IBM WebSphere V5.0 Security - CGISecurity

JAAS configuration
The JAAS configuration settings, such as Application Login Settings and J2C
Authentication Data, are propagated to the servers and are available on each
end-point.
For more information about JAAS Configuration, refer to 10.7, “JAAS
configuration” on page 255.
Authentication protocol
The authentication protocols configured for CSIv2 and IBM SAS are:
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CSIv2 Inbound Authentication
CSIv2 Outbound Authentication
CSIv2 Inbound Transport
CSIv2 Outbound Transport
SAS Inbound
SAS Outbound
These settings are also propagated to the servers, and they are available at the
end-points.
For authentication protocol configuration information, refer to 10.12, “SSL
between the Java client and WebSphere” on page 310.
After configuring security for the cell
Once security is enabled for the cell, you will have tostop and restart all your
components in the following order:
1. Stop the application servers.
2. Stop the node agents.
3. Restart the deployment manager.
4. Start the node agents.
5. Start the application servers.
10.15.2 Configuring security for an individual server
Servers in a cell can still have separate settings for security to a certain extent.
Not all the security settings are available for a server when it is in a cell; some of
the configurations are inherited, and can only be inherited from the cell. In order
to configure security individually for a server, perform the following steps.
1. Navigate to Servers -> Application Servers.
2. Select the individual server you want to administer, for example: server1.
342 IBM WebSphere V5.0 Security Handbook