After installing Sentinel, if you want to enter the valid license key, change the password or modify any of the assigned ports, you can run the configure.sh script to modify them. The script is found in the /opt/novell/sentinel/setup folder.
Specify the following command at the command line to run the configure.sh script:
./configure.sh
Specify 1 to perform a standard configuration or specify 2 to perform a custom configuration of Sentinel.
Press the Spacebar to read through the license agreement.
Enter yes or y to accept the license agreement and continue with the installation.
The installation might take a few seconds to load the installation packages.
Enter 1 to use the default 90-day evaluation license key
or
Enter 2 to enter a purchased license key for Sentinel.
Decide whether you want to keep the existing password for the admin administrator user.
Decide whether you want to keep the existing password for the dbauser database user.
The dbauser account is the identity used by Sentinel to interact with the database. The password you enter here can be used to perform database maintenance tasks, including resetting the admin password if the admin password is forgotten or lost.
Decide whether you want to keep the existing password for the appuser application user.
The dbauser account is the identity used by Sentinel to interact with the database. The password you enter here can be used to perform database maintenance tasks, including resetting the admin password if the admin password is forgotten or lost.
Change the port assignments for the Sentinel services by entering the desired number, then specifying the new port number.
After you have changed the ports, specify 7 for done.
Enter 1 to authenticate users using only the internal database.
or
If you have configured an LDAP directory in your domain, enter 2 to authenticate users by using LDAP directory authentication.
The default value is 1.