Installation

  1. Download and unpack the Indeed PAM distribution on a Windows domain machine.
  2. Run PowerShell with administrator rights.
  3. Run the Indeed-PAM-Wizard.ps1 installation script. 
  4. Select Indeed PAM Docker and click Next.


  5. In the PAM Servers window, enter the FQDN name of the management server, and the IP addresses of the access servers (When using an IPv6 network, specify it in the comma-separated field) and click Next.
  6. In the Database window, specify the DBMS server address, DBMS type, enter the username and password of the service account to work with data storage (if the database names differ from the required ones, you must enter the names of these databases) and click Next.
  7. In the next window specify DNS domain name, DN of User's container, enter the username and password of the account to use with user directory, check if it is necessary to use the LDAP protocol when reading the directory(LDAP protocol uses by default) and click Next.
  8. In the Confirmation window click Configure, wait for the finish of configuration and after the window appears, click OK
  9. Add certificates to the distribution kit folder \IPAM_Docker\certificates

  10. Copy IPAM_Docker folder from the distribution to Linux server.
  11. Connect to Linux server.
  12. Open IPAM_Docker folder.

  13. Run bash-script using command below:

    sudo bash indeed-pam-linux.sh
  14. Enter 1 to install Management server components
  15. Finish the script after installing.

  16. Go to /etc/indeed-identity/indeed-pam folder 

    cd /etc/indeed-identity/indeed-pam

  17. Run containers with Indeed PAM management server components:

    sudo docker compose -f docker-compose.management-server.yml up -d
or
sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose.management-server.yml up -d

Restarting components

To restart the components of the Indeed PAM management server, use the following commands (the commands must be executed in the /etc/indeed/indeed-pam folder):

    1. Restarting all components:

      sudo docker compose -f docker-compose.management-server.yml down
sudo docker compose -f docker-compose.management-server.yml up -d 
or
sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose.management-server.yml down
sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose.management-server.yml up -d

    2.  Restarting a specific component:

      sudo docker compose -f docker-compose.management-server.yml up -d <Component name> --force-recreate
or
sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose.management-server.yml up -d <Component name> --force-recreate

      Example of restarting Indeed PAM Core component:

      sudo docker compose -f docker-compose.management-server.yml up -d core --force-recreate
or
sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose.management-server.yml up -d core --force-recreate


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