Installing PingFederate 11.3 - PingFederate - 11.3

Replace the following variables with information from your environment:

${PF_VERSION}

The version of PingFederate.

${PF_USER}

The local user account for the PingFederate service.

${PF_HOME}

The <pf_install>/pingfederate directory.

For example, if <pf_install> is /opt/identity.fed, replace ${PF_HOME} with /opt/identity.fed/pingfederate.

${PF_JAVA_HOME}

The <JAVA_HOME> environment variable value (a directory).

chmod 664 /etc/systemd/system/pingfederate.service

systemctl daemon-reload ;\
systemctl start pingfederate

systemctl enable pingfederate ;\
systemctl daemon-reload ;\
systemctl restart pingfederate

Replace the following statements with information from your environment:

PF_HOME=$PF_HOME

Replace $PF_HOME with the <pf_install>/pingfederate directory.

For example, if <pf_install> is /opt/identity.fed, replace $PF_HOME with /opt/identity.fed/pingfederate.

USER="pingfederate"

If the PingFederate service account is not pingfederate, replace <pingfederate> with the local user account for the PingFederate service.

For example, if <pf_user> is pingfed, replace <pingfederate> with pingfed.

The exact location might vary, depending on the operating system. Consult your system administrators, as needed. The rest of the step assumes /etc/rc.d/init.d is the SysV initialization directory.

chmod 755 /etc/rc.d/init.d/pingfederate

On an RHEL server, you can use the Service Configuration utility to do so.

Alternatively, the initialization directories associated with various runlevels can accept manual symbolic links of the pingfederate script by running the ln -s <source> <target> command.