Configuring the Sametime Community Server for single sign-on
After exporting the LTPA token from IBM® WebSphere® Application Server, import it to the IBM Sametime® Community Server to enable single sign-on.
About this task
Note: In this procedure, the timeout
value must equal the timeout value set when you completed the procedure
Preparing servers running on WebSphere Application
Server for single sign-on. Ensure that you are using the correct LTPA
domain.
Procedure
- Import the LTPA token that you exported from WebSphere Application Server:
- Set the token format for single sign-on:
- In the Token Format field of the "WebSphere Information" section, set the LTPA level to match the LTPA level set in the Sametime System Console.
- Select LtpaToken and LtpaToken2.
- Set the Token Expiration value in minutes to match the timeout value set in Step 9 of the procedure Preparing servers running on WebSphere Application Server for single sign-on.
- Click Save and Close.
- Ensure that the Sametime Community Server
is configured to use Ltpa tokens and not the legacy Sametime tokens.
- Log in to the Sametime System Console as the Sametime administrator.
- Click .
- In the list of Community Servers, click the name of a Sametime Community Server to open its Configuration page.
- Click the Community Services tab.
- In the General section, verify that the authentication type that users can use while logging into the Community Server field is set to LTPA only.
- Restart the Domino server to put your changes into effect.