How to Deploy CA Risk Authentication on a Single System

To install the CA Risk Authentication components, use the CA Risk Authentication InstallAnywhere Wizard. This wizard supports Complete and Custom installation types. To install and configure CA Risk Authentication on a single computer, use the Complete option when you run the installer.
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To install the CA Risk Authentication components, use the CA Risk Authentication InstallAnywhere Wizard. This wizard supports
Complete
and
Custom
installation types. To install and configure CA Risk Authentication on a single computer, use the
Complete
option when you run the installer.
Perform the following tasks:
Consider the following points while installing CA Risk Authentication on a single system:
  • Verify that the
    <install_location>
    does not contain any special characters (such as ~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _ + = { }[ ] ’ ").
  • You cannot modify or repair CA Risk Authentication components by using the installer. To modify the installation, uninstall the component and then re-install it.
  • Do not close the installer window, if the installation is in progress. If at any time during the installation (
    especially during the last stages
    ), you click the
    Cancel
    button to abort the installation, then the installer may not remove
    all
    the directories that it has created so far. You must manually clean up the installation directory and its subdirectories.
  • If you run the installer on a system that already contains an instance of an existing ARCOT_HOME, then:
    • You are not prompted for an installation directory.
    • You are not prompted for the database setup. The installer uses the existing database.
    • You are not prompted to set up encryption.
    • You can install and use CA Strong Authentication with CA Risk Authentication. Both products use certain common components, which are copied during the installation of either product. If you have installed CA Strong Authentication, the CA Risk Authentication installer detects the common components installed by CA Strong Authentication. The CA Risk Authentication installer then displays the screens for performing a custom installation.