Upgrade concerns
Article ID: 194503
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Products
CA Single Sign On Secure Proxy Server (SiteMinder)
CA Single Sign On Agents (SiteMinder)
CA Single Sign On Federation (SiteMinder)
CA Single Sign On SOA Security Manager (SiteMinder)
SITEMINDER
Issue/Introduction
We are considering upgrade for policy server to 12.8.03 and policy store to 14.1
Current infra is on
Policy Server R12.52 SP1
Policy store - CA Directory R12.0.13
Have some questions
Can a R12.8.03 policy server communicate with R12.0.13? The support matrix says it CA Directory Server 12.x, 14.0, 14.1 are supported.
Just want to cross check for R12.0 CA dir.
Can we run two versions of CA directory on the same host?
Like for e.g. R12.0.13 and R14.1 running policy stores on the same host,would it have any impact atlease for non-prod environments.
Environment
Release : 12.8.03
Component : SITEMINDER -WEB AGENT FOR APACHE
Resolution
"Can a R12.8.03 policy server communicate with R12.0.13? The support matrix says it CA Directory Server 12.x, 14.0, 14.1 are supported. Just want to cross check for R12.0 CA dir."
R12.8.03 policy server is supported with CA Directory R12.0.13.
"Can we run two versions of CA directory on the same host?
Like for e.g. R12.0.13 and R14.1 running policy stores on the same host,would it have any impact atlease for non-prod environments."
You cannot on windows.
On linux you can, but you would need to use the interactive or silent install for at least one of the installs. Or, in other words, you would only be able to use native package installation (rpm, deb etc) for one of the instances. You would of course need to install each instance to it's own directory tree and use different network ports etc.
R12.8.03 policy server is supported with CA Directory R12.0.13.
"Can we run two versions of CA directory on the same host?
Like for e.g. R12.0.13 and R14.1 running policy stores on the same host,would it have any impact atlease for non-prod environments."
You cannot on windows.
On linux you can, but you would need to use the interactive or silent install for at least one of the installs. Or, in other words, you would only be able to use native package installation (rpm, deb etc) for one of the instances. You would of course need to install each instance to it's own directory tree and use different network ports etc.
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