Choosing Your Security Policy
Your security policy specifies the security scheme for your users. If you are using the same security scheme for all users, all you need to do is specify the authentication domain and transport protocol you want to use as your default.
In security.properties, uncomment mks.security.policy.scheme.default and specify your default policy, for example:
mks.security.policy.scheme.default=mksdomain_clear
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Authentication Domain
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Transport Protocol
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Security Policy
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|---|---|---|
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Kerberos
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Clear
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windows_clear
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Kerberos
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Private
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windows_private
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Kerberos Single Sign-on
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Clear
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windowsSSO_clear
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Kerberos Single Sign-on
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Private
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windowsSSO_private
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MKS Domain
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Clear
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mksdomain_clear
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MKS Domain
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Private
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mksdomain_private
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LDAP
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Clear
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ldap_clear
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LDAP
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Private
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ldap_private
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UNIX
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Clear
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unix_clear
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UNIX
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Private
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unix_private
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• From version 12.1, Integrity Lifecycle Manager does not have any default security schemes for any operating systems.
• If you only have a clear or secure port specified in is.properties, your security scheme must use the appropriate communication method for that port.
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