Configure WebSphere Portal to use a user registry on i5/OS

You can configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry or you can add LDAP and database user registries to the default federated repository. After configuring the user registry, you can add realms for Virtual Portals or a lookaside database to store attributes that cannot be stored in the LDAP user registry. Prior to configuring security, use the backupConfig task to create and store a backup of the WebSphere Portal configuration.

Configure WebSphere Portal to use a user registry

1. Prepare your System i5
2. Installing WebSphere Portal on i5/OS
3. Prepare DB2 for i5/OS for a stand-alone production server
4. Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server for System i5
5. Choose the user registry model on i5/OS
6. Adapting the attribute configuration

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Manage the user registry on i5/OS

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