The CreateTEMTasks utility (CTTU) creates TEM tasks that
are used by a TEM console operator to deploy, upgrade, and uninstall
Connect:Direct® for UNIX and Connect:Direct for Microsoft
Windows across
the enterprise. The CTTU also provides a TEM task to start the Connect:Direct for Microsoft
Windows service.
The CTTU is a Java based application and requires Java Runtime
Environment (JRE), version 1.6 or later.
The CTTU must use a secure connection to the TEM server. Before
you can run the CTTU, you must add the TEM server public certificate
to the JKS truststore used by the CTTU. You can add the certificate
by using the following procedure on Microsoft Windows:
- Make a copy of the cacerts truststore
file for the JRE. The truststore file is usually in the <install
directory>/jre/lib/security directory of your
JRE.
- Put your copy of the cacerts truststore
file in a directory that contains no other files.
- Download a copy of the TEM server public certificate. If
you use a Firefox browser, use the following procedure:
- Type the URL of the TEM server in the following format: https://<TEM
server address>:<TEM port>.
A "This Connection is Untrusted" message is displayed.
Attention: 52311 is the default port the TEM server listens
on for connections. If your TEM server is configured to listen on
a different port, use that value.
- Click Add Exception....
The "Add Security Exception" window opens.
- Click View...
- Click the Details tab.
- Click Export....
- Save the certificate.
Tip: Alternately, you can use OpenSSL to obtain
a copy of the TEM server public certificate. Issue the command: s_client
-showcerts -connect <server>:52311
,
where <server>
must be replaced
with the TEM server address. Copy the certificate from the console.
- Open a Command Prompt.
- Use the Java keytool utility to add the certificate to
your copy of the cacerts file with the following
command:
keytool -import -alias tem -keystore <file pathname to cacerts copy>
-file <file pathname to TEM server public certificate> -trustcacerts
- When prompted, enter the password for the truststore file.
The default value is changeit.