Cisco Cisco Tidal Enterprise Scheduler 6.2 Installation Guide

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Cisco Tidal Enterprise Scheduler Installation Guide
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Chapter 3      Installing the TES Master for Windows 
Installing the Windows Master
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UserBindDN— Enter the user account to query the LDAP server.
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User-role based access for Oracle/Sun Directory Server— Select this option if your TES 6.2 Web 
Client user authentication is defined to use Oracle/Sun Directory Server with role-based access.
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Index— Check this option if you have an index. 
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GroupBindDN— Enter the group account to query the LDAP server.
Note
If you want to authenticate users across multiple domains rather than installing the Master in 
each domain, follow the instructions in 
Example of an AD Setting
Security.Authentication=ActiveDirectory
ActiveDirectory.Host=<ip address or your_hostname>
ActiveDirectory.Port=389
ActiveDirectory.UserSearchPrefix=DC=example,DC=
com
ActiveDirectory.GroupSearchPrefix=DC=example,DC‐
com
Example of an LDAP Setting
Security.Authentication=LDAP
LDAP.HostName=<ip_address or hostname>
LDAP.Port=389
LDAP.BindDN=ou=people,dc=example,dc=com
LDAP.UserObjectClass=inetOrgPerson
LDAP.UserBindDN=dc=example,dc=com
LDAP.GroupBindDN=dc=example,dc=com
Step 17
On the Ready to Install the Program panel, click Install to start the installation process. The Installing 
Tidal Enterprise Scheduler - Master panel displays.
The progress of your Master installation is displayed in the form of a progress bar.
Warning
Do not click Cancel once the installation process begins copying files in the Setup Status panel. 
Canceling the installation at this point corrupts the installation program. 
You will not be able to install the component without the help of Support. If you decide you do not want 
to install the component, you must complete the installation and then uninstall.
Step 18
Click Finish when you see that the setup has successfully installed Tidal Enterprise Scheduler.
Using an Oracle Database
Note
The procedure for installing a Master running an Oracle database is very similar to the procedure used 
when running a Microsoft SQL database. The differences are described in the following procedure.