Changing the security settings
This section describes how to modify the security settings of HCL Workload Automation.
About this task
A number of template files are available for customizing various security settings on the
application server:
- ssl_variables.xml
- auth_basicRegistry_config.xml
- File-based authentication
- auth_IDS_config.xml
- IBM® Directory Server
- auth_OpenLDAP_config.xml
- OpenLDAP
- auth_OpenLDAP_config.xml
- Windows Server Active Directory
For the procedure to customize the security settings, see Configuring a user registry
For the settings related to SSL, see Configuring SSL attributes. You can also change other settings, such as the active user registry or the local operating system ID and password.
- For more information about the procedure to make any changes to the WebSphere Application Server Liberty properties, see Configuring HCL Workload Automation using templates.
- To determine which properties are to be changed, see:
- Configuring authentication, for information about the properties to be changed to modify your user registry configuration for user authentication.
- Customizing your RDBMS server, for information about the procedure to be performed when modifying your RDBMS server.
- Changing the properties for the database, for information about changing the database properties such as database name, the server name, port, the host name of the database server.
- Changing key HCL Workload Automation passwords, for information about how to change key passwords.
- To change the text file of the current security properties, perform the following steps:
- Edit the text file and locate the properties you need to change.
- Make any required changes to the properties.
Do not change any other properties.