Now that you have PUM manager and PUM agent installed, you need to configure NetIQ Services Director to provide PUM Service to your tenants. This process consists of multiple procedures. You must complete the procedures in the order listed.
To import the PUM service template:
Verify you have NetIQ Services Director installed with at least one tenant configured.
Download the PUM service template file NetIQ-NCSS-NPUM-ServiceDef-x.x.x.zip from the Privileged User Manager download site at NetIQ Download site.
Log in to the provider console.
https://Director_DNS_Name/css/Provider
In the Security Services panel, under Available Service Templates, click Import.
Browse to and select the PUM service template file, then click OK.
Click the green arrow next to the PUM service to instantiate the service.
Change any of the displayed properties that you want, then click OK.
Proceed to Section 1.4.2, Configuring the PUM Manager.
You must configure NetIQ Services Director to work with the PUM manager VM image you created.
In the provider console, click the Tenants navigation icon.
Click the tenant you want to assign to the PUM service.
In the Security Services panel, click the green arrow next to the PUM service to instantiate the service for the tenant.
Click the PUM service, then click the green arrow next to the PUM manager service.
Add the IP address, password, and management URL of your PUM manager, then click OK.
Download the .ini file.
Copy the .ini file to the PUM Manager VM image.
Install the PUM manager:
./install.sh –m inifile
Verify in the tenant console that the PUM manager service component moves to an “All Services Operational” status.
Proceed to Section 1.4.3, Configuring the PUM Agent
You must configure NetIQ Services Director to work with the PUM agent VM image you created.
In the provider console, click the Tenants navigation icon.
Click the tenant you want to assign to the PUM service.
In the Security Services panel, click the PUM service.
Click the green arrow next to the PUM agent service.
Add the agent name, host name, ID, version, IP address, and SSO instances ID, then click OK.
Download the .ini file.
Copy the .ini file to the PUM agent VM image.
Install the PUM agent:
Linux: /opt/novell/npum/sbin/unifi regclnt ncssRegister -f ini file
Windows: c:\Program Files\Novell\npum\bin\unifi.exe regclnt ncssRegister -f ini file
Verify in the tenant console that the PUM agent service component moves to an “Updated” status.
Proceed to Section 1.4.4, Logging in to the PUM Administrative Console.
After you have completed the PUM service configuration with NetIQ Services Director, you can now access the PUM administrative console through the NetIQ Services Director management console. The configuration included configuring single sign-on to the PUM administrative console through the tenant console.
To log in to the PUM administrative console:
Log in to the tenant console
or
Log in to the provider console, then select the desired tenant.
In the Security Services panel, click the PUM service.
Click Launch administrative console.
Verify that the PUM administrative console launches.
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You have completed the PUM Service configuration. This allows you to have a single point of administration for the PUM service through the provider console.
If you need further documentation about PUM, see the Privileged User Manager documentation site.