You can run the ocsetup file on the OnCommand Unified Manager server to configure read-only access of the OnCommand Unified Manager database to OnCommand Workflow Automation.
Steps
- Download the wfa_ocsetup.sh file to your home directory on the OnCommand Unified Manager server using the following command in the terminal: wget https://WFA_Server_IP/download/wfa_ocsetup.sh
WFA_Server_IP is the IP address (IPv4 or IPv6 address) of your WFA server.
If you have specified a non-default port for WFA, you must include the port number as follows: wget https://wfa_server_ip:port/download/wfa_ocsetup.sh
port is the TCP port number that you have used for the WFA server during installation.
If you are specifying an IPv6 address, you must enclose it with square brackets.
- Use the following command in the terminal to change the wfa_ocsetup.sh file to an executable: chmod +x wfa_ocsetup.sh
- Run the script by entering the following in the terminal: ./wfa_ocsetup.sh JRE_path
JRE_path is the path to the JRE.
Example
/opt/NTAPdfm/java
The following output is displayed in the terminal, indicating a successful setup:
Verifying archive integrity... All good.
Uncompressing WFA OnCommand Setup.....
*** Welcome to OnCommand Setup Utility for Linux ***
<Help information>
*** Please override the default credentials below ***
Override DB Username [wfa] :
- Enter a user name and password to override the default credentials.
A new database user account is created with access to the
OnCommand Unified Manager database.
Note: If you do not create a user account, the default credentials are used. You must create a user account for security purposes.
The following output is displayed in the terminal, indicating a successful setup:
***** Start of response from the database *****
>>> Connecting to database
<<< Connected
*** Dropped existing 'wfa' user
=== Created user 'username'
>>> Granting access
<<< Granted access
***** End of response from the database *****
***** End of Setup *****
