Preface
Introducing Administrator
- Editing your user profile
Organizations
- Setting up an organization
- Organization properties
- Sub-organizations
Licenses
- License categories
- License types
- Sub-organization licenses
  - Editing sub-organization licenses
  - Synchronizing licenses with the parent organization
- License expiration
Ecosystem single sign-on
SAML single sign-on
- SAML single sign-on requirements
- Single sign-on restrictions
- User management with SAML single sign-on
- SAML single sign-on configuration for Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services
- Configuring provider settings and mapping attributes
- Downloading the service provider metadata
Metering
- Viewing license metrics
- Viewing usage details
Source control and service upgrade settings
- Source control configuration
- Source control best practices
- Undoing a checkout for another user
- Rolling upgrades for Secure Agent services
  - Rolling upgrade error handling
- Restart schedule configuration for Secure Agent services
Users and user groups
- Users
- User groups
- User configuration examples
User roles
- Role details
  - Application Integration feature privileges
  - Data Quality feature privileges
- System-defined roles
- Custom roles
  - Creating a custom role
  - Deleting a custom role
- B2B Partners Portal user roles
Permissions
- Rules and guidelines for permissions
- Configuring permissions
Runtime environments
- Hosted Agent
- Secure Agent groups
- Secure Agents
Serverless runtime environments
- Serverless compute units
- Before you begin
- Serverless runtime environment properties
- Disaster recovery
- Connectors in a serverless runtime environment
Secure Agent services
- API Microgateway Service
  - Configuring API Microgateway Service
- CMI Streaming Agent
  - CMI Streaming Agent properties
- Common Integration Components
  - Common Integration Components properties
- Database Ingestion service
  - Database Ingestion service properties
  - Database Ingestion Agent environment variables
- Data Integration Server
  - Data Integration Server resiliency
  - Data Integration Server properties
- Elastic Server
  - Elastic Server properties
- File Integration Service
- Mass Ingestion (Files)
- Process Server
- Configuring Secure Agent service properties
Secure Agent installation
- Secure Agent installation on Windows
- Uninstalling the Secure Agent on Windows
- Secure Agent installation on Linux
- Uninstalling the Secure Agent on Linux
Schedules
- Configuring a blackout period
- Repeat frequency
- Time zones and schedules
- Daylight Savings Time changes and schedules
- Configuring a schedule
- Exporting schedules
Bundle management
- Installing a bundle
- Copying a bundle
- Upgrading a bundle
- Uninstalling a bundle
Event monitoring
File transfer
- File server configuration process
  - Before you begin
- File servers
- File server users
- File transfer tasks
- Global settings
Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting a Secure Agent
  - Secure Agent errors
- Troubleshooting an elastic cluster on AWS
- Troubleshooting an elastic cluster on Microsoft Azure
- Troubleshooting scheduled tasks
- Troubleshooting security

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Secure Agent installation on Linux

On Linux, the Secure Agent runs as a process. You can use a shell command line to install, register, start, stop, and uninstall the Secure Agent.

You can also use the shell command line to check the Secure Agent status.

When you install a Secure Agent, you perform the following tasks:

Verify that the machine where you install the Secure Agent meets the minimum requirements.

Download the Secure Agent installer files.

Install and register the Secure Agent.

Secure Agent installation

Secure Agent requirements on Linux

Downloading and installing the Secure Agent on Linux

Configure the proxy settings on Linux

Updated January 11, 2021

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