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Sample LDAP configuration, Configuring the WebSphere Application Server for the standalone IBM
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v Resets the hubadmin user ID password to the installation default and the database is now used to store passwords. Note: After these scripts are run, any passwords that were configured in LDAP must be reentered for each defined user using the WebSphere Partner Gateway Console. Sample LDAP configuration The following section has the instructions on how to configure the WebSphere Application Server so that it can connect to the LDAP Servers for the authentication of the deployed application. However, this section does not address LDAP Server administration which is specific to the site where it is installed. For more complete information about configuring the LDAP Servers or the administration of the LDAP Server, see the WebSphere Application Server documentation. Configuring the WebSphere Application Server for the standalone IBM Tivoli Directory Server About this task To configure a standalone LDAP server for WebSphere Partner Gateway, you can install the IBM Tivoli Directory server and configure the WebSphere Application Server to authenticate users in the LDAP server. 1. Install the IBM Tivoli Directory server. Follow the instructions in the installation guide that comes with IBM Tivoli Directory server. Installation Tips: v The username used to install the product should be the same as the DB2 instance name and must be a member of the administrators and the DB2Admin groups. v The directory server name should be the same as the DB2 name. v Create a user named DB2 and include the user name into the administrators and DB2admin groups. v Login as the DB2 user and install. After you have successfully installed the IBM Tivoli Directory server, continue with the next step to start creating users for the LDAP server. 2. Start the LDAP directory server using the following command: idsslapd -I db2 3. Start the WebSphere Application Server that comes with LDAP. 4. Access the WebSphere Application Server admin page for LDAP using the following address: http://:12000/IDSWebApp/IDSjsp/Login.jsp 5. Login using console administration ID: Username: superadmin Password: secret 6. Go to Console Administrator > Manage console server and add your LDAP server from the list. 7. Logoff the console administration ID. Chapter 7. LDAP support for logon authentication 77
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