Information Requested During AIM Installation

The AIM application installer prompts you for the following information:

• AIM Software License Agreement—You must accept the agreement.
• Install directory—The directory in which to install the AIM application.
• JBoss server port numbers—The ports (http and https) on which the JBoss server listens for requests to the AIM application. Enter a port number from 1 to 65535. Port number 8080 is the default http port, and port 8443 is the default https port. This is the port number that you must provide when connecting to the AIM application from a Web browser, as described in Connecting to AIM and Logging In.
• Database JNDI port number—The Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) port on which the database listens for requests from the AIM Service. The port is checked for current use. If the port is in use, a warning is displayed and you must enter a port number from 1 to 65535. The default port number is 1099.
• E-mail settings (SMTP Protocol and E-Mail Address)—The settings required for having e-mails sent from an AIM Reaction Policy when you select the Send Email to option.
• AIM Service RMI port number—The port on which the AIM Service will listen for requests from the AIM application. Enter a port number from 1 to 65535. Port number 1122 is the default.
• Username and group for the installation directory—A non-root username and group, for example aimuser and aimgroup of the user that owns the AIM application installation. The username and group of the user must exist on the workstation.
• mySQL Port Number—Port number for the locally installed mySQL database. You can enter a port number from 1 to 65535. Port number 3306 is the default.

  Note: The AIM application and the JUNOScope software installations cannot use the same mySQL port number. They are separate installations, each with their own mySQL sub-installation. If the JUNOScope software mySQL instance is running, the AIM application installer detects that the default port 3306 is in use and displays a warning. The AIM installer returns you to the port screen to input a different port number.