Configure a federation on a reverse proxy server to set up access between the federation
and reverse proxy appliances.
Before you begin
The reverse proxy server that you want to use for your federations must already be
configured. See Configuring an instance.
Procedure
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From the local management interface, select .
A list of reverse proxy instances displays.
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Select the reverse proxy instance name from the list.
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Select .
A list of federations configured for this reverse proxy instance displays.
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Click Add.
A window opens where you can add the configuration information.
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Enter the configuration details for the federation.
The Runtime tab provides authentication information for the federation
runtime:
- Host name
- The host name or IP address of the runtime server. This field is required.
- Port
- The SSL port number of the runtime server. This field is required.
- User name
- The user name that is used to authenticate with the runtime server. This field is required.
- Password
- The password that is used to authenticate with the runtime server. This field is required.
The Federation tab specifies the federation name:
- Federation Name
- The name that identifies the federation that you are configuring on this reverse proxy instance.
Select the correct name from the list. If the federation name is not in the list, ensure that you
set up the runtime configuration properly for that federation.
The ACLs and Certificates tab indicates reuse of existing access control
lists (ACLs) and certificates:
- Reuse ACLs
- Select to reuse any existing ACLs with the same name. If this check box is not selected, the
ACLs are replaced.
- Reuse Certificates
- Select to reuse the SSL certificate if it was already saved. If this check box is not selected,
the certificate is overwritten.
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Click Submit.