This section explains the procedure for canceling the setup for Interstage Single Sign-On.
Note
Cancel the setup for CIMS before canceling the setup for Interstage Single Sign-On.
Use the ssoclunsetup command (the Interstage Single Sign-On setup cancelation command) to cancel the setup for Interstage Single Sign-On.
By executing the ssoclunsetup command, the following resources for Interstage Single Sign-On will be deleted:
The following servers for Interstage Single Sign-On
Repository server (update system)
Authentication server
Business Servers (*1)
The SSO repository that the repository server (the update system) refers to
The Web server (*2) for which the repository server (the update system) and the authentication server have been created
*1: All of the Business Servers for Interstage Single Sign-On that have been created on the machine where the ssoclunsetup command is executed will be deleted. However, the Web servers themselves will not be deleted.
*2: Only the Web server with the Web server name "SSOauth" (for which the repository server (the update system) and the authentication server have been created) will be deleted. Other Web servers will not be deleted.
Note
Refer to "G.3.2 Interstage Single Sign-On System Creation Command" for details on the ssoclsetup command.
Deletion procedure:
Execute the ssoclunsetup command.
ssoclunsetup
The ssoclunsetup command is stored in the following folder.
<CIMS installation folder>\Systemwalker\SWCTMG\SecurityManagement\sso\bin
# /opt/FJSVctsec/sso/bin/ssoclunsetup
Confirm whether to delete Interstage Single Sign-On
When the ssoclunsetup command is executed, a message will be displayed confirming whether to delete Interstage Single Sign-On. To delete Interstage Single Sign-On, enter "yes". If a value other than "yes" is entered, "Command canceled" will be displayed and Interstage Single Sign-On will not be deleted.
The status of resources will be displayed as a message.
When the ssoclunsetup command has been executed, the status of the resources to be deleted will be displayed as a message. The meaning of each resource is shown below:
Resource name | Resource description |
|---|---|
Repository Server | Repository server (update system) |
Authentication Server | Authentication server |
Business Server | Business Server |
Web Server (<Web server name>) | The Web server for which the repository server (the update system) and the authentication server have been created. The Web server name is fixed as SSOauth. |
SSO Repository (<Repository name>) | The SSO repository that the repository server (the update system) refers to |
The status of resources will be displayed as the following messages:
Messages | Resource status |
|---|---|
Exist | The resource exists |
Not exist | The resource does not exist |
Note
After the ssoclunsetup command has completed, the Web server (Interstage HTTP Server) to which Business Servers have been added will not be started.
The ssoclunsetup command will terminate normally even if it is executed when the resources to be deleted do not exist.
Example
> ssoclunsetup Repository Server : Exist Authentication Server : Exist Business Server : Exist Web Server (SSOauth) : ExistSSO Repository (rep001) : Exist Are you sure to delete the Single Sign-on system? (yes/no) yes IHS: INFO: ihs01000: The command terminated normally. IREP: INFO: irep70002: Repository environment deleted. [rep001]
# /opt/FJSVctsec/sso/bin/ssoclunsetup Repository Server : Exist Authentication Server : Exist Business Server : Exist Web Server (SSOauth) : Exist SSO Repository (rep001) : Exist Are you sure to delete the Single Sign-on system? (yes/no) yes UX : IHS: INFO : ihs01000: The command terminated normally UX : IREP: INFO : irep70002: Repository environment deleted. [rep001]
