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Tivoli Access Manager and Rational AppScan
Managing security is a critical part of building and maintaining a modern IT infrastructure. IBM offers several complementary offerings in Security Governance, Risk Management and Compliance to help clients manage the security of their complex IT environments. IBM Tivoli Access Manager for e-Business is a market leading software solution in IBM's Identity and Access Management portfolio for managing enterprise web based authentication, authorization and single sign-on. IBM now offers a market leading web application security scanner software offering called IBM Rational AppScan. This article will compare and contrast the two offerings as they relate to IBM's security operations strategy and examine what security benefits each brings to the enterprise environment. A number of scenarios will be presented to highlight the roles of each of the software solutions and how they complement each others capabilities.
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03 Feb 2009 |
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Using IBM Tivoli Directory to deploy LDAP with Websphere Community Edition
Learn how to implement user authentication and authorization for WebSphere
Application Server Community Edition, using IBM Tivoli Directory Server to configure an LDAP realm.
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20 Nov 2008 |
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Integration of IBM Lotus Connection 1.0.1 with IBM Tivoli Access Manager V6.0
This article describes the step by step procedure for integrating IBM Lotus Connections with IBM Tivoli Access Manager V 6.0. It is intended to help administrators protect the features of IBM Lotus Connections via the Tivoli reverse proxy solution known as WebSEAL and provide the convenience of Single Sign On using LTPA cookie mechanism.
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06 Oct 2008 |
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Enabling Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server Client Integration through Tivoli Access Manager e-business WebSEAL using Forms Authentication
This article describes a IBM Tivoli Access Manager for e-business (TAMeb) WebSEAL integration for Microsoft Office SharePoint
Server that allows Office Client integration to be used with forms based authentication. The solution relied on a custom authentication mechanism
for WebSEAL and the use of a one time use persistent cookie.
This article provides the source code of a prototype implementation.
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16 Sep 2008 |
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Troubleshooting IBM Tivoli Directory Server Performance, Part 2: Resolving slow queries using DB2 snapshots
IBM Tivoli Directory Server (TDS) is a key component of many corporate environments. Other IBM Tivoli products such as IBM Tivoli Access Manager for e-Business and IBM Tivoli Identity Manager use IBM Tivoli Directory Server as a key middleware component. This document discusses ways to identify and correct performance issues in the underlying DB2 database.
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15 Sep 2008 |
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Monitoring Tivoli Access Manager WebSEAL server transactions using Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Response Time Tracking
IBM Tivoli Monitoring software is used to monitor the availability and performance of your enterprise servers on a variety of platforms.
IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Response time tracking is used for measuring the response time of transactions. This article shows how Tivoli Monitoring, in conjunction with Tivoli Composite Application Manager, can be used to monitor response time of the WebSEAL server.
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07 Jul 2008 |
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Authenticating a SAP login ticket in Tivoli Access Manager e-business WebSEAL
This article describes how to build an implementation of an authentication service using
the IBM Tivoli Access Manager for e-business (TAMeb) WebSEAL External Authentication C API.
The implementation of the authentication service extracts and validates the user name in an
SAP Login Ticket (an HTTP cookie), then passes the user name to WebSEAL in order to build a
credential. This article provides the source code and binary code of a prototype implementation.
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07 May 2008 |
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Tivoli Directory Server
Practically everything a directory administrator needs to know about the archival logging method required to enable online backups. If you want to do online backups of your directory, you must configure archival logging of the database transaction logs. But archival logging is not practical unless you put a process in place to manage the log files, deleting inactive logs when they are no longer needed. This article describes the recommended approach to configuring the logging options and managing the logs.
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23 Apr 2008 |
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TAMeb and portals: Single sign-on concepts and considerations
The prevalence of portal products introduces interesting challenges to IT architects
requiring a single sign-on (SSO) solution that incorporates their enterprise portal and the enterprise
applications. One such challenge is determining the method of sign-on to both the portal and the
portal-managed content where access to enterprise applications is via an authenticating reverse proxy,
such as Tivoli Access Manager WebSEAL. This article outlines the architecture and concepts involved in
performing single sign-on from the browser, through the portal to the enterprise applications
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03 Dec 2007 |
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Enable database high availability using DB2 HADR and Tivoli SA MP in an SAP environment
Learn how to enable database high availability using IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows (DB2 V8 or DB2 9) High Availability and Disaster Recovery capability in an SAP ABAP and Java dual stack environment, as well as how to enable automatic failover using IBM Tivoli System Automation for Multiplatofrms in such an HA system.in points of the longer summary, code, or demo that this summary page points to. Put the primary points and key phrases close to the beginning of the abstract, because it may be truncated in search results.
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30 Aug 2007 |
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Intermediate scalability with the IBM Tivoli Directory Proxy Server
The IBM Tivoli Directory Proxy Server acts as a layer of abstraction over data distributed across multiple directory servers. There are several ways of distributing data across a set of back-end directory servers. This article is intended to highlight the pros and cons of the subtree based distribution of data.
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23 Jul 2007 |
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Using the IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Backup-Archive client in cluster environments on UNIX and Linux
Software products that provide a high availability of resources are becoming commonplace in today's computing environments. As the complexity of managing logical disks and their data increases in cluster environments, understanding and deploying an effective backup strategy for complete data protection is a top priority.
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18 Jul 2007 |
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Effective policy design for large deployments of IBM Tivoli Access Manager for Operating System
Effective policy design is critical for large deployments of IBM Tivoli Access Manager for Operating Systems. A large deployment can involve hundreds or thousands of UNIX and Linux systems, each with many resources to secure. This can result in a large and complex set of policy definitions in the IBM Tivoli Access Manager policy database, which has implications on network load, maintenance overhead, and the IBM Tivoli Access Manager for Operating Systems performance. This document looks at the issues and identifies approaches to improve the policy.
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13 Jun 2007 |
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IBM Tivoli Access Manager for Business Integration and IBM WebSphere MQ Internet pass-thru
The IBM WebSphere MQ Internet pass-thru product is a means for customers to federate their WebSphere MQ infrastructure with partners. The IBM Tivoli Access Manager for Business Integration product provides role-based access control to the WebSphere MQ environment. Whilst there is much documentation on each product, there is no documentation that describes how both products work in the same environment. This article introduces both products and then looks at how they can be used together to provide role-based access control in a federated WebSphere MQ environment. A number of theoretical integration options are presented.
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09 Apr 2007 |
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IBM Tivoli monitoring for Q Replication
Learn how to access Q Replication monitoring information, how to bring this data into the Tivoli platform, and how to use Tivoli alerts and situations so that Q Replication receives notifications when critical events occur. IBM Tivoli Monitoring is a family of products designed to monitor the health and performance of your enterprise applications.
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24 Jul 2006 |
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Enable Tivoli Storage Manager for IBM DB2 Content Manager
Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) provides a powerful and centralized backup, archive, and storage management coupled with its seamless, out-of-the-box integration with DB2 Content Manager and DB2 Universal Database. This article describes the integration of DB2 Content Manager with TSM, focusing on object movement, backup and recovery, and encryption.
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24 May 2006 |
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On demand provisioning of portal servers in a clustered environment, Part 1: Build an automated solution using IBM Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator
This series from the Advanced Design and Technology team focuses on using IBM Tivoli automation products for rapid deployment of portal servers. We invite you to follow along as our team uses IBM Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator to create a solution that automatically performs all the required steps to leverage data center assets to replicate portal servers, and to expand and shrink portal server clusters based on demand. In this article, you are introduced to the requirements for replicating WebSphere Portal Server (Portal Server) instances for building server farms, testing centers, and a development environment. You also learn about automation workflows for creating a dynamic cluster of middleware servers and how to automate the management of software using Intelligent Orchestrator.
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27 Sep 2005 |
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Intranet Single Sign-On for Windows and Tivoli Access Manager
Microsoft Windows based intranets provide the ability to use desktop credentials to sign-on to intranet infrastructure based on Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS). This is implemented using Microsoft’s SPNEGO HTTP authentication protocol to sign-on using NTLM or Kerberos credentials. Until IBM Tivoli Access Manager for e-business (TAM) 4.1 was released there was no way to achieve the same sign-on to TAM’s WebSEAL web resource authorization engine. With TAM 4.1 this sign-on can be achieved by combining the SPNEGO sign-on capability of TAM Plugin for IIS with e-Community single sign-on capabilities of WebSEAL. This article describes in detail the configuration steps required to make this work.
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01 May 2003 |
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Access Manager Policy Server Clusters
This paper describes how to use load balancing and clustering to ensure high availability and scalability for the Access Manager Policy Server. This paper includes configuration and coding examples to assist administrators in creating this environment.
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01 Dec 2002 |
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