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Configure the IIS 6.0 Proxy Plug-in
This procedure applies to configurations of the WebLogic proxy plug-in for IIS 6.0.x:
Follow these steps:
- Create a folder on the system where the web agent is installed. For example: c:\weblogic_proxy.
- Log in to the system where the CA Identity Manager server is running.
- Go to this folder: Weblogic_Home\wlserver_11\server\plugin
- Copy the following files to the weblogic proxy folder created in step 1.
- iisforward.dll
- iisproxy.dll
- Create a file named iisproxy.ini in the same folder and include the following content:
# This file contains initialization name/value pairs
# for the IIS/WebLogic plug-in.
WebLogicHost=host-name
WebLogicPort=7001
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
WlForwardPath=/castylesr5.1.1,/iam,/im
WLLogFile= c:\weblogic_proxy \proxy.log
DebugConfigInfo=ON
Replace host-name with the actual host name.
- Start IIS Manager.
- Expand Web Sites.
- Right-click Default Web Site.
- Select Properties.
- Add a filter as follows:
- Click ISAPI Filters.
- Click Add and complete the dialog as follows:
For Filter Name: WebLogic
For Executable: Path of the iisforward.dll
- Provide the location of the iisproxy.dll file as follows:
- Click Home Directory.
- Click Configuration.
- Click Add.
- Enter the path of the iisproxy.dll file.
- Enter .jsp in the Extension field.
- Clear the Verify that file exists option.
- Repeat step 11 for the .do and .wlforward extensions.
- Add a web service extension for wlforward (in all lower case) pointing to the location of iisforward.dll.
Set the extension status to Allowed.
- Right click each Web Service Extension to change it to Allowed Status.
- Restart the IIS web server.