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Select the OS which you plan to install the Indeed Identity PAM on and click Next.
Enter the FQDN name of the management server and the IP addresses of the access servers (if using an IPv6 network, enter it in the field separated by commas) and click Next.

In the next window, specify the type of DBMS, the address of the DBMS server, enter the login and password of the account for working with databases and click Next.
Indeed Identity Privileged Access Manager 2.9 Documentation > Configuration Files Setup > 3.PAM_Configuration_Wizard_Data_Storage.png

To use a named MSSQL instance, you will need to make changes to the configuration files of the core, idp and ls components. It is necessary to specify the instance in the Data Source field, in the ConnectionString section, for example:
Data Source=storage.indeed.local\\sqlexpress

In the core and idp configuration files, you must specify the instance using 2 slashes: \\sqlexpress

In the ls configuration file, you must specify the instance using 1 slash:
\sqlexpress

In the next window, specify the DNS domain name, DN container name of the user directory, enter the login and password of the account for reading the user directory, and check whether it is necessary to use the LDAPS protocol when reading the directory (LDAP is used by default) and click Next.
In the next window, enter the SID of the role administrator and click Next.
Download the necessary configuration files and click Finish.
Stop the web-wizard by running the command:
sudo bash stop-wizard.sh