-----> It provides Authentication and Authorization for WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER
STEP1 : Enable GLOBAL SECURITY.
STEP2 : Config application to user security.
STEP3 : Users and Groups Permission.
STEP4 : Deploy
STEP5 : Go to Bin
STEP6 : Goto Console Security [WebSphere Security]
STEP7 : Goto Admin, Monitor, Operator, Configurator
STEP8 : Goto Mycomputer ------> Right Click -----> Manage -----> Local User -----> User
STEP9 : Create User ID and Password for above roles
STEP10 : Create roles for Monitor ----> Mon , Configurator ----> Conf Operator ----> op
STEP11 : Goto Groups -----> Conf -----> Add check names
STEP12 : In Console Goto Security ----> Enable ----> Change Local OS -----> Config -----> User ID -----> Server ----> Was Admin ----> Ok ----> Save
STEP13 : Restart Server.
STEP14 : Goto Users and Groups
STEP15 : Manage Users
STEP16 : Manage Groups
-----> It will not work for Local OS Security we need to Federate
STEP17 : Goto Admin User roles
STEP 18 : Add Users and Groups
STEP19 : In Admin User role
STEP20 : Add Users and Groups
STEP21 : Start with Operator -----> User ID and Password
STEP22 : Start and Stop Operator
STEP23 : Login with Monitor in Admin Console
STEP24 : Config all we will not have option to Start , Stop Groups
STEP25 : Login Admin Add Group name
USER ROLES IN WAS :
There are 4 types of USER ROLES
1) MONITOR : Gives Least Privilege . It allows user to view WebSphere Configuration and Current Application Server state.
2) OPERATOR : Monitor privilege plus the ability to change runtime state,
such as starting or stopping servers
3) CONFIGURATOR : Monitor privilege plus the ability to change the WebSphere Configurations.
4) ADMINISTRATOR : Operator , Configurator , Monitor plus additional privileges like Modify User and Password
----> Modifying the primary administrative user and password
----> Mapping users and groups to the administrator role
----> Enabling or disabling
administrative and Java 2 security
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