Domino 6 and Websphere SSO

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I cant get SSO to work with the Internet Sites view. I am able to get it working fine with the old Web Configurations view, but everytime i switch to internet sites the http task says "Error Loading Web SSO Configuration LTPAToken (single sign-on configuration is invalid). i have double checked the names.nsf to make sure there is only one Web SSO configuration. I have created the document from the internet sites view. Still a no go.anyone have any ideas?

im pretty sure that my settings are correct. I generated the key from websphere 4.0 advanced edition.

thanks,

Eric

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Subject: Domino 6 and Websphere SSO

Make sure that the domain that the LTPAToken is created for mateches the domain assigned to your machine by your DHCP server. (e.g. www.xyz.com)

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Subject: Domino 6 and Websphere SSO

Did you get SSO working between Domino 6 and WebSphere 5? I can’t get SSO to work with either Internet Sites or with the old Web Configurations view.

I can get WebSphere authenticating against Domino using LDAP, but as soon as I enable LTPA as the authentication mechanism in Websphere, I can no longer sign-on to the admin console.

I created an SSO document in the Domino Directory (using Web Configurations view), but when I restart HTTP, it says “Single Sign-On configuration is invalid”.

I have tried to follow the “WebSphere v5 Security” redbook exactly, but to no avail. I have exported my LTPA keys from WebSphere an imported them into my SSO document in Domino.

Can someone confirm that SSO works between Dom6 and WAS5? Any tips of getting it going?

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Subject: RE: Domino 6 and Websphere SSO

Beginning with Domino 6.0.2, WAS 5.01 is supported for all platforms, except Domino for z/OS. Domino for z/OS supports WAS 4.05.

hope this helps,

Jane Marcus

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Subject: Yes, it works, I got Dom 6 and WAS 5.0.1 working together for SSO

I am using the Domino Directory to authenticate against.

See

http://publib-b.boulder.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/9445fa5b416f6e32852569ae006bb65f/d630ec33fde5486785256b5f007ecac5?OpenDocument

That redbook help me alot. (See the Appendixes)

Howard