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The local computer is joined to a domain and can connect to Active Directory: su - Password: adinfo Local host name: magnolia Joined to domain: ajax.org Joined as: magnolia.ajax.org Current DC: ginger.ajax.org Preferred site: Default-First-Site-Name Zone: ajax.org/Program Data/Centrify/Zones/default Last password set: 2006-12-28 14:47:57 PST CentrifyDC mode: connected Copy the package appropriate to the local computer’s operating environment, from the Server Suite CD or a download directory, to a local directory. For example, if the operating environment is Solaris 9 SPARC: cp /tmp/centrifydc-nis-n.n.n-sol8-sparc-local.tgz . If the package is a compressed file, unzip and extract its contents. For example, on Solaris: gunzip -d centrifydc-nis-n.n.n-sol8-local.tgz tar -xf centrifydc-nis-n.n.n-sol8-sparc-local.tar Run the appropriate command for installing the package. For example, on Solaris: pkgadd –d CentrifyDC-nis -a admin Adding IP Addresses from Which to Accept Requests By default, the Network Information Service accepts only local NIS client requests. To accept requests from any other NIS clients in a network, modify nisd.securenets in the /etc/centrifydc/centrifydc.conf file to specify the computer subnets from which to accept NIS requests. This parameter configures adnisd to filter NIS client requests by IP address. It ignores all other NIS client requests. For example, to restrict NIS requests to the single trusted subnet 172.68.0.0, add a line similar to the following to nisd.securenets: nisd.securenets: 172.68.0.0/255.255.0.0 To specify multiple subnets, separate the entries with commas or spaces: nisd.securenets: 172.68.0.0/255.255.0.0,196.48.0.0/0 To accept NIS client requests from any computer, use this: nisd.securenets: 0/0 On systems with multiple Ethernet interfaces, adnisd configures RPC to the first interface. If an NIS client is trying to communicate on a different interface, adnisd will not receive the request. Before creating sockets, adnisd reads the centrifydc.conf file to see if an IP address and TCP and UPD ports are specified. If not, it uses localhost and random port numbers assigned by the operating system. You set the IP address, TCP port and UDP port using the nisd.net_addr, nisd.port.tcp, and nisd.port.udp configuration parameters, respectively in the centrifydc.conf file. For more information, see the Configuration and Tuning Reference Guide. Starting the adnisd Process After you have specified the subnets from which to accept

Server Suite Agent for Windows onWindows computers. Common folder This folder contains the installer packages for common components necessary for all Delineaproducts on Windows computers. DirectAudit folder This folder contains the installer packages for Delinea Audit & Monitoring Service onWindows computers. DirectManage folder This folder contains the installer packages for Delinea Authentication Service andDelinea Privilege Elevation Service on Windows computers. LicensingService Folder This folder contains the installer packages for Delinea Licensing Service utilities onWindows computers. Resources Folder This folder contains resources for internal use for the media. It can be safely ignored. Server Suite Agents for UNIX/Linux This image contains a zipped bundle of files for Server Suite agent on each supported UNIX, orLinux platform and an adcheck utility for each supported platform. You may find the appropriate bundle for an OS platform based on the following table: Bundle Name Applicable OS Platforms in Specified Architecture delinea-server-suite--aix7.1-ppc.tgz IBM AIX, IBM VIOS delinea-server-suite--cos-x86_64.tgz Flatcar, RHCOS delinea-server-suite--deb9-arm64.tgz Ubuntu delinea-server-suite--deb9-ppc64el.tgz Ubuntu delinea-server-suite--deb9-x86_64.tgz Debian, Ubuntu delinea-server-suite--hp11.31-ia64.tgz HPUX delinea-server-suite--rhel6-ppc64.tgz RHEL delinea-server-suite--rhel6-x86_64.tgz Amazon Linux, CentOS, Fedora, Oracle Linux, RHEL, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux delinea-server-suite--rhel7-aarch64.tgz Amazon Linux, CentOS, Oracle Linux, RHEL delinea-server-suite--rhel7-ppc64le.tgz RHEL delinea-server-suite--sol10-sparc.tgz Oracle Solaris delinea-server-suite--sol10-x86.tgz Oracle Solaris delinea-server-suite--sol11-i386.tgz Oracle Solaris (IPS package) delinea-server-suite--sol11-sparc.tgz Oracle Solaris (IPS package) delinea-server-suite--suse12-aarch64.tgz SUSE delinea-server-suite--suse12-ppc64le.tgz SUSE delinea-server-suite--suse12-x86_64.tgz SUSE Notes: The OS version number specified in the bundle name indicates the minimum OS version that it supports. You should also choose the appropriate bundle for the specific architecture as indicated in the bundle name. Inside each bundle, it contains packages of associated products supported on that platform. The naming convention follows the above bundle names except that the prefix of a package reflects the product it serves. The following are the possible package prefixes and the corresponding product names: Package Prefix Product Name CentrifyDA Delinea DirectAudit package CentrifyDC Delinea DirectControl package CentrifyDC-cifsidmap Delinea for CIFS ID mapping package CentrifyDC-curl Required component of Delinea DirectControl package CentrifyDC-ldapproxy Delinea OpenLDAP Proxy package CentrifyDC-nis Delinea Network Information Service and Delinea NIS Server package CentrifyDC-openldap Required component of Delinea DirectControl package CentrifyDC-openssh Delinea OpenSSH package CentrifyDC-openssl Required component of Delinea DirectControl package Before installation, please review

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