The Admin Console provides the means to manage the following aspects of security:
On the Security Settings page, set properties for the entire server, including specifying the default realm, the anonymous role, and the default principal user name and password. See Also:
The concept of realms was introduced in "Understanding Users, Groups, Roles, and Realms". Use the Admin Console to perform the following tasks:
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JACC providers were introduced in "Specifying JACC Providers". Use the Admin Console to perform the following tasks:
Add a new JACC provider
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Audit modules were introduced in "Auditing Authentication and Authorization Decisions". Auditing is the method by which significant events, such as errors or security breaches, are recorded for subsequent examination. All authentication events are logged to the Application Server logs. A complete access log provides a sequential trail of Application Server access events.
Use the Admin Console to perform the following tasks:
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The concept of message security was introduced in "Configuring Message Security". Use the Admin Console to perform the following tasks:
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Each virtual server in the HTTP service provides network connections through one or more HTTP listeners. For general information about the HTTP service and HTTP listeners, see "What Is the HTTP Service?"
The Application Server supports CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) objects, which use the Internet Inter-Orb Protocol (IIOP) to communicate across the network. An IIOP listener accepts incoming connections from remote clients of EJBs and from other CORBA-based clients. For general information on IIOP listeners, see "IIOP Listeners".
With the Admin Console, perform the following tasks:
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The Admin Service determines whether the server instance is a regular instance, a domain administration server (DAS), or a combination. Use the Admin Service to configure a JSR-160 compliant remote JMX connector, which handles communication between the domain administration server and the node agents, which manage server instances on a host machine, for remote server instances.
With the Admin Console, perform the following tasks:
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The concept of security maps for connector connection pools is introduced in "About Security Maps". Use the Admin Console to perform the following tasks:
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