📦 Irancell IAM Offline Installation Guide
🧭 Overview:
This repository provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide for installing Irancell IAM (Identity and Access Management) in offline mode on RHEL/CentOS EL8 systems.
📌 This guide is specifically designed for:
- Air-gapped environments (no Internet access)
- Demo setups
- Proof-of-concept (POC) deployments
💡 Why offline?
Offline installation is essential in secure or isolated networks where Internet access is restricted or not allowed due to compliance or policy constraints. It ensures reproducibility, better control over package versions, and compatibility in air-gapped infrastructures.
⚙️ System Requirements
| Resource | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | 8 CPUs | 12 CPUs |
| RAM | 48 GB | 64 GB |
| Disk | 80 GB | 200 GB |
📌 Start, Stop, and Check Status of Services
You can also control the Irancell IAM services using the command line. Here’s how:
To Stop Irancell IAM:
openiam-cli stop
Purpose: This command stops all running Irancell IAM services. You can confirm that the services have stopped by using the status command.
To Start Irancell IAM:
openiam-cli start
Purpose: This command starts the Irancell IAM application and its associated services.
To Check Status of Irancell IAM:
openiam-cli status
Purpose: Displays the current status of all Irancell IAM services, indicating which ones are running or stopped.
📌 First-Time Login to Irancell IAM
Launch a web browser such as Chrome or Firefox.
Access the OpenIAM Web Console
In the address bar, enter the following URL, replacing [ip address of your installation] with the actual IP address of your VM:
http://[ip address of your installation]/webconsole
Login Credentials
You will be prompted to enter your login credentials. Use the following first-time login details:
Username: sysadmin
Password: passwd00
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