Marina Sum, having been a writer for Sun since 1989 and a staff writer for
Sun Developer Network for several years, blogs mostly on Sun-sponsored open-source projects.
Posted by marinasum on July 27, 2009 at 1:22 PM PDT
OpenDS community manager and architect Ludo Poitou has posted a series that highlights the new features in OpenDS 2.0, which he announced on July 17. The postings include flow diagrams, screen shots, configuration procedures, and examples:
Marina,
We are looking at using the version of OpenSSO Policy Agent that runs on the Windows platform (i.e. integrates with IIS 6.0) and have been reviewing the documentation that describes how to configure the properties in the AMAgent.properties file. One of our requirements is that we have to be able to specify a range of client IP addresses for which authentication will not be enforced. We have seen in the documentation for version 2.2 of the Policy Agent that there is a property, com.sun.am.policy.agents.config.notenforced_client_ip_list, that allows one to specify a list of IP addresses for which authentication will not be required. Unfortunately, the documentation says nothing about how to specify a *range* of IP addresses. Do you know if that is supported by the policy agent and if so, what the syntax is (for example, do you use asterisks or specify a beginning IP address and an end IP address separated by a colon? If ranges are not supported by the current version of the policy agent, will it be supported in a future version? What version would that be?
Any help on this question would be *greatly* appreciated as this requirement is essential for us to use the policy agent.
Mike
Submitted by guptaupendra on Fri, 2009-09-04 09:56.
HI Maria,
Good Morning!
I am looking for free Sun Identity Manager Training from Sun. Could you please let me know if it is possible for me.
Thanks for your cooperation
Thanks,
Upendra
Client IP address list not-enforced property