Configure Proficy Authentication Installation
This topic describes Proficy Authentication installation setup in a high available environment.
Before you begin
- Copy your Proficy Authentication existing database (found in the Postgress database location) from wherever installed to the shared drive created using the iSCSI server. When you copy, make sure the cluster is pointing to the drive before copying the database. For example, if the cluster is pointing to Node1, then copy the database to Node1.
- Make a note of the location path where you copied the database in the iSCSI server.
For example,
F:\UaaConf
. You need to provide this path for installing Proficy Authentication on Node1 and Node2 machines.
About this task
Procedure
- Log in to the iSCSI initiator Node1 server.
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Open Failover Cluster Manager and verify that the cluster role is associated to the
node where you want to install Proficy Authentication.
If not, then follow these steps to associate the node server:
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Run Proficy Authentication installation setup, and provide these details for the
respective screens:
- Log in to the iSCSI initiator Node2 server, and repeat the above steps to install Proficy Authentication on Node2.
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After installing Proficy Authentication on both the nodes, copy the
DATABASE_PASSWORD
registry key from the last installed node to overwrite the registry key in the first installed node.For example, in the following scenario:- First Proficy Authentication is installed successfully on the Node1 machine.
- Next Proficy Authentication is installed successfully on the Node2 machine.
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Copy and replace the
UAA.yaml
file from Node 2 (latest installation) to Node 1 (first installation).The file is located hereC:\ProgramData\Proficy\Proficy Authentication\uaa-config
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Copy
server.crt
andserver.key
from Node 2 (latest installation) to Node 1 (first installation).The certificates are located here:C:\Program Files\Proficy\Proficy Authentication\httpd\conf\cert
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After copying the certificates (to Node1), rename
server.crt
toserver.pem
. -
Open
Certificate Management Tool on Node1 from the desktop
shortcut, and import the certificates as follows: