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  • Multidomain MDM 10.5
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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to MDM Hub Security
  3. Resources
  4. Roles
  5. Users and User Groups
  6. Security Providers
  7. Application Level Security
  8. Certificate-Based Authentication
  9. Password Hashing
  10. Appendix A: Glossary

Security Guide

Security Guide

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Enabling Secure Siperian Bus in the WebSphere Application Server

Enabling Secure Siperian Bus in the WebSphere Application Server

To enable secure message communication over Siperian Bus, you must configure the WebSphere console, and then the relevant
cmxserver.properties
.
  1. Open the WebSphere console.
  2. Configure a new user, on the
    Users and Groups
     tab.
    1. Click
      Manage Users
      , and then click
      Create
      .
    2. On the
      Create a New User
       page, enter the required information to create a new user. Do not assign any privileges to this user.
    3. Click
      Create
      , to complete the action.
  3. Configure the settings on the
    Service Integration
     tab.
    1. Go to
      Buses
      , and then click the
      SiperianBus
       link. The
      Configuration
       page appears.
    2. In the
      Additional Properties
       section, click
      Security
      . The
      Buses > SiperianBus > Buses > Security for bus SiperianBus
       page appears.
    3. In the
      General Properties
       section, select the
      Enable bus security
       check box.
    4. In the
      Authorization Policy
       section, click
      Users and groups in the bus connector role
      .
    5. Click
      New
      , select the
      Users
       radio button, and then click
      Next
      .
    6. Select the user, and then click
      Next
      again. The
      Summary
       page appears.
    7. Click
      Finish
      .
    8. Go back to the
      Buses > SiperianBus > Buses > Security for bus SiperianBus
       page.
    9. Under
      Related Items
      , click the
      JAAS -J2C authenticate data
       link, and then click
      New
      .
    10. In the
      General Properties
       section, specify
      Alias
      ,
      User ID
      , and
      Password
      . Click
      OK
      .
    11. Go back to the
      Buses > SiperianBus > Security for bus SiperianBus
       page.
    12. In the
      General Properties
       section, select this JAAS Alias from the
      Inter-engine authentication alias
       list. Click
      OK
      .
  4. Configure the settings on the
    Resources
     tab.
    1. Go to
      JMS > Queue connection factory
      , and then click the connection factory link to open the factory. The
      Configuration
      page appears.
    2. In the
      Security Settings
       section, from the
      Container-managed authentication alias
      list, select the JAAS Alias you defined earlier. Click
      OK
      .
    3. Go to
      JMS > Activation Specifications
      , and then click the
      SiperianActivation
       link. The
      Configuration
       page appears.
    4. In the
      Security Settings
       section, from the
      Authenticate alias
       list, select the JAAS Alias you defined earlier. Click
      OK
      .
Proceed to configure the relevant properties in the
cmxserver.properties
 file.
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