Roles 4-2
Configure Datasource Information 4-2
Configure and Test Mappings 4-4
Configure Events 4-6
CHAPTER 5 Setting Up Cisco Cloud Portal 5-1
Apply the Hotfix 5-2
Enable Web Services 5-2
Create a Local User for the REX Adapter 5-3
Create a Local User for nsAPI 5-5
Create a Dropbox for Data Synchronization 5-6
CHAPTER 6 Deploying Catalogs, Portals, and Agents 6-1
Deploy Starter Edition Service Catalogs 6-2
Copy Service Catalog Files to Cloud Portal Server 6-2
Import and Deploy Service Catalogs 6-3
Import and Deploy Portal Packages 6-6
Copy StarterEditionPortlets_9.3.1.zip and Extract Files 6-6
Configure Cloud Portal Stylesheets 6-7
Import and Deploy Portal Pages 6-10
Modify Maximum Numbers for Tabs, Portals, and Portlets 6-11
Modify Column Settings for the Site Homepage 6-13
Add Portal Access to My Workspace 6-14
Set Permissions for Portal Pages and Portlets 6-16
Cisco IAC Starter Edition Administration Portal Pages 6-16
My Workspace Portal Pages 6-18
System Portal Page 6-18
Portlets 6-19
Configure Agent Properties 6-20
Set Up REX User Account 6-21
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Set Username and Password for REX Set REX Agent Properties 6-23
Start “REX Set REX Agent Properties” and “REX Set HTTP Agent Properties” Agents 6-24
Set REX Agent Configuration 6-24
Set HTTP Agent Configuration 6-27
Start All Other Agents 6-28
CHAPTER 7 Running the Starter Edition Quick Setup Wizard 7-1
Overview 7-2
Prerequisites 7-2
Open the Quick Setup Wizard 7-3
Step 1: Agent Properties Configuration 7-3
Set Up Account for Both REX and nsAPI Users 7-4
Set username and password for REX Set REX Agent Properties 7-8
Start REX Set REX Agent Properties and REX Set HTTP Agent Properties 7-8
Set REX Agent Configuration 7-9
Set HTTP Agent Configuration 7-12
Start All Other Agents 7-13
Step 2: Create Cloud Administration 7-14
Create the Cloud Administration Home Organization 7-14
Add Cloud Administrators 7-15
Step 3: Connect Cloud Infrastructure 7-17
Connect VMware vCenter Server 7-18
Connect Cisco UCS Manager 7-19
Connect Cisco Server Provisioner 7-20
Obtain the Authorization APID 7-21
Step 4: Set Provisioning Settings 7-22
Step 5: Register Blades and Templates 7-25
Register a Cisco UCS Blade 7-26
Register a Service Profile Template 7-27
Register an Operating System Template 7-29
Register a VM Template 7-30
Step 6: Add Networks 7-32
Add a Community Network 7-32
Add an Infrastructure Network 7-34
Step 7: Set Up Shared Zone 7-35
CHAPTER 8 Setting Up the Cloud Administration 8-1
Add Starter Edition Roles to the Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud Roles Group 8-2
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Assign Additional Permissions for the Cloud Administrator Role 8-4
Read/Write Permissions for Organization Unit, Person, and Queue 8-4
Read/Write Permissions for Role 8-5
Service Queue Management Permissions 8-6
Assign Email Addresses for Queue Notifications 8-6
Modify the Default Email Notification Templates 8-8
Create the Cloud Provider Technical Administrator Home Organization 8-10
Enable Directory Integration (Optional) 8-11
Add Cloud Provider Technical Administrators 8-12
Add Cloud Administrators Through a Directory Service 8-12
Manually Add Cloud Administrators (Without Directory Service) 8-13
Create a New User to Add a Cloud Administrator 8-13
Add the nsAPI User as a Cloud Administrator 8-15
Add REX Adapter User as a Cloud Administrator 8-16
CHAPTER 9 Setting Up the Cloud Infrastructure 9-1
Connect the Cloud Platform Elements 9-2
Define the VMware vCenter Server Platform Element 9-2
Define the Cisco UCS Manager Platform Element 9-3
Define the Cisco Server Provisioner Platform Element 9-4
Obtain the Authorization APID 9-5
Set Provisioning Settings 9-7
Add Required Networks 9-9
Infrastructure Network 9-9
Community Network 9-12
Set Up the Shared Server Zone 9-14
Register One or More VM Templates 9-17
Register One or More Cisco UCS Blades 9-19
Register One or More Cisco UCS Service Profile Templates 9-21
CHAPTER 10 Post-Configuration Options 10-1
Register Additional Templates 10-2
Register an Operating System Template 10-2
Register Additional VM Templates 10-3
Register Additional Service Profile Templates 10-3
Register Additional Blades and Manage Blade Pools 10-3
Register Additional Cisco UCS Blades 10-4
Manage Blade Pools 10-4
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Modify Standards for Service Options 10-6
View Standards Settings 10-6
Add, Modify, or Delete a Lease Term Standard 10-7
Add a New Lease Term Standard 10-8
Modify a Lease Term Standard 10-10
Delete a Lease Term Standard 10-11
Add, Modify, or Delete an Operating System Standard 10-12
Add an Operating System Standard 10-12
Modify an Operating System Standard 10-13
Delete an Operating System Standard 10-13
Add, Modify, or Delete a Server Size Standard 10-14
Add a Server Size Standard 10-14
Modify a Server Size Standard 10-15
Delete a Server Size Standard 10-15
Add Additional Networks 10-16
Add a User Network 10-16
Add a Management Network 10-18
Remove Reserved Portlet Buttons from the My Workspace Toolbar 10-20
CHAPTER 11 Setting Up an Organization and Adding Users 11-1
Create an Organization 11-2
Create a New User to Add as an Organization Technical Administrator 11-5
Assign Additional Permissions for the Organization Technical Administrator Role 11-7
Read/Write Permission for Role 11-7
Read/Write Permission for Person 11-8
Add a Server Owner 11-9
APPENDIX A Solution Prerequisites Checklists A-1
Minimum Hardware Requirements for Platform Elements A-2
Minimum Software Requirements A-3
Default Ports and Protocols A-4
Limitations and Scalability A-5
Starter Edition Software Installation Requirements A-5
Network Requirements A-6
Storage Management Requirements A-6
Cisco UCS Manager and Bare Metal Operating System Provisioning Requirements A-7
VMware Software Requirements A-8
Directory and Mail Server Requirements A-8
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Organizations and Users Preparation A-8
APPENDIX B Solution Deployment Checklists B-1
Required Configuration Checklists B-2
Starter Edition Prerequisites Checklist B-2
Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator Setup Checklist B-3
Directory Integration Setup (Optional) Checklist B-3
Cloud Portal Setup Checklist B-4
Service Catalog Deployment Checklist B-4
Portal and Portlet Deployment Checklist B-4
Permissions Settings for Portal and Portlets Checklist B-5
Agent Configuration Checklist B-6
Cloud Administration Setup Checklist B-6
Email Notification Template Modification Checklist B-7
Cloud Infrastructure Setup Checklist B-8
Organizations and Users Setup Checklist B-8
Starter Edition Installation Checklist (Optional) B-9
Starter Edition 3.0.1 Upgrade Checklist (Optional) B-9
APPENDIX C Solution Deployment Worksheets C-1
Hardware Specifications C-2
Software Specifications C-3
Database Connection Settings C-4
TEO Web Service Target Settings C-5
Directory Integration Settings (Optional) C-6
Datasource Settings C-6
Mappings Settings C-7
Events Settings C-7
Agent Properties Settings C-7
REX Set REX Agent Configuration Settings C-7
REX Agent Configuration Settings C-8
Set HTTP Properties Configuration Settings C-8
Email Addresses for Queue Notifications C-9
Cloud Administrator and Organization Settings C-9
Cloud Platform Connection Settings C-10
VMware vCenter Server Connection Settings C-10
Cisco UCS Manager Connection Settings C-10
Cisco Server Provisioner Connection Settings C-11
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Provisioning Settings C-11
Network Settings C-12
Infrastructure Network Settings C-12
Community Network Settings C-13
User Network Settings (Optional) C-13
Management Network Settings (Optional) C-14
Shared Server Zone Settings C-14
VM Template Settings C-15
Cisco UCS Service Profile Template Settings C-16
Cisco UCS Blade Settings C-17
Operating System Template Settings (Optional) C-18
Standards Settings (Optional) C-19
Lease Term Standards C-19
Operating Systems Standards C-20
Server Size Standards C-20
APPENDIX D Constructing Paths Using Cisco UCS Manager and VMware vSphere D-1
Cisco UCS Paths D-2
VMware vCenter Paths D-4
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The Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter Edition Configuration Guide provides instructions
for installing and configuring Starter Edition. It includes information about preparing your environment
with the prerequisite application servers and software, installing the Starter Edition content, configuring
Cisco Cloud Portal and setting up your cloud environment.
Organization
This guide includes the following sections:
Chapter 1 Solution Prerequisites Provides information about preparing your environment
with the prerequisite servers and software prior to
installing Starter Edition.
Note You must review this chapter in its entirety before
installing Starter Edition to ensure that all
requirements are fulfilled. Use the checklists in
Appendix A, “Solution Prerequisites Checklists,”
to ensure that your environment meets all
requirements.
Chapter 2 Configuring Tidal Enterprise Guides you through the necessary tasks to import
Orchestrator Automation Packs into Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator and
set extended target properties for Linux (if applicable).
Chapter 3 Installing or Upgrading Provides instructions for installing Cisco Cloud Portal and
Cisco Cloud Portal the required REX adapter.
Note Follow the steps in this chapter only if:
• Cisco Cloud Portal is not already installed in your
environment; or
• Cloud Portal is installed without the REX adapter.
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Chapter 4 Setting Up Directory Provides instructions for integrating your directory service
Integration into Starter Edition.
Note Refer this chapter only if you are using a directory
service to import user and organization
information.
Chapter 5 Setting Up Cisco Cloud Guides you through the necessary tasks to prepare Cisco
Portal Cloud Portal for configuration, including applying
hotfixes and creating initial administrator user accounts.
Chapter 6 Deploying Catalogs, Portals, Provides steps for deploying service catalogs, importing
and Agents and configuring portal pages, and configuring agents in
Cloud Portal.
Chapter 7 Running the Starter Edition Guides you through setting up and configuring vital
Quick Setup Wizard components of Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud
Starter Edition. It saves you time by providing access to
the various forms and services from one location
Chapter 8 Setting Up the Cloud Provides steps for establishing the Cloud Provider
Administration Technical Administrator home organization and adding
Cloud Administrators.
Chapter 9 Setting Up the Cloud Provides steps for setting up platform elements for
Infrastructure VMware vCenter Server, Cisco UCS Manager, and Cisco
Server Provisioning; adding networks; and setting up a
shared server zone.
Chapter 10 Post-Configuration Options Provides steps for optional tasks, such as adding addition
templates and networks, registering Cisco UCS blades,
and modifying standards.
Chapter 11 Setting Up an Organization Guides you through creating an organization, assigning an
and Adding Users Organization Technical Administrator, assigning
permissions, and adding Server Owners.
Appendix A Solution Prerequisites Provides a means for ensuring that your environment
Checklists meets all of the requirements for setting up and using
Starter Edition.
Appendix B Solution Deployment Guides you through each step in the configuration process.
Checklists The checklists include each set of instructions in this
guide, in sequence, that you check off as you move along.
It is strongly recommended that you utilize the checklists.
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Appendix C Solution Deployment Provides logs for the settings you specify as you configure
Worksheets Starter Edition. It is strongly recommended that you fill
out the worksheets completely and save them for Cisco
Services or other administrators to reference in the event
that problems arise.
Appendix D Constructing Paths Using Provides instructions on how to identify the paths to
Cisco UCS Manager and VMware vCenter and UCS Manager resources that you
VMware vSphere must enter when performing certain tasks.
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Conventions
This guide uses the following conventions:
Convention Indication
bold font Commands and keywords and user-entered text appear in bold font.
italic font Document titles, new or emphasized terms, and arguments for which you supply
values are in italic font.
[ ] Elements in square brackets are optional.
{x | y | z } Required alternative keywords are grouped in braces and separated by
vertical bars.
[x|y|z] Optional alternative keywords are grouped in brackets and separated by
vertical bars.
string A nonquoted set of characters. Do not use quotation marks around the string or
the string will include the quotation marks.
courier font Terminal sessions and information the system displays appear in courier font.
< > Nonprinting characters such as passwords are in angle brackets.
[ ] Default responses to system prompts are in square brackets.
!, # An exclamation point (!) or a pound sign (#) at the beginning of a line of code
indicates a comment line.
Note Means reader take note.
Tip Means the following information will help you solve a problem.
Caution Means reader be careful. In this situation, you might perform an action that could result in equipment
damage or loss of data.
Timesaver Means the described action saves time. You can save time by performing the action described in
the paragraph.
Warning Means reader be warned. In this situation, you might perform an action that could result in
bodily injury.
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Product Documentation
Documentation Formats
Documentation is provided in the following electronic formats:
• Adobe® Acrobat® PDF files
• Online help
You must have Adobe® Reader® installed to read the PDF files. Adobe Reader installation programs for
common operating systems are available for free download from the Adobe Web site at www.adobe.com.
Guides and Release Notes
You can download the following documentation for Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter
Edition from cisco.com:
• Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud 3.0.1 Release Notes
• Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud 3.0.1 User Guide
Online Help
Online help is available for Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator and Cisco Cloud Portal.
For Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator, you can access online help using the following methods:
• Click the Help button on any dialog in the application to open the help topic in a pane to the right
of the dialog.
• In the Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator console:
– Click the Help Pane tool on the toolbar to open the help topic in a pane to the right of the
console results pane.
– Click Help on the menu bar.
For Cisco Cloud Portal, access online help by clicking the question mark icon in the upper right corner
of the window.
Product Naming Conventions
The following product naming conventions are used throughout this document and in the Starter Edition
user interface:
• Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator and TEO are synonymous with Cisco Process Orchestrator
• Cisco Service Portal is synonymous with Cisco Cloud Portal
Other Naming Conventions
“Cloud Administrator” and “Administrator” are synonymous with “Cloud Provider Technical
Administrator”
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Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request
For information on obtaining documentation, submitting a service request, and gathering additional
information, see the monthly What’s New in Cisco Product Documentation, which also lists all new and
revised Cisco technical documentation, at:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/general/whatsnew/whatsnew.html
Subscribe to the What’s New in Cisco Product Documentation as a RSS feed and set content to be delivered
directly to your desktop using a reader application. The RSS feeds are a free service and Cisco currently
supports RSS Version 2.0.
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Solution Prerequisites
Note Before you begin configuring and deploying Starter Edition, you MUST review this entire chapter to
ensure that your datacenter infrastructure is properly configured. If any of the requirements presented
in this chapter are not met, deployment may fail.
This chapter provides information on required datacenter infrastructure configuration, and operating
system and application server software required for installing and deploying Cisco Intelligent
Automation for Cloud Starter Edition.
It includes the following sections:
• Minimum System Requirements
• Default Ports and Protocols
• Limitations and Scalability
• Customer Environment
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Minimum System Requirements
Minimum System Requirements
Before installing Starter Edition, it is recommended that you verify that your datacenter infrastructure
meets the minimum hardware and software requirements. The requirements in this section provide the
minimum prerequisites necessary to install and deploy Starter Edition.
Minimum Hardware Requirements for Platform Elements
The minimum hardware or virtual machine resource requirements for each platform element listed in
Table 1-1 must be met to successfully install Starter Edition.
Note This hardware must be installed and configured according to the product documentation prior to
installing and deploying Starter Edition.
Table 1-1 Minimum Hardware Requirements for Platform Elements
Platform Element Component Client Server
1
TEO Server CPU 2.8 GHz or higher core (Dual core 64-bit 2.8 GHz or higher core (Quad core systems
systems recommended) recommended)
Memory 2 GB minimum (4 GB or higher 2 GB minimum (8 GB or higher recommended)
recommended)
8 GB of RAM (if Microsoft SQL Server is
installed on same machine as TEO)
It is recommended that the database reside on a
separate server.
Disk Space 1 GB dedicated to TEO (2 GB or 1 GB of available hard disk space dedicated to
higher recommended)2 TEO (2 GB or higher recommended)2
Cloud Portal CPU — Intel Core 2 Dual processor or equivalent
Memory — 4 GB RAM
Disk Space — 40 GB free hard disk space
Cloud Portal CPU — Intel Core 2 Dual processor or equivalent
Database Memory — 4 GB RAM
Disk Space — 50 GB free hard disk space3
Cisco Server CPU — EM64T, Intel 64, or AMD64
Provisioner Memory — 512 MB
Disk Space — 40 GB4
1. For complete installation prerequisites, see the Cisco TEO Installation and Administration Guide.
2. For disk space sizing formula, see the Cisco TEO 2.3 Installation and Administration Guide.
3. Disk space requirement is dependent on the projected size of your Service Portal databases over time, to account for the growth in user data, service
definitional data, transactional data, and reporting data.
4. For additional information on scoping disk space, see the Cisco Server Provisioner documentation.
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Minimum System Requirements
Minimum Software Requirements
The minimum system requirements listed in Table 1-2 must be met to successfully install Starter Edition
software.
Table 1-2 Minimum Software Requirements
Component Server Supported Versions
Application Server Operating TEO Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (64-bit)
System Cloud Portal Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit) with SP1
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.6 (32-bit or 64-bit)
Cisco Server Red Hat or CentOS 5.6 (64-bit)
Provisioner
Application Server Framework TEO .NET Framework 4.0
Cloud Portal JBoss® 4.2.3 (Sun JDK 6 Update 23)
Application Software TEO VMware vSphere PowerCLI v4.1 or later
Cloud Portal v3.0.1 with REX adapter
Note If you have Cloud Portal v3.0 installed in your
environment, you must upgrade to the latest version,
v3.0.1. For instructions on upgrading, see VMware
vCenter Paths, page D-4in Appendix D, “Constructing
Paths Using Cisco UCS Manager and VMware vSphere.”
LDAP Server TEO Microsoft Active Directory 2003 or 2008
Note LDAP Server requirements Cloud Portal Microsoft Active Directory 2008
only apply if you are using a IBM Tivoli™ Directory Server 6.0 FP6
directory service to import
user and organization Sun Java™ System Directory Server 5.2 P6
information. Note For Cloud Portal, you must create the four user groups in
the directory: Cloud Provider Technical Administrator,
Organization Technical Administrator, Virtual Server
Owner, and Virtual and Physical Server Owner. These
user groups will serve as containers for identifying user
role assignments. The user groups must be named
according to the role name in Cloud Portal. Consult the
documentation that came with your directory software for
instructions on setting up user groups.
Web Server TEO Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0
Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 with 6.0
compatibility
Cloud Portal Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.5
Database TEO Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2
Oracle® Database Enterprise Edition 11g R2
Cloud Portal Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2
Oracle Database Enterprise Edition 11g R2
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Default Ports and Protocols
Table 1-2 Minimum Software Requirements
Component Server Supported Versions
Web Browser TEO Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or higher
Mozilla Firefox 3.5x or 3.6x
Cloud Portal Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 or 8
Mozilla Firefox 3.6x
1 2
Virtualization Hypervisor VMware ESXi 4.1 Ux, 5.0
Hypervisor VMware vCenter/vSphere 4.1 Ux, 5.0
Manager
Physical Server Cisco UCS 1.4 and 2.0
Provisioning Manager
Blade Model B200, B230, B250, B440
1. For Starter Edition, vCenter object names cannot contain slashes. For more information, please see the Caution in VMware Software Preparation,
page 1-9.
2. For specific ESXi/vCenter compatibility, refer to interoperability guidelines on VMware.com.
Default Ports and Protocols
This section provides the default ports used by Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter Edition.
Note Ensure that the network ports are open in any firewalls that protect the servers where the software
platforms are installed.
Table 1-3 Requirements—Starter Edition Ports and Protocols
Default
Application Port Protocol Description
Cloud Portal 8088 TCP Client web browser connections to the Cloud Portal
RequestCenter
8089 TCP TEO communications to the Cloud Portal inbound web
service
TEO 2081 TCP User Web browser connections to the TEO web console
61525 TCP TEO Console access to the TEO Server
61526 TCP Web Service (API) communication using HTTPS
protocol from the Cloud Portal to the TEO web service.
61527 TCP Web Service (API) communication using HTTP
protocol from the Cloud Portal to the TEO web service.
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Table 1-3 Requirements—Starter Edition Ports and Protocols (Continued)
Default
Application Port Protocol Description
Cisco Server 80 TCP HTTP web service communication between TEO and
Provisioner1 Cisco Server Provisioner
21 TCP FTP protocol used for Cisco Server Provisioner client
provisioning
67 UDP BOOTP protocol used for Cisco Server Provisioner
client provisioning.
111 UDP TFTP protocol used for Cisco Server Provisioner client
provisioning
139 TCP/UDP NetBios protocol used for Cisco Server Provisioner
client provisioning
445 TCP/UDP SMB protocol used for Cisco Server Provisioner client
provisioning
4011 TCP BINL protocol used for Cisco Server Provisioner client
provisioning
1. See the LinMin Bare Metal Provisioning 6.2 User’s Guide for additional information.
Limitations and Scalability
Starter Edition enforces the limitations for performance and scalability as listed in Table 1-4.
Table 1-4 Requirements—Starter Edition Limitations and Scalability
Entity Limitations
Cisco UCS Manager 1 instance; 1 point of delivery with up to 160 blades per host
TEO server 1 server
Cisco Server Provisioner server 1 (no hierarchy)
Registered users Up to 1,000; up to 200 concurrent users
Service items (concurrent) Up to 10,000
VMware vCenter 1 instance
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Customer Environment
To ensure a successful installation of Starter Edition, customers should perform the tasks in the
following sections to prepare their environment prior to installing Starter Edition.
• Starter Edition Software Installation Preparation, page 1-6
• Networks, page 1-7
• Storage Management Preparation, page 1-7
• Cisco UCS and Bare Metal Operating System Provisioning Preparation, page 1-8
• VMware Software Preparation, page 1-9
• Directory and Mail Server Preparation, page 1-10
• Organizations and Users Preparation, page 1-10
Starter Edition Software Installation Preparation
Prepare your environment by installing prerequisite software.
• Prepare application servers by installing the operating system (including software prerequisites such
as .NET framework, Java, JBoss) on the following solution components:
– TEO
– Cloud Portal
– Cisco Server Provisioner
• Install database management servers that are available to following solution components:
– TEO
– Cloud Portal
• Install each of the following:
– TEO on a targeted application server—see the Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator Installation and
Administration Guide
– Cloud Portal on a targeted application server—see the Service Portal System Administrator
Guide
– Cisco Server Provisioner on a targeted application server—see the Cisco Server Provisioner
User’s Guide
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Networks
Caution For Starter Edition, vCenter object names cannot contain forward slashes. If any of your vCenter
object names contains forward slashes, please rename the files before you specify a vCenter path. For
more information, please see the VMware Software Preparation, page 1-9.
Prepare your networks to include the following requirements:
• A VLAN for Cisco Server Provisioner to use as its private PXE VLAN. These networks are required
for the shared server zone and should be set up in UCS Manager and in vCenter. For more
information, see the Cisco Server Provisioner User’s Guide.
• A VLAN for use as an infrastructure network. Infrastructure networks represent the management
network the host will use to communicate with your vCenter Platform Element.
• At least one VLAN to use as a destination network for provisioning servers. You can define a
destination network as a community, user, or management network when you create the network in
Cloud Portal. You must define at least one community network. Community networks can be used
by anyone. User networks can be assigned to specific owners. A management network within the
cloud system may be used to manage cloud servers, for example, for remote access and monitoring.
Storage Management Preparation
Caution For Starter Edition, vCenter object names cannot contain forward slashes. If any of your vCenter
object names contains forward slashes, please rename the files before you specify a vCenter path. For
more information, please see the VMware Software Preparation, page 1-9.
Prepare your storage management system using the following checklist and information:
• Install and configure SAN storage or iSCSI storage required for DRS clusters. For iSCSI or NFS
storage solutions, VMware 4.1 and higher supports DHCP. It is important that any of these solutions
use DHCP, otherwise static IP information, wherever it is applicable, will have to be configured
manually after the automated process is complete.
• Create the storage volumes that will be used for the datastore clusters.
• Configure LUN access in your storage management system and assign WWN pools (see Cisco UCS
Manager Pools, page 1-8)
vCenter datastores map to or reference specific LUNs. These mappings will replicate to a new host if the
host blade has been given the same LUN access as all the other hosts in the cluster. This is accomplished
through WWN pools.
LUN configuration can be assigned to any WWN that is within a specific range. For a new host to be
assigned WWNs that are within that range, ensure that it is coming from the pre-defined pool. Whenever
a service profile is created from a service profile template for a blade, specify that the template generate
WWN assignments from a specific pre-defined pool in Cisco UCS Manager. Datastore access should be
automatically be in sync with all the other hosts in that cluster when the service profile template is used
to provision the blade.
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Cisco UCS and Bare Metal Operating System Provisioning Preparation
Prepare your Cisco UCS environment according to requirements for the following:
• Cisco UCS Manager
• Cisco UCS Manager Pools
• Cisco UCS Manager Service Profile Templates and Policies
Cisco UCS Manager
Cisco UCS Manager must be installed and configured before installing Starter Edition.
Note See the Cisco UCS Manager Documentation on Cisco.com for instructions on installing and configuring
the application.
Cisco UCS Manager Pools
Cisco UCS Manager utilizes different types of pools to control assignment of unique identifiers (such as
UUIDs, MACs and WWNs) to blade servers. These pools must be created and assigned to Service
Profiles.
You must create the following pools:
• UUID Suffix Pool—Used to uniquely identifies each blade server.
• MAC Address Pool—Used to assign a unique MAC address to each vNIC assigned to a blade.
• WWNN (World Wide Node Name) Pool—Assigned to a node in a Fibre Channel fabric, and used
to assign unique WWNNs to each blade in a range that will allow appropriate LUN access
• WWPN (World Wide Port Names) Pool—Assigned to specific ports in a Fibre Channel fabric, and
used to assign unique WWPNs to each blade in a range that will allow appropriate LUN access
Note See the Cisco UCS Manager Documentation for instructions on creating the pools.
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Cisco UCS Manager Service Profile Templates and Policies
Cisco UCS service profile templates are used for duplicating or deploying multiple UCS service profiles
with the same configuration. By associating pools with a template, you ensure that a WWN or MAC
Address, for example, will always be within a pre-specified range.
Cisco recommends that a separate service profile template be created for each vCenter cluster.
Caution For Starter Edition, vCenter object names cannot contain forward slashes. If any of your vCenter
object names contains forward slashes, please rename the files before you specify a vCenter path. For
more information, please see the VMware Software Preparation, page 1-9.
Note When you register a service profile template through the portal page, you will be prompted to associate
it with a vCenter cluster if you have selected it to be a Hypervisor template.
The templates must meet the following requirements:
• At least one hypervisor service profile template for each vCenter cluster with the same quantity and
configuration of vNICs as on other hosts in the same cluster. The native VLAN for the first vNIC
should be set to the Management VLAN for that vCenter
• At least one service profile template for physical server provisioning
• A local boot policy assigned to the physical server service profile template which is set to that will
boot to local disk
• A boot policy named "PXEBoot" which is configured to boot from the network.
Note This name is mandatory.
• Provisioning templates are prepared according to Cisco Server Provisioner product documentation.
(See the [link Cisco Server Provisioner User's Guide].)
• UCS blades for provisioning VMware ESXi hypervisor hosts have at least one local drive.
VMware Software Preparation
Caution For Starter Edition, vCenter object names cannot contain forward slashes. Starter Edition uses
forward slashes as delimiters in object paths and parses vCenter paths by display name. Forward slashes
in vCenter object names break the parsing process. If any of your vCenter object names contains forward
slashes, please rename the files before you specify a vCenter path.
In Starter Edition, commissioning a new ESXi host is performed when moving a blade in the
Maintenance pool to the Virtual pool. The orchestration process involves provisioning (installing) ESXi
on to a blade, adding it to the vSphere infrastructure, copying the configuration from one of the existing
hosts in a cluster and applying it to the new host using VMware host profiles and exiting Host
Maintenance mode.
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Supported installation media for ESXi
Provisioning of the ESXi Hypervisor OS always uses the first local drive installed in the blade. For
Starter Edition, only local installs of the ESXi Hypervisor OS are supported.
Supported VMware Versions
The following VMware software should be installed:
• vSphere Powershell CLI 4.x or later should be installed on the Cisco TEO server to support the
activities for adding a new ESXi host to a cluster.
Prepare your VMware environment for virtual provisioning using the following checklist:
• Install and configure VMware vCenter:
– Apply enterprise licensing and enable VMware vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS).
– Determine and create the datacenter, clusters, hosts, datastores, networks, and resource pools to
which all commissioned hosts and VMs will be deployed.
• Define at least one VM template with VMware tools.
Note Provisioned hosts will have evaluation licensing only. You will need to add licensing manually in the
vSphere Client.
Note See the ESX and vCenter Server Installation Guide for information about installing and configuring your
VMware environment.
Directory and Mail Server Preparation
To prepare your directory and email environment, ensure that the following conditions are met:
• LDAP server installed and configured, and Microsoft Active Directory deployed
• SMTP server installed and configured with an account to send and receive emails
Organizations and Users Preparation
Prepare a list of organizations, organization users, and organization administrators to configure in Cloud
Portal.
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Configuring Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator
Note Before you can configure and deploy Starter Edition, you MUST review Chapter 1, “Solution
Prerequisites.” to ensure that your datacenter infrastructure is properly configured and that all of the
prerequisite installations of Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator, such as vSphere drop-down list Powershell
CLI, are in place. If any of the requirements presented in this chapter are not met, deployment may
fail.
This chapter guides you through setting up Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator. It includes the following steps:
• Import the Automation Packs in Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator
• Manually Set Extended Target Properties for Linux
• Refresh Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator Server Web Service
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Import the Automation Packs in Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator
Import the Automation Packs in Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator
The automation packs are containers of automation and portal content.
The first step in configuring Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter Edition is to import the
following four automation packs that contain the Starter Edition content into Tidal Enterprise
Orchestrator.
• Core automation pack—Core content and is a prerequisite for all other automation packs.
• Common Activities automation pack—Common activities that are used by other automation packs.
• Intelligent Automation for Cloud Compute—Content shared across all cloud automation packs.
• Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter—Starter Edition content.
Note It is recommended that you review the system requirements for Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator as defined
in the Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator Installation and Administration Guide.
Use the Automation Pack Import Wizard to import the automation packs. The wizard automatically
launches after the Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator installation is complete and the automation pack
initialization is completed. The wizard does not fully launch until after the automation server has started.
Use the following steps to import Tidal Automation Packs immediately after the complete product
installation.
Step 1 After installing Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator, ensure that the Launch automation pack import wizard
now check box is checked before closing the Setup wizard.
The Select Automation Packs dialog box displays the available automation packs.
Step 2 Check the following check boxes, and then click OK to launch the Automation Pack Import Wizard:
• Core (Checked by default)
• Common Activities (Dependency)
• Intelligent Automation for Cloud Compute (Dependency)
• Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter
Step 3 Proceed to the next section, Core Automation Pack.
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Core Automation Pack
The Core automation pack is the first to import. After you have completed the steps in this section, the
wizard will guide you through importing each of the other automation packs.
Step 1 On the Welcome to the Automation Pack Import Wizard panel, review the information, and then click
Next.
Figure 2-1 Welcome to the Automation Pack Import Wizard Panel
Step 2 On the General Information panel, review the display-only information about the automation pack, and
then click Next to continue.
Figure 2-2 General Information—Core Automation Pack
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Step 3 On the Email Configuration panel, provide the default SMTP server and sender’s email address to be
used for email activities.
Field Description
Default SMTP server Enter the name of the SMTP server that is used as the default server for
sending email messages.
Default SMTP port Enter the port number for the SMTP server. This field is automatically
populated with port number 25.
Default sender Enter the email address of the sender that is designated as the default sender
for email activities.
Figure 2-3 Email Configuration—Core Automation Pack
Note You can manually change the settings on this panel when configuring a specific email activity
that requires a different SMTP server or sender email address.
Step 4 Click Next to continue.
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Figure 2-4 Automation Summary Configuration—Core Automation Pack
The Automation Summary Configuration panel indicates where the automation summary reports that are
generated by activities are to be saved and how long the reports are to be retained. The specified file paths
will be used to access and view the automation summary reports.
Note You can access the automation summary from Cloud Portal by mapping the automation summary path
to an IIS virtual directory. To enable this option, see Step 5.
Step 5 On the Automation Summary Configuration panel, specify the following information:
Field Description
Automation Summary Accept the default directory, or enter a different file path for the
Directory automation summary directory. You can also click Browse to navigate to
the file path for the automation summary.
Map the automation Click Use IIS Virtual Directory to map the automation summary to
summary path using indicate the file path on an IIS Virtual Directory.
In the Virtual directory path field, enter the share folder that corresponds
to a virtual directory in IIS. Use the following convention:
http://host:(port)/sharefolder.
If necessary, create your web sites and Virtual Directory in IIS Manager
for the share folder. You can use the default settings or change them.
Delete automation Check this check box, and then enter the number of days that the
summary reports older than automation summary files should be retained. Automation summary files
that are older than the specified number of days will be deleted.
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Step 6 Click Next to continue.
Figure 2-5 Default Windows Credentials—Core Automation Pack
Step 7 On the Default Windows Credentials panel, specify the default credentials for the Windows automation
server target.
Field Description
Domain Enter the name of the domain of the user account that is used to connect to the
Windows server.
User name Enter the username for the user account associated with the server.
Password Enter the password assigned to the user account.
Step 8 Click Next to continue.
Figure 2-6 Data Extraction—Core Automation Pack
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Step 9 Verify the default location for where the data files should be extracted or click the Browse tool to
specify a different location.
Step 10 Click Next.
Figure 2-7 Review Prerequisites Panel
Step 11 Click Next.
The Review Prerequisites panel displays the prerequisites for the automation pack being imported. The
green check mark indicates that the prerequisite was found on the computer.
A red X indicates that the prerequisite was not found on the computer. When this occurs, the import
process is stopped and cannot continue until all prerequisites have been met.
If all prerequisites are passed, the wizard automatically continues to the General Information panel for
the next automation pack to be imported.
Step 12 Proceed to the next section, Common Activities Automation Pack.
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Common Activities Automation Pack
The Intelligent Automation for Cloud automation packs have a dependency on the Common Activities
automation pack. Therefore, the wizard will guide you through importing this automation pack next.
Step 1 On the General Information panel, review the information about the automation pack.
Figure 2-8 General Information—Common Activities Automation Pack
Step 2 Click Next to continue.
Figure 2-9 Review Prerequisites—Common Activities Automation Pack
The Review Prerequisites panel displays the prerequisites for the automation pack being imported. The
green check mark indicates that the prerequisite was found on the computer.
A red X indicates that the prerequisite was not found on the computer. When this occurs, the import
process is stopped and cannot continue until all prerequisites have been met.
Proceed to Intelligent Automation for Compute Automation Pack, page 2-9.
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Intelligent Automation for Compute Automation Pack
The Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter automation pack has a dependency on the Intelligent
Automation for Compute automation pack.
Step 1 On the General Information panel, review the information about the automation pack.
Figure 2-10 General Information—Intelligent Automation for Compute Automation Pack
Step 2 Click Next to continue.
Figure 2-11 Default Incidents Assignee Setup—Intelligent Automation for Compute Automation
Pack
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Step 3 On the Default Incidents Assignee Setup panel, click the Browse tool to specify the default user to
assign cloud-related incidents.
Figure 2-12 Select User or Group
Step 4 On the Select User or Group dialog box, click Location and choose the location from which the user
will be selected.
Step 5 In the text box, enter the user name and click Check Names.
If the name is found, the box will be populated with the appropriate email address.
Step 6 Click OK to close the Select User or Group dialog box.
Step 7 On the Default Incidents Assignee Setup panel, click Next to continue
Figure 2-13 Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator Web Service—Intelligent Automation for Compute
Automation Pack
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Step 8 On the Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator Web Service panel, specify the following settings:
Field Description
Web Service Settings Check the Enable non-secure Web Service (HTTP) check box.
This setting unencrypts the HTTP endpoints.
HTTP Port Enter or verify the port for the Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator web
target.
HTTPS or HTTP authentication Choose the appropriate authentication for the web service:
mechanism
• Basic—Standard method for providing a user name and
password to the authentication mechanism
• Digest—Requires parties that seek to authenticate to provide
their knowledge of secret keys.
• NTLM—Default. Authentication protocol used on networks
that include systems running the Windows operating system
and on stand-alone systems.
Note The agents in Cloud Portal must also be set to use the same
NTLM authentication that you specify here.
Note In IIS, NTLM is not enabled by default. You must enable
NTLM in IIS if you choose this authentication mechanism.
Step 9 Click Next to continue.
Figure 2-14 Tidal Enterprise Orchestrator Web Service Credentials—Intelligent Automation for
Compute Automation Pack
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Step 10 On the Default Web Service Credentials panel, specify the credentials for connecting to the Tidal
Enterprise Orchestrator web service target:
Field Description
Domain Enter the name of the domain of the user account used to connect to the Tidal
Enterprise Orchestrator Web service target.
User name Enter the username for the user account associated with target.
Password Enter the password assigned to the user account.
Step 11 Click Next to continue.
Figure 2-15 VMware Keystore Password—Intelligent Automation for Compute Automation Pack
Step 12 Enter a password to be used to access the VMware keystore, and then click Next to continue.
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Figure 2-16 Review Prerequisites—Intelligent Automation for Compute Automation Pack
The Review Prerequisites panel displays the prerequisites for the automation pack being imported. The
green check mark indicates that the prerequisite was found on the computer. If all prerequisites are
found, the wizard automatically continues to the Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter Automation
Pack.
A red X indicates that the prerequisite was not found on the computer. When this occurs, the import
process is stopped and cannot continue until all prerequisites have been met.
Step 13 Proceed to the next section, Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter Automation Pack, page 2-13.
Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter Automation Pack
The wizard will now guide you through importing the Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter
Automation Pack.
Note It is recommended that you read through this section prior to importing the automation pack to identify
and obtain all the necessary information that needs to be provided in the wizard panels. This will help
streamline the import process.
Step 1 On the General Information panel, review the information about the automation pack.
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Figure 2-17 General Information—Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter Automation Pack
Step 2 Click Next to continue.
Figure 2-18 Cloud Portal Integration API Connection—Intelligent Automation for Cloud Starter
Automation Pack
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