- Book Information
- Index
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Introduction to Web Agents for Policy Agent 2.2
- Uses of Web Agents
- How Web Agents Work
- What's New About Web Agents
- Support for Fetching User Session Attributes
- Log Rotation
- Policy-Based Response Attributes
- Composite Advice
- Additional Method for Fetching the REMOTE_USER Server Variable
- Malicious Header Attributes Automatically Cleared by Agents
- Load Balancing Enablement
- Support for Heterogeneous Agent Types on the Same Machine
- Support for Turning Off FQDN Mapping
- Backward Compatibility With Access Manager 6.3
- Chapter 2 About Policy Agent 2.2 for Apache HTTP Server
- Chapter 3 Installing Policy Agent 2.2 for Apache HTTP Server
- Solaris Systems: Agent Installation for Apache HTTP Server
- AIX Systems: Agent Installation for Apache HTTP Server
- Linux Systems: Agent Installation for Apache HTTP Server
- Windows Systems: Agent Installation for Apache HTTP Server
- All Systems: Verifying a Successful Installation on Policy Agent 2.2
- Chapter 4 The Relationship Between
the Agent Profile and Web Agents in Policy Agent 2.2
- Creating or Updating a Web Agent Profile
- Updating the Agent Profile Name and the Agent Profile
Password in Web Agents
- To Update the Agent Profile Name and Agent Profile Password on Solaris Systems
- To Update the Agent Profile Name and Agent Profile Password on AIX Systems
- To Update the Agent Profile Name and Agent Profile Password on Linux Systems
- To Update the Agent Profile Name and Agent Profile Password on Windows Systems
- Chapter 5 Post-Installation Configuration: Policy Agent 2.2 for Apache HTTP Server
- All Systems: Configuring Agent for Apache HTTP Server on Multiple Apache HTTP Server Virtual Hosts
- Solaris Systems: Configuring Agent for Apache HTTP Server
- Solaris Systems: Using SSL With Agent for Apache HTTP Server
- Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on
Solaris Systems
- Disabling the Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on Solaris Systems
- To Disable the Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on Solaris Systems
- Installing the Access Manager Root CA Certificate for a Remote Apache HTTP Server Instance on Solaris Systems
- To Install the Access Manager Root CA Certificate on Apache HTTP Server on Solaris Systems
- Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on
Solaris Systems
- Solaris Systems: Using SSL With Agent for Apache HTTP Server
- AIX Systems: Configuring Agent for Apache HTTP Server
- AIX Systems: Setting File Ownership and Permissions on Agent for Apache HTTP Server
- AIX Systems: Using SSL With Agent for Apache HTTP Server
- Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on
AIX Systems
- Disabling the Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on AIX Systems
- To Disable the Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on AIX Systems
- Installing the Access Manager Root CA Certificate for a Remote Apache HTTP Server Instance on AIX Systems
- To Install the Access Manager Root CA Certificate on Apache HTTP Server on AIX Systems
- Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on
AIX Systems
- Linux Systems: Configuring Agent for Apache HTTP Server
- Agent for Apache HTTP Server on SUSE Linux: Obtaining the Required Libraries
- Linux Systems: Using SSL With Agent for Apache HTTP Server
- Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on
Linux Systems
- Disabling the Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on Linux Systems
- To Disable the Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on Linux Systems
- Installing the Access Manager Root CA Certificate for a Remote Apache HTTP Server Instance on Linux Systems
- To Install the Access Manager Root CA Certificate on Apache HTTP Server on Linux Systems
- Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on
Linux Systems
- Windows Systems: Configuring Agent for Apache HTTP Server
- Windows Systems: Using SSL With Agent for Apache HTTP Server
- Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on
Windows Systems
- Disabling the Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on Windows Systems
- To Disable the Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on Windows Systems
- Installing the Access Manager Root CA Certificate on Apache HTTP Server on Windows Systems
- To Install the Access Manager Root CA Certificate on Apache HTTP Server on Windows Systems
- Default Trust Behavior of Agent for Apache HTTP Server on
Windows Systems
- Windows Systems: Using SSL With Agent for Apache HTTP Server
- Chapter 6 Managing Policy Agent 2.2 for Apache HTTP Server
- Key Features and Tasks Performed with the Web Agent AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- Locating the Web Agent AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- Using the Web Agent AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- Providing Failover Protection for a Web Agent
- Changing the Web Agent Caching Behavior
- Configuring the Not-Enforced URL List
- Configuring the Not-Enforced IP Address List
- Enforcing Authentication Only
- Providing Personalization Capabilities
- Setting the Fully Qualified Domain Name
- Resetting Cookies
- Configuring CDSSO
- Setting the REMOTE_USER Server Variable
- Setting Anonymous User
- Validating Client IP Addresses
- Resetting the Shared Secret Password
- Enabling Load Balancing
- Key Features and Tasks Performed With Web Agent Scripts in Policy Agent 2.2
- Key Features and Tasks Performed with the Web Agent AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- Chapter 7 Uninstalling Policy Agent 2.2 for Apache HTTP Server
- All Systems: Disabling a Web Agent in Policy Agent 2.2
- Solaris Systems: Agent Uninstallation for Apache HTTP Server
- AIX Systems: Agent Uninstallation for Apache HTTP Server
- Linux Systems: Agent Uninstallation for Apache HTTP Server
- Agent for Apache HTTP Server on SUSE Linux: Removing the common-2.2 Package
- Windows Systems: Agent Uninstallation for Apache HTTP Server
- Appendix A Silent Installation of a Web Agent in Policy Agent 2.2
- Appendix B Troubleshooting a Web Agent Deployment
- Appendix C Web Agent AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- Appendix D Error Codes