Silent install of EAA Client (Ubuntu)
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Download the latest EAA Client package for Ubuntu from Akamai download links:
https://eaaclientdownloads.akamai-access.com/eaaclientdistro/EAAClient-<version>-linux-amd64.deb
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Open the terminal and go to the location where you downloaded the EAA Client package.
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Run the command:
sudo dpkg -i EAAClient-<version>-linux-amd64.deb
The client installs silently on the computer.
- You can create the
idp.ini
file in the/opt/wapp directory of the system
and enterurl = https://myidpportal.mycompany.com
in case they want to auto-seed after installation.
Limitations
EAA Client does not support of these additional flags for Ubuntu installation:
--mode
--unattendedmodeui
--autostart
--forwardproxy
Switching to a different identity provider after a silent install
In Linux, the user or the admin creates the idp.ini
file in the /opt/wapp
directory manually. The content of the file should be the following: url = https://myidpportal.mycompany.com
.
idp.ini
file location: /opt/wapp/idp.ini
If you installed EAA Client in another location, search for idp.ini
inside */EAAClient/
folder.
The idp.ini
file has the URL of the identity provider portal.
For the silent install command, for the –url
option, if you provide https://myidpportal.mycompany.com
as the IdP_portal_URL, the idp.ini
file contains this string:
url = https://myidpportal.mycompany.com
Users with admin rights can follow this procedure to allow EAA Client to configure another identity provider portal.
For example, to configure to https://myidpportal2.mycompany.com
:
- Open the
idp.ini
file, replace the old URL with the new URL, and save it.
For example, update as: url = https://myidpportal2.mycompany.com
and save the file.
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Start the EAA Client. Click the EAA Client icon > Open EAA Client.
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Configure EAA Client.
This configures EAA Client to the new identity provider.
Updated over 2 years ago