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The NetIdentity agent leverages what is known as the XTier framework used with NetStorage, Apache, and Tomcat services to provide single sign-on across all Novell services that use eDirectory authentication. The only caveat to this is that the first service with which a user authenticates must be NetIdentity-enabled. The list of NetIdentity-enabled services includes the following:
When you have authenticated with one of these services, accessing any other service, such as iManager, that uses eDirectory authentication will prompt a transparent, background authentication so that you aren't required to re-enter your authentication information. To enable NetIdentity-based single sign-on to Novell services, complete the following tasks:
The XTier framework is installed automatically when you install NetStorage, Apache, and Tomcat services. It cannot be selected and installed separately, so if you want to use NetIdentity, install one or more of these services on your OES Linux server prior to continuing. If you are unsure if XTier is installed on a given server, point your browser to the following URL: http://<server IP or DNS name>/oneNet/xtier-login If XTier is installed you will see an authentication dialog box, indicating that the server can recognize credentials passed by NetIdentity. To install the NetIdentity Agent, complete the following steps:
When NetIdentity has been installed, it will provide single sign-on to all Novell services that authenticate through eDirectory. |
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