Configure WebSphere Portal to use a user registry on Linux in a clustered environment
Configure user registry security on IBM WebSphere Portal to protect the server from unauthorized users. Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry or we can add LDAP user registries and/or database user registries to the default federated repository. After configuring your user registry, we can add realms for Virtual Portals or a lookaside database to store attributes that cannot be stored in the LDAP user registry.
- Prerequisites
- Prepare the Linux operating system in a clustered environment
- Prepare the primary node on Linux
- Create and augment a new dmgr profile on Linux
Prior to configuring security, use the IBM WAS backupConfig task to create and store a back up of the IBM WebSphere Portal configuration; see backupConfig command for information.
- Prerequisites
- Prepare the Linux operating system in a clustered environment
- Prepare the primary node on Linux
- Create and augment a new dmgr profile on Linux
Complete the following tasks to configure WebSphere Portal to use a user registry:
- Linux cluster: Prepare user registries
Install and set up an LDAP server as a user registry to store user information and authenticate users in your clustered environment.- Choose the user registry model on Linux in a clustered environment
Choose between securing IBM WebSphere Portal with a standalone LDAP user registry or by adding LDAP user registries and/or database user registries to the default federated repository. Choose the federated repository if you plan to enable the transient user feature.
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