You can use IBM® Installation
Manager in console mode to install packages from a command line interface.
About this task
Perform the following steps to run the IBM Installation Manager in console mode to install
the tivcmd CLI.
Note: You cannot install the Authorization Policy Server
and the tivcmd Command Line Interface for Authorization Policy at
the same time using console mode. These software packages must be
installed separately.
Procedure
- Log in as the user who installed Tivoli Authorization Policy Server if it is
already installed on this computer. Otherwise, log in as the user
who will run the tivcmd CLI commands.
- Start the IBM Installation
Manager in console mode from the directory where it was installed. For example:
- C:\Program Files\IBM\Installation Manager\eclipse\tools\imcl.exe
-c
- /opt/IBM/InstallationManager/eclipse/tools/imcl -c
- The following menu is displayed:
Select:
1. Install - Install software packages
2. Update - Find and install updates and fixes to installed software packages
3. Modify - Change installed software packages
4. Roll Back - Revert to an earlier version of installed software packages
5. Uninstall - Remove installed software packages
Other Options:
L. View Logs
S. View Installation History
V. View Installed Packages
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P. Preferences
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E. Export Data for Problem Analysis
A. About IBM Installation Manager
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X. Exit Installation Manager
Select 1 to
install software packages.
- When you are presented with the list of software packages,
select the option for the tivcmd Command Line Interface for Authorization
Policy package.
- Select 1 to install the current
version of the software package. Option 2 displays
all available versions of the package.
- The tivcmd Command Line Interface for Authorization Policy
package is selected by default. Select N (Next)
to continue.
You are asked to specify a shared resources
directory the first time that you install a package on a computer
system. The shared resources directory is where IBM Installation Manager stores installation
artifacts that can be used by one or more package groups. Choose a
directory on your largest drive. You cannot change the shared resources
directory location until you uninstall all packages.
- Next, you are presented with options for changing the location
of the tivcmd CLI installation directory and the tivcmd CLI architecture.
Select N (Next) to accept the defaults or choose
an option to change the installation directory or architecture:
- Select M to change the installation
directory for the tivcmd Command Line Interface package group. The
default installation directory is C:\IBM\Tivoli
Monitoring /opt/IBM/TivoliMonitoring.
Note: The tivcmd CLI cannot be installed under the same installation
directory as Jazz™ for Service
Management or the monitoring server, portal server, portal client,
monitoring agents, and tacmd CLI components of IBM Tivoli Monitoring.
- Select T to change the architecture
type.
On a 64 bit machine, the 64 bit architecture of
the tivcmd Command Line Interface for Authorization Policy is installed
by default. You can select to switch to the 32 bit architecture. On zSeries® systems with Linux, you can only install the
32 bit architecture of the tivcmd CLI.
- Select N (Next) to continue.
- The tivcmd Command Line Interface for Authorization
Policy feature is selected by default. Select N (Next)
to continue.
- Either use the default GSKit key value of IBMTivoliMonitoringEncryptionKey or
enter the GSKit key value used in your IBM Tivoli Monitoring environment
and then press Enter to continue.
- Select N (Next) and press Enter
to continue.
- Review the installation summary window and select I to
proceed with the installation.
What to do next
Use the tivcmd Command Line Interface to create authorization
policies. The
IBM Tivoli Monitoring Administrator's
Guide provides
examples of creating authorization policies for common scenarios in
the
Using role-based authorization policies chapter. Steps
for configuring a dashboard environment to use authorization policies
are outlined in the
Preparing your dashboard environment chapter.
For a complete list of tivcmd CLI commands, see the
IBM Tivoli Monitoring Command Reference.