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Figure 14-45 LMS Portlet parameters
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for both the Search Catalog Portlet and the My
Calendar Portlet, adding the same parameters and values as appropriate for
your environment.
14.6 Addition of Tivoli Access Manager
In this final phase of the scenario, an enterprise access system is implemented
to provide a higher level of security to the authentication and reverse proxy
environment that has been implemented so far.
Unfortunately, the time alloted for the creation of this redbook did not allow us to
fully implement and test this phase in our lab environment. Thus, the procedures
provided here are best practices, and have not been tested fully by the Redbook
team. This doesn’t mean they will not work, but that they should be carefully
followed in your own test environment.
14.6.1 Installing Tivoli Access Manager
In our scenario environment at this point, we have a WebSphere Edge Server
based reverse proxy, which is handling requests to all Domino and WebSphere
portal based collaborative services in our environment. We must now decide how
to implement Tivoli Access Manager (TAM).
While TAM does include a security proxy component called WebSeal, this
component, for all intents and purposes, is a full RPSS (Reverse Proxy with
added Security components). See Chapter 5, “Proxies” on page 165 for a more
detailed discussion of proxy servers and their various components. Since we
already have an IBM Websphere Edge Server up and running, we would prefer