April 17, 2009
The following sources provide information about Privileged User Manager:
After you have purchased Privileged User Manager, log in to the Novell Customer Center and follow the link that allows you to download the software and a license.To download an evaluation version, see “Novell Downloads” and search for Privileged User Manager.
The ISO image in the download contains the following directories and files for framework managers, agents, and the Package Manager.
For an introduction on how to use and configure the product, see Section 4.0, Getting Started.
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novell-npum-agent-2.2.0-linux-2.4-intel.rpm |
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Agent package for Linux* on x86 machines |
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novell-npum-manager-2.2.0-linux-2.4-intel.rpm |
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Framework Manager package for Linux on x86 machines |
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For installation instructions, see the following sections in the Novell Privileged User Manager Getting Started Guide:
For installation instructions, see the following sections in the Novell Privileged User Manager Getting Started Guide:
For installation instructions, see the following sections in the Novell Privileged User Manager Getting Started Guide:
For installation instructions, see the following sections in the Novell Privileged User Manager Getting Started Guide:
For installation instructions, see the following sections in the Novell Privileged User Manager Getting Started Guide:
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novell-npum-manager-2.2.0-windows-5.0-intel.exe |
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Framework Manager installation program for Windows* |
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For installation instructions, see “Installing a Framework Manager” in the Novell Privileged User Manager Getting Started Guide.
For instructions on how to set up either the Framework Manager or an agent to be the local package manager, see “Setting Up a Package Manager” in the Novell Privileged User Manager Getting Started Guide.
When you upgrade from your previous release of Fortefi* to Novell Privileged User Manager, some packages have dependencies built in; therefore they do not appear as updates until a particular package has already been deployed to your framework.
To upgrade, complete the following tasks:
Create a directory such as framework on the Framework Manager machine.
This directory is called framework in the rest of these instructions.
Copy the novell-npum-packages-2.2.0.tar.gz from the Package Manager directory on the CD to Framework Manager machine.
Extract the file to the framework directory.
For UNIX* and Linux platforms, use the following commands:
gunzip novell-npum-packages-2.2.0.tar.gz
tar -xvf novell-npum-packages-2.2.0.tar
For Windows platforms, use WinZip to extract the file.
Use the following command to publish the packages to the Package Manager.
Replace <admin> with the name of your admin user.
For Linux and UNIX platforms:
/opt/novell/npum/sbin/unifi -u <admin> distrib publish -d framework
For Windows platforms:
c:\Program Files\novell\npum\bin\unifi -u <admin> distrib publish -d framework
When prompted, enter the password for the admin user.
(Optional) To view available packages, log in to the Framework Manager, then click .
Delete the framework directory.
After the 2.2 packages have been manually imported to the Package Manager, they appear along with any existing 2.1.x packages already in the repository. When you run the update process from the Hosts console, the 2.2 packages appear as updates.
Log in to the Framework Manager.
Click .
To update a domain, select the domain, then click .
To update an individual host, select the host, then click .
All packages have a dependency on the 2.2 Framework patch being deployed before they appear as updates.
If you are new to Privileged User Manager, you might want to use the Evaluation Quick Start Guide which explains how install some pre-configured databases and then walks you through some configuration exercises. To download these resources:
On SUSE® Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED) or SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES), the following message is displayed:
/bin/ls: cannot read symbolic link /proc/22154/exe: Permission denied
If you are using SLED, the ksh shell is not installed by default. Check your packages, and ensure that the ksh package is installed.
The error message is caused by the following line in the /etc/ksh.kshrc file:
case "`/bin/ls --color=never -l /proc/$$/exe`" in
On both SLED and SLES, open the /etc/ksh.kshrc file and change the line to the following:
case "`/bin/ls --color=never -l /proc/$$/exe 2>/dev/null`" in
The commands to start and stop the Framework Manager were not updated in the context-sensitive help. For the correct commands, please refer to “Stopping and Restarting the Framework”.
In the Framework Manager, when you click , select a host, then click , you can select either a soft restart or a hard restart. These options don’t work.
To restart the host, you must access the machine and specify a restart command. The commands to restart an agent or a Framework Manager are the same. For a list of these command for all platforms, see “Starting and Stopping the Framework”.
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