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Setting Up Application Security

After starting the IBM WebSphere server you must set up application security.

This task is a step in Process of Configuring the IBM WebSphere Application Server for the Command Center Application.

To set up application security

1. Log on to the IBM WebSphere Administration Console on the Command Center application server.
2. Select Security, Secure administration, applications, and infrastructure.
3. Click the Security Configuration Wizard button.
4. Select Enable application security, then click Next.
5. Select Federated repositories, then click Next.
6. Enter the following option values:

   Configure Security Option	Value
   Enable administrative security	True
   Enable application security	True
   Use Java 2 security to restrict application access to local resources	False
   User repository	Federated repositories
   Primary administrative user name	websphere

7. Enter the password websphere, and enter it again when prompted to confirm. Click Next, then click Finish. Click Save to save to the master configuration.
8. Click RMI/IIOP security (under Authentication), then click the CSIv2 inbound authentication link.
9. Select Never under both the Basic authentication and Client certificate authentication sections. Click Apply, then click Save to save the master configuration

Once you have set up application security you must stop and start the Command Center application server.

To stop and restart the Command Center application server

1. Run the StopServer script, located in the App_Server_Root/profiles/Profile_Name/bin directory:

   ./stopServer.sh Server_Name

   where:

   • App_Server_Root is your IBM WebSphere installation home path.
   • Profile_Name is the name of the Command Center profile.
   • Server_Name is the name of the Command Center application server.

     For example: ./stopServer.sh server1

2. Run the StartServer script, located in the same directory:

   ./startServer.sh Server_Name