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d. On the Integrated Solutions Console, click the Configure button and add
two custom properties:
usersFile = c:\users.txt
groupsFile = c:\groups.txt
e. In the Global security panel, click Set as current.
2. Enable application security. In the Global security panel, set Enable
application security.
3. Add a security domain and set its scope to application servers by performing
the following steps:
a. Click Security → Security domain.
b. Add a new domain named ApplSecurity.
c. In the new domain settings, select the Customize for this domain and
Local operating system check boxes. In the configuration for this registry,
introduce a name for it: ApplRealm.
d. Set the scope of this domain to include the two clusters. Select ASCluster
and MyEJBCluster.
4. Add a new Windows user account on servers C and D. It will be used to log
into the application.
5. Assign administrative roles.
The user account being used to log onto the BeenThere application needs an
administrative role, otherwise the application will not work. This is because
the application needs to get the node name from WebSphere Application
Server and, therefore, the monitor role is enough. To assign this role to the
user, perform the following steps:
a. Click Global security → Administrative user roles.
b. Select ApplRealm, because this is the realm defined to be used by the
application, and add the user to the list of mapped roles.
6. Assign application roles.
This application has a role (administrator) that has to be assigned to the user.
Perform the following steps to assign application roles:
a. Click Applications → Application types → WebSphere enterprise
applications.
b. Select BeenThere and click Security role to user / group mapping.
c. Map the user from the ApplRealm to the administrator role.
7. Restart application servers.
Servers in the scope of the new security domain have to be restarted in order
to get the new configuration settings.
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