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Virtual Portals Limitations
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| Sebastian Fratini 2007-05-21, 7:27 pm |
| Hi
I need to create a virtual Portal. I know that there are certain limitations when using a virtual portal. I mean in the administration panel.
Does anyone knows which differences are between the main portal and one virtual portal?
And another thing, to add a new ldap to an existing realm, should I run the wmm-activate-ldap task again (Thats not the exact name but I can not remember the exact line)
Infocenter is awful when describing what Virtual Portals and Realms can and canīt do. Specially realms. If someone in IBM is reading this, please make that section more clear. I havenīt found one paragraph that describes how to add a new ldap to an existi
ng Realm. I donīt want to mess with my existing realm configuration.
Thanks
Regards,
Sebastian "Jack" Fratini
IBM Certified System Administrator
Sebastian.Fratini@e-nsx.com
NSX SA
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| L D Jones 2007-05-25, 7:19 pm |
| Sebastian Fratini wrote:
> Hi
>
> I need to create a virtual Portal. I know that there are certain
> limitations when using a virtual portal. I mean in the administration
> panel.
>
> Does anyone knows which differences are between the main portal and
> one virtual portal?
>
> And another thing, to add a new ldap to an existing realm, should I
> run the wmm-activate-ldap task again (Thats not the exact name but I
> can not remember the exact line)
>
Do you want to configure the portal to use a second ldap? If so, you
must manually update the portal config to use it
If you have not enabled support for realms you must reconfigure security
using enable-security-wmmur-ldap first
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