Install PingAccess on Linux, on Windows through an installation wizard, or on Windows through the command-line interface (CLI).
- Ensure you've met the installation requirements.
- Ensure you're signed on to your system with appropriate privileges to install and run an
application.Note:
On Linux, install and run PingAccess as a non-root user.
- Install a supported Java runtime.
- The system or user environment variable
JAVA_HOME
must exist and be set to a value that represents the location of your Java installation, such as usr/java/jdk 1.8.0_74. - Add the relevant Java directory path to the
PATH
variable so it's available for scripts that depend on it:- On Linux: Add the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) /bin directory path (for example, usr/lib64/jvm/jre/bin).
- On Windows installer: Add the javapath directory path (for example, C:\Program Files\Oracle\Java\javapath).
- On Windows CLI: Add the javapath directory path (for example, C:\Program Files\Oracle\Java\javapath).
- You must have a pingaccess.lic license file. Note:
If you do not have a PingAccess license, you can request an evaluation key at https://support.pingidentity.com/s/. During the first run of PingAccess, you will be prompted to upload the license file.
If you are using an existing configuration file to configure the system, copy the configuration file to the system and rename it data.json. For more information about exporting the configuration from an existing system, see Exporting PingAccess configurations.
Installing PingAccess on Linux
To install PingAccess on a Linux system:
Access the administrative console to complete the configuration.
Installing PingAccess on Windows using the installer
To install PingAccess on a Windows system using the installer:
Access the administrative console to complete the configuration.
Installing PingAccess on Windows from the command line
To install PingAccess on a Windows system from the CLI: