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TIBCO Spotfire Server 3.2.2 - TIBCO Product Documentation

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Load Balancing<br />

• One keytab file must be created. This must use the fully qualified Service<br />

Principal Name of the load balancer.<br />

• This keytab file must be copied to each <strong>Spotfire</strong> <strong>Server</strong>.<br />

• When Kerberos authentication is set up in the configuration console, the fully<br />

qualified Service Principal Name of the load balancer must be provided.<br />

For more information about how to set up Kerberos in the <strong>Spotfire</strong> system, refer to the<br />

section “Kerberos” on page 69.<br />

7.6 X.509 Client Certificate Authentication<br />

To set up X.509 Client Certificate Authentication, a server certificate needs to be in<br />

place. In a clustered environment, the clients see the load balancer as the server, and<br />

the server certificate must therefore be created for and installed on the load balancer.<br />

To work properly, the CA certificate must also be installed on the load balancer. See<br />

the section “Setting up HTTPS in a Load Balanced Environment” on page 97 for more<br />

information about server certificates and how to install them on a load balancer.<br />

7.7 NTLM Authentication<br />

In Windows environments, NTLM may be used to authenticate users to the <strong>Spotfire</strong><br />

system. When using load balancing, the load balancer needs to be configured to<br />

forward NTLM authentication requests and answers.<br />

Apache httpd needs the module mod_auth_sspi.so in order to forward authentication<br />

requests and answers. It must be configured to use this module. Add the following to<br />

the httpd.conf, or to a file included from httpd.conf (for instance mod_auth_sspi.conf):<br />

<br />

LoadModule sspi_auth_module modules/mod_auth_sspi.so<br />

<br />

<br />

AuthType SSPI<br />

SSPIAuth On<br />

SSPIAuthoritative On<br />

SSPIPerRequestAuth On<br />

SSPIDomain domain<br />

# The name of the authentication realm<br />

AuthName "Analytics <strong>Server</strong> through Load Balancer"<br />

# When offering Basic authentication, the Apache service<br />

# must be run as a valid local or domain user<br />

SSPIOfferBasic Off<br />

# Set SSPIOmitDomain to Off to retrieve user names<br />

# as "DOMAIN\User" instead of "User"<br />

SSPIOmitDomain On<br />

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