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Best practices for using SSO with IBM Sametime 8.5.x Community Server

Leonid Koren (LEONIDK@il.ibm.com.), Sametime Community Server Developer, IBM

Leonid Koren is a Staff Software Engineer based at IBM's Haifa, Israel, Software Lab. He joined IBM in 2008 and is currently a member of Sametime Community Server Development and Level 3 Support team. His main areas of expertise are Sametime Community Server components related to directory and SSO. You can reach him at LEONIDK@il.ibm.com.

Summary: This white paper describes the IBM® Sametime flows that use the single signon (SSO) mechanism and how SSO works in the IBM Sametime Community Server. It focuses on best practices for configuring SSO in the Community Server, including the various configuration settings involved in that process, along with tips on troubleshooting common problems and their resolutions.

Date: 18 Nov 2011 (Published 27 Sep 2011)
Level: Intermediate

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This white paper describes the IBM Sametime® flows that use the single signon (SSO) mechanism and how SSO works in the IBM Sametime Community Server. It focuses on best practices for configuring SSO in the Community Server, including the various configuration settings involved in that process, along with tips on troubleshooting common problems and their resolutions.

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