Enabling multi-server SSO authentication
When you enable multi-server SSO authentication between the IBM® Lotus® Domino® and IBM WebSphere® Portal Express servers, Lotus Domino can
authenticate users in the Web browser by examining LTPA tokens.
Perform the following steps:
- On the Lotus Domino server
that you are including in single sign-on, start the Lotus Domino Administrator
client software and open the Server document.
- Click the Internet Protocols tab, and then
the Domino Web Engine tab.
- Next to Session authentication, select Multi-Servers
(SSO).
- Under Web SSO Configuration, select LTPA
Token.
- If the server is running IBM Lotus QuickPlace®,
under Java Servlet Support, select Domino
Servlet Manager. Note: This setting is not required
to support SSO, but SSO is a prerequisite for this setting. The Domino Servlet
Manager helps provide the QPServlet that supports the Lotus
QuickPlace portlets.
- Click Save and Close.
- Exit the Lotus Domino Administrator
client, and restart the Lotus Domino server.
- If the Domino Server Names field contains multiple server names,
replicate this new document to every Lotus Domino server
in your site by performing the following steps:
- To replicate the change to all Lotus Domino servers,
type the following at a command line: rep server1/yourorg names.nsf.
- After the replication completes, restart each Lotus Domino server
containing the new Web SSO Configuration document.
Parent topic: Configuring single sign-on between WebSphere Portal Express and Lotus Domino
Previous topic: Importing the WebSphere LTPA key into Lotus Domino
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