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InstallAnywhere will guide you through the installation process. 3 After you have read the introductory screen, click Next. Figure 23 Liberty Service Provider Introduction 4 If you accept the License Agreement, select the accept button, then click Next. Figure 24 License Agreement 5 The Liberty SP is provided as example code. You must accept this stipulation in order to proceed with the installation. If you accept the stipulation, select the accept button, then click Next. ...

� Modifying the Apache Configuration Files � Importing Trusted Roots Modifying the Apache Configuration Files 1 Go to your Apache httpd.conf file, located in your Apache directory. (The default location is C:\Program Files\Apache\conf\httpd.conf.) 2 Comment out the line that says, "include "C:/Program Files/Novell/Tomcat/conf/liberty/ liberty_jk.conf" at the end of the file by putting a number sign (#) in front of it. 3 Go to your Tomcat liberty_jk.conf file (the default location is C:\Progra ...

11 Figure 1 Liberty Identity Provider Introduction 4 If you accept the License Agreement, select the accept button, then click Next. Figure 2 License Agreement 5 The Liberty IDP created by the installation is configured to run in a non-SSL mode by default. This mode is sufficient for testing purposes only. You cannot use the non-SSL mode in a production environment. For information on how to convert to SSL mode, see Chapter 4, “Configuring Your Liberty Identity Provider to Run in SSL Mode,” on page 29. Click Next if you accept the SSL warning. ...

33 A Installing and Configuring a Sample Service Provider Novell provides sample code for you to use as part of the Liberty identity provider for Novell® eDirectoryTM download. This sample service provider is provided "as-is" and is not supported by Novell. This appendix provides information about how to install and configure a sample service provider (SP). You create the circle of trust between your identity provider (IDP) and SPs by configuring the SP code with the IDP’s metadata, and vice versa. As part of your installation, one user i ...

Figure 7 Detection Summary 6d Select the directory where iManager should be installed. The default is C:\Program Files\Novell. Figure 8 Choose Install Folder 6e Click Next. 6f Review the Pre-Installation Summary. If you need to make changes, click Previous to return to the previous screens. Otherwise, click Install. ...

JkMount /eMFrame/webacc ajp13 JkMount /eMFrame/webacc/* ajp13 JkMount /eMFrame/*.jsp ajp13 8 In this same Apache ssl.conf file, add a line for a second SSL listening port for the common domain. (You could add a second IP address instead of a second port. See the Apache Web site (http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/vhosts/ip-based.html)for details. Change the following: # # When we also provide SSL we have to listen to the # sta ...

29 4 Configuring Your Liberty Identity Provider to Run in SSL Mode This chapter contains information on the following topics: � Converting to Secure Mode � Customizing Your Liberty IDP User Interface In order to become compliant with Liberty specifications, after you have successfully installed your Liberty identity provider for Novell® eDirectoryTM software, you must configure it to run in a production environment. By default, your Liberty identity provider runs in test mode (HTTP). You must change this protocol to HTTPS in or ...

17 Figure 12 Signing Certificate Information: Site Information Page 10 Click Next. 11 Set up your keystore information by entering a Keystore File Name, Keypair Alias, Keypair Password, and Keystore Password. These files are used in the signing process and are referenced by the Liberty application’s web.xml file. (By default, this file is located at C:\Program Files\Novell\Tomcat\webapps\nidp\WEB-INF\web.xml.) For more information about digital signing and keys, see the Key and Certificate Management Tool documentation (http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/ ...