Ensure that you meet the following deployment requirements for your selected platforms. For example, if you are deploying the Self Service Password Reset appliance, ensure that you have met the deployment requirements for the appliance.
Ensure that you have read and understand about your different deployments and where you want to store the users’ information. For more information, see Selecting an Appropriate Deployment.
The following table contains the minimum requirements required to deploy the Self Service Password Reset appliance. Ensure that you meet these minimum requirements before deploying the appliance.
Table 3-2 Self Service Password Reset Appliance Requirements
Component |
Requirements |
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Virtual Systems |
|
Memory |
3 GB of RAM |
Hard disk space |
40 GB |
Browsers |
|
IP Ports |
Ensure that the default ports for the Self Service Password Reset appliance are open in your firewall. For more information, see Default Ports for Self Service Password Reset. |
LDAP Directories |
|
Remote Databases |
|
License |
The appliance is the only platform that requires a license. The license is required to receive online updates. Obtain the license from the Customer Care Center. You add the license to the appliance administration console after you complete the installation. For more information, see |
After you have met the deployment requirements, you must deploy the appliance. For more information, see Deploying the Self Service Password Reset Appliance.
Ensure that you have read and understand about your different deployments and where you want to store the users’ information. For more information, see Selecting an Appropriate Deployment.
The following table contains the minimum requirements required to deploy the Self Service Password Reset on a Windows server. Ensure that you meet these minimum requirements before starting the installation.
Table 3-3 Self Service Password Reset on Windows Requirements
Component |
Requirements |
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Windows Platforms |
|
Cloud Platforms |
|
Memory |
1 GB of RAM NOTE:Azure DS1_V2 Standard size |
Hard disk space |
5 GB |
Browsers |
|
IP Ports |
Ensure that the default ports for the Self Service Password Reset appliance are open in your firewall. For more information, see Default Ports for Self Service Password Reset. |
LDAP Directories |
|
Remote Databases |
|
Java |
Java - AdoptOpenJDK - Hotspot -11.0.1+13 NOTE:The .msi file supplies this version of Java and installs it for you. Any other version of Java is not supported. |
Apache Tomcat |
Apache Tomcat 9.0.14 NOTE:The .msi file supplies this version of Apache Tomcat and installs it for you. Any other version of Apache Tomcat is not supported. |
After you have met deployment requirements, you must install Self Service Password Reset on a Windows server. For more information, see Deploying Self Service Password Reset on Windows.
Ensure that you have read and understand about your different deployments and where you want to store the users’ information. For more information, see Selecting an Appropriate Deployment.
The following table contains the minimum requirements required to deploy the Self Service Password Reset on a Linux server. Ensure that you meet these minimum requirements before starting the installation.
Table 3-4 Self Service Password Reset WAR File Requirements on Linux
Component |
Requirements |
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Linux Platforms On-Premise |
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Cloud Platforms |
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Memory |
1 GB of RAM NOTE:AWS EC2 instance type: t2.micro |
Hard disk space |
5 GB |
Browsers |
|
IP Ports |
Ensure that the default ports for the Self Service Password Reset appliance are open in your firewall. For more information, see Default Ports for Self Service Password Reset. |
LDAP Directories |
|
Remote Databases |
|
Java |
Java 8.x and Java 11.x IMPORTANT:You must install Java on the Linux server prior to deploying the WAR file. You must be familiar with the installation, configuration, and maintenance of Java. |
Apache Tomcat |
Apache Tomcat 9.0.14 or later IMPORTANT:You must install Apache Tomcat on the Linux server prior to deploying the WAR file. You must be familiar with the installation, configuration, and maintenance of Apache Tomcat. |
After you have met the deployment requirements, you must deploy the WAR file. For more information, see Deploying the WAR File on Linux