📡 Irancell IAM Online Installation
🧭 Overview:
This repository provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide for installing Irancell IAM (Identity and Access Management) with Internet access on RHEL/CentOS EL8 systems.
The system’s internet connection to automatically download and configure all required packages, dependencies, and infrastructure services directly from IAM servers—simplifying the installation process significantly.
🌐 Why Choose Online Installation?
The online installation method is ideal for:
- Production, demo, and PoC environments with stable internet access
- Faster setup without needing to manually download and transfer packages
- Seamless package validation, dependency resolution, and repository updates
- Reduced manual effort and easier troubleshooting
⚙️ System Requirements
Resource | Minimum | Recommended |
---|---|---|
CPU | 8 CPUs | 12 CPUs |
RAM | 48 GB | 64 GB |
Disk | 80 GB | 200 GB |
Network | Internet access for updates (optional) | Internet access for updates, package fetch, and REST API testing |
📌 Start, Stop, and Check Status of Services
You can also control the Irancell IAM services using the command line. Here’s how:
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.
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.
📌 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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