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Introduction to Informatica Security
User Authentication
LDAP Security Domains
Kerberos Authentication
Domain Security
SAML Authentication for Informatica Web Applications
Security Management in Informatica Administrator
Users and Groups
Privileges and Roles
Permissions
Audit Reports
Command Line Privileges and Permissions
Custom Roles
Default List of Cipher Suites

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Using a Self-Signed SSL Certificate

You can connect to an LDAP server that uses an SSL certificate signed by a certificate authority (CA). By default, the Service Manager does not connect to an LDAP server that uses a self-signed certificate.

To connect to an LDAP server that uses an SSL certificate, use the Java keytool key and certificate management utility to import the certificate into the

cacerts

truststore file on each gateway node in the domain. The

cacerts

truststore file is in the following directory on each node:

<Informatica installation directory>\java\jre\lib\security

The keytool utility is available in the following directory on each node:

<Informatica installation directory>\java\jre\bin

Restart the node after you import the certificate.

Setting Up an LDAP Security Domain