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Enable single sign-on for standalone LDAP

Lotus Connections requires a federated repositories configuration, but there are steps you can take to enable Lotus Connections features to perform Single sign-on (SSO) for a standalone LDAP

This procedure is required if you want to do one of the following:

Before you perform this procedure, configure federated repositories on WebSphere Application Server.

By default, applications deployed on servers within the same WebSphere Application Server cell are enabled for single-sign-on. To support this, the servers share the same set of LTPA keys and the same LDAP configuration. Use this configuration if you want to set up SSO between applications that use different LDAP configurations. To enable SSO between a Lotus Connections feature and a WebSphere Application Server configured for standalone LDAP...

  1. Log in to the WAS admin console by going to the following Web address in a browser:

      http://<Web.server.host.name>:9060/ibm/console
      

  2. Log in to the Welcome page.

  3. Click Security > Secure Administration, applications and infrastructure.

  4. Select Federated Repositories from the Available realm definitions field, and then click Configure.

  5. On the Federated repositories page, add the host_name:<port> of the standalone LDAP server to the Realm name field. For example:

      enterprise.st.acme.com:389
      

  6. Click Apply, and then click Save to save this setting.

  7. Do one of the following:

    • Standalone deployment: Restart the servers.

    • Network deployment: Synchronize the nodes with the deployment manager, and then restart the servers by completing the following steps:

    1. Log into the Integrated Solutions Console for the deployment manager.

    2. From the Integrated Solutions Console, expand System administration > Nodes. Select the name of the node that you have updated, and then click Full Resynchronize.

    3. From the main Integrated Solutions Console page, select Servers > Clusters. Select the check box beside the cluster you want to restart, click Stop, and then click Start.


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