Complete these steps to enable single sign-on between the IBM® Sametime® Meeting Server
and IBM Connections so that
users can enter meeting rooms without needing to authenticate again
with the Sametime Meeting
Server.
About this task
Perform this procedure on all WebSphere® Application Servers in the SSO
domain to enable SSO among those servers. The Domain Name setting
determines the cookie domain of the LtpaToken. For more information
about single sign-on see Configuring single sign-on with an LTPA token on IBM WebSphere and IBM Domino® platforms.
Procedure
- Log on to the WebSphere Application
Server, Integrated Solutions Console as an administrator.
- Click .
- In the Authentication section, expand Web and
SIP Security. Click Single sign-on (SSO).
- On the General Properties page, complete these steps:
- Select Enabled to enable SSO between servers.
- In the Domain Name field, enter the domain
name for all SSO hosts. Add a leading dot before the domain name,
for example, .ibm.com. You can also specify a UseDomainFromURL value,
on which the application server sets the SSO domain name value to
the domain of the host that is used in the Web address.
- Select Interoperability mode to provide
backward interoperability if you have a WebSphere Application Server version earlier
than version 5.1 and a Domino version
earlier than 7.0 in the SSO domain.
- Ensure that the option Web inbound security attribute
propagation is NOT selected. (If you change it now, click Apply to
save the change you are making.)
Click OK.