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Enable WAS Global Security
1. Launch the WAS Administrative Console and go to Security – Global Security.
2. Check the Enabled checkbox and (if it isn’t automatically checked when security is enabled) the Enforce Java
2 Security checkbox.
3. Assuming that you followed the steps for enabling Single Sign-On (SSO) outlined in “Chapter 10 Installing
the Network Deployment (ND) Module,” the Active Authentication Mechanism field has the value LTPA.
4. Select LDAP In the Active User Registry drop-down box.
5. Click OK. At this point the Server User Id and Server User Password you entered in the LDAP User Registry
page are validated. If there is a problem then you’ll get an error and you’ll have to correct it before
proceeding.
6. Restart the WAS server for the security changes to take effect. You must now provide a username and
password when executing the stopServer script. In addition, you’ll have to specify the Server User Id and
Password when you open the WAS Administrative console.
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