Enabling Anonymous Access for ucontent, uPerformWS, XAPI, and PublicConfig.xml
- On the Tivoli Policy server, navigate to the Administration Command Prompt.
- Log in as the Tivoli administrator.
- Add a new ACL entry using the command acl create anonymous_acl
- Modify the policy to allow anonymous read access using the commands:
- acl modify anonymous_acl set user sec_master TcmdbsvaBRlr
- acl modify anonymous_acl set any-other Tr
- acl modify anonymous_acl set unauthenticated Tr
- Attach the new ACL entry to the ucontent, uPerformWS, XAPI, and PublicConfig.xml directories using the following commands:
- acl attach /WebSEAL/<host>/<junction>/uperformws anonymous_acl
- acl attach /WebSEAL/<host>/<junction>/jakartaxapi anonymous_acl
- acl attach /WebSEAL/<host>/<junction>/publicconfig.xml anonymous acl
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NOTE:
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<Host> is the object shown in the command object list /WebSEAL and <junction> is the name of the junction created in Step 4.
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Using the Configuration Wizard to Activate Tivoli Access Manager
- Locate the ConfigurationWizard.exe file in the Collaboration/uPerform/ms folder.
- Double-click the ConfigurationWizard.exe file.
- Select the Authentication Type radio button.
- Optionally, select Interface Language to specify a language for the interface.
- Click Start.
- Choose from one of the following options:
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If You Want To
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Then
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Activate Tivoli Access Manager using WebSEAL
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Select SSO using Header-based Authentication Proxy from the Authentication Type drop-down list.
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Activate Tivoli Access Manager via a Plug-In
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Select SSO using Header-based Authentication from the Authentication Type drop-down list.
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- Enter the Authentication Header Name containing the user id that has been mapped into uPerform. Example: iv-user.
- If prompted, enter the Proxy URL.