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I choose Centos 6.6 minimal install iso image, KVM hypervisor, java 7 and tomcat 7<br><br>
'''First let us build the idp.'''<br>
1. Install Centos 6.6 in a vm, then [[check the network IP address and convert from dhcp to static.]] and [[ then disable selinux ]] ( once the ip address is set and known it is much easier to perform all the rest of the operations via an ssh session rather than the vm console. [[ Update hosts file ]] top reflect ip address of eth0<br>
2. Download java and tomcat. I downloaded ''jdk-7u79-linux-x64.tar.gz'' and ''apache-tomcat-7.0.61.tar.gz'', and place them in /usr/local/. Uncompress and untar the packages, then create symbolic links in /usr/local/ so that both directories can be accesses as /usr/local/java and /usr/local/tomcat.