Impact

The following steps will describe the process for exporting a previously generated certificate request on the Tivoli Integrated Portal (TIP) 2.2 for Impact or OMNIbus.  This may work with other versions of TIP as well, but I have only tried it on TIP 2.2. 

Before this step you must have already:

1. Generate a Certificate Request on TIP 2.2.

After this step you will need to:

The following steps will describe the process for enabling your new SSL Certificates for use in SSL Encryption replacing the Default SSL Certificate on the Tivoli Integrated Portal (TIP) 2.2 for Impact or OMNIbus.  This may work with other versions of TIP as well, but I have only tried it on TIP 2.2. 

Before this step you will need to:

The following steps will describe the process for importing Certificate Authority Chain Certificates on the Tivoli Integrated Portal (TIP) 2.2 for Impact or OMNIbus.  This may work with other versions of TIP as well, but I have only tried it on TIP 2.2. 

Before this step you will need to:

The following steps will describe the process for Importing a Certificate Authority Signed Certificate on the Tivoli Integrated Portal (TIP) 2.2 for Impact or OMNIbus.  This may work with other versions of TIP as well, but I have only tried it on TIP 2.2. 

Before this step you will need to:

The following steps will describe the process for creating a certificate request on the Tivoli Integrated Portal (TIP) 2.2 for Impact or OMNIbus.  This may work with other versions of TIP as well, but I have only tried it on TIP 2.2. 

After this step you will need to:

To fix this issue you will need to have access to the console using the same OS account used to install TIP. 

You want to display a map or event list, but you don’t want to waste space on the navigation tree.   Here is a quick tip on how to hide the Navigation Tree by default on login.

The following steps will show how to create a Role, Group, View, and then add users to the group giving them access to the View in IBM Tivoli Integrated Portal for Impact and\or OMNIbus. 

Several of these steps can be completed in any order; this is only one way of going through the motions.

Logged into TIP to access Impact.  Went to Policies and was greeted by this nice message: "Unable to reach the nameserver to get the list of clusters."

Checked if the Nameserver was running by going to: http://<Impactserver>:9080/nameserver/services.  This is the default path, your installation may vary.  You can verify path and port by looking in the $IMPACT_HOME/etc/nameserver.props