Comments on kokwai's trails: Configuring SSO with LTPA

In summary,1. Ensure both server date time is corr...

2008-01-25T00:00:00.000+08:00

In summary,

1. Ensure both server date time is correct :P
2. Ensure both server are configured to use a common user repository.
3. Ensure both server share a same domain.
4. Configure LTPA on either server, export the LTPA key to the other server.

For more information, try to get some IBM redbooks. :)

The target app LTPA token interpretation should be done by Websphere and be transparent to your application. Your app won't even know the difference between LTPA authenticated or normal authenticated.

Can you please illustrate the steps to configure S...

2008-01-22T02:50:00.000+08:00

Can you please illustrate the steps to configure SSO using LTPA between your portal server and WAS?

How did the target app (WAS) interpret the LTPA token?

-Jane

Erm...don't know how to term it correctly. I expor...

2007-08-03T16:25:00.000+08:00

Erm...don't know how to term it correctly. I export the LTPA key from the WAS profile that is used by the portal server. I am still new to Portal mar :P

Come lets go for some karaoke so that u can scream...

2007-08-03T16:09:00.000+08:00

Come lets go for some karaoke so that u can scream ur throat out...hehehehhe...anyway i din know u can export the ltpa from portal side wor...wat i did was export the key from WAS and pass it to the Domino engineers...they import the key into their side and SSO works between portal and domino...