As an Automation 360 administrator, you can configure
Delinea Secret Server integration during the initial Automation
360
On-Premises installation.
The installer allows you to configure the external key vault connection and retrieve
bootstrap credentials for database authentication
and service account configuration.
Bootstrap credential retrieval options are available only after you configure the
external key vault connection.
Before you begin
- Ensure that the valid OAuth credentials are configured in Delinea
Secret Server.
- Determine the Grant Type that your organization uses to
authenticate with Delinea Secret Server: Client
Credentials or Password.
- If you use the Client Credentials grant type, obtain the
Client ID and Client Secret
used to authenticate with Delinea Secret Server.
- If you use the Password grant type, obtain the
Username and Password for the
Delinea Secret Server account used for authentication.
- Obtain the OAuth token endpoint URL.
- Obtain the Delinea Secret Server URL that is used to
retrieve secrets.
- Obtain the scope value required by your Delinea Secret Server configuration.
This field is optional in the installer.
- Ensure that the required secrets are created in Delinea Secret Server for:
- User account used in Automation 360
Database authentication.
- User account used in Automation 360
Service account authentication.
- Obtain the SSL certificate available in PEM format. This certificate is optional
and is needed only when the installer host does not trust the Delinea Secret
Server server certificate.
- Ensure that the Microsoft SQL Server
configured for SQL Server
authentication
Procedure
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Launch the Automation 360 installer.
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Accept the terms and conditions of the Intelligent Automation
Agreement and click Next.
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Select Custom for full control over installation
parameters.
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On the External Key Vault
Integration page, select Delinea (Thycotic) Secret
Server.
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In the Grant Type field, select Client
Credentials or Password.
For Client Credentials, fill in the following:

| Field |
Description |
| Token URL |
Provide the OAuth token
endpoint URL. For example,
https://your-hostname.delinea.app/identity/api/oauth2/token/xpmplatform. |
| Secret Server URL |
Provide the Delinea Secret Server URL. For example,
https://xyz.secretservercloud.com. |
| Scope |
Provide the OAuth scope
value. It is an optional field. |
| Client ID |
Provide the client ID. |
| Client Secret |
Provide the client secret. |
| Header |
Provide the HTTP authorization header name. The default value is
Authorization. |
| Optional Certificate |
Click this to upload a server certificate in PEM format, if required by your
environment. Certificates are optional and are needed
only when the installer host does not already trust the
Delinea Secret Server certificate. |
For Password type, fill in the following:

| Field |
Description |
| Token URL |
Provide the OAuth token
endpoint URL. For example,
https://your-hostname.delinea.app/identity/api/oauth2/token/xpmplatform. |
| Secret Server URL |
Provide the Delinea Secret Server URL. For example,
https://xyz.secretservercloud.com. |
| Username |
Provide the username for password-based
authentication. |
| Password |
Provide the password for password-based
authentication. |
| Header |
Provide the HTTP authorization header name. The
default value is
Authorization. |
| Optional Certificate |
Click this to upload a server certificate in PEM format, if required by your
environment. Certificates are optional and are needed
only when the installer host does not already trust the
Delinea Secret Server server certificate. |
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Click Next. Credentials are validated and the connection
is established with the Delinea (Thycotic) Secret
Server.
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On the TLS Configuration page, review the default TLS
settings and update them as needed for your environment. For more information on
TLS Configuration, see Configure application Transport Layer Security.
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Click Next.
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On the Service Credentials page, do the following:
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Select Service Account (retrieve credentials from external
key vault).

Note: Select this option only if you want to
retrieve the
Control Room Windows
service account credentials from Delinea Secret Server. You can
choose other service credential option, such as
Local
System Account,
Service Account (manually
enter credentials), or
Use a Group
Managed Service Account, based on your requirement.
For more information, see
Configure service credentials.
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In the Delinea (Thycotic) Secret Name field,
provide the secret name containing the service account
credentials.
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Click Next.
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After the connection is established, you will see the Control Room
Service Startup Options page. Select the services you want to
automatically run at startup and click Next. For more
information, see Select Control Room services to automatically run at startup.
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On the Microsoft SQL Server Database page, do the
following:
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Provide the value for Database Server.
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Enter the Name of Control Room database.
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Click Next.
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On the Database Authentication page, do the
following:
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Select SQL Server authentication (retrieve credentials from
external key vault).

Note: Select this option only if you want to
retrieve the SQL Server authentication credentials from Delinea
Secret Server. You can choose other database authentication option,
such as
Windows authentication,
SQL Server authentication (manually enter
credential), or
AD Azure authentication
(manually enter credential), based on your
requirement. For more information, see
Configure Microsoft database type and server.
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In the Delinea (Thycotic) Secret Name, provide
the secret name containing SQL Server credentials.
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Click Next.
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On the Provide OpenSearch Credentials page, do the
following:
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Enter the OpenSearch password.
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Re-enter the OpenSearch password for
confirmation.
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Click Next.
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On the Cluster Configuration page, click
Next. For more information, see Configure IP cluster.
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On the Ready to Install the program page, click
Install to begin the installation.
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After the installation is complete, select Launch Automation
360 and click Finish.
Results
After the successful completion of the initial installation, the Automation 360
Control Room can access and retrieve credentials from
the Delinea Secret Server.
For detailed steps on installation, see Installing Control Room On-Premises