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Modify the weblogicLogin.config File
Update the application policies for PFS and SCS in SAS‐config‐dir/Lev1/Web/Common/
SASDomain/weblogicLogin.config file. File content should resemble this example:
PFS {
com.sas.services.security.login.TrustedLoginModule sufficient
"host"=" fully-qualified-hostname-for-metadata‐server"
"port"="8561"
"repository"="Foundation"
"domain"="web"
"trusteduser"="sastrust@saspw"
"trustedpw"="encoded‐password"
"aliasdomain"="DefaultAuth"
"debug"="false";
com.sas.services.security.login.TrustedLoginModule optional
"host"=" fully-qualified-hostname-for-metadata‐server"
"port"="8561"
"repository"="Foundation"
"domain"="DefaultAuth"
"trusteduser"="sastrust@saspw"
"trustedpw"="encoded‐password"
"aliasdomain"="MidtierInternal"
"debug"="false";
};
SCS {
com.sas.services.security.login.OMILoginModule required
"host"=" fully-qualified-hostname-for-metadata‐server"
"port"="8561"
"repository"="Foundation"
"domain"="web"
"trusteduser"="sastrust@saspw"
"trustedpw"="encoded‐password"
"debug"="false"
"holdopenconnection"="true";
};
UsernamePassword {
com.platform.SASLogin.UsernamePasswordLogin required
"debug"="false";
};
Modify Logon Manager
To make the necessary changes to Logon Manager, you must edit its web.xml and weblogic.xml
files. Both files are located in the WEB-INF application directory. To extract and edit the file, follow
the steps below.
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