Generate a Web-Tier Deployment Package
The web-tier deployment package contains the information that RSA Authentication Manager uses to connect the web tier to the preferred server.
Before you begin
You must be a Super Admin.
Use the Operations Console on the primary instance to verify that a web-tier deployment record exists on the primary instance.
If the Generate Web-Tier Deployment Package page is already displayed on your screen, start this procedure at step 4.
Procedure
In the Operations Console, click Deployment Configuration > Web-Tier Deployments > Manage Existing.
If prompted, enter your Super Admin User ID and password.
From the list of web-tier deployment records, click a web-tier deployment record to generate the package.
On the Generate Web-Tier Deployment Package page, verify the following information:
Hostname of the web-tier server
Preferred server hostname
Enter a web-tier package password.
Click Generate Package, and wait for the package to generate.
Do one of the following:
If the Download Web-Tier Deployment Package section is displayed, the package generated successfully. Click Download Package.
If an error occurred, resolve the error and regenerate the package. For instructions, see the RSA Authentication Manager Setup and Configuration Guide.
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