You can use a SiteMinder Web Agent or a Web Agent Group to protect CA Identity Manager resources. For supported Web Agent versions, see the CA Identity Manager support matrix on the CA Support Site.
Note: For more information about Web Agent groups, see the CA SiteMinder Web Access Manager Policy Server Configuration Guide.
Before installing the Web Agent, ensure the following requirements have been met:
The following table lists the steps to install and configure a SiteMinder Web Agent:
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1. Install and configure the Web Agent. |
CA SiteMinder Web Access Manager Web Agent Installation Guide |
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2. If you installed the Web Agent on an IIS Web Server, be sure to set the DefaultAgentName and DefaultPassword parameters of your Agent Configuration Object. |
CA SiteMinder Web Access Manager Web Agent Installation Guide |
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3. Enable the Web Agent. |
CA SiteMinder Web Access Manager Web Agent Installation Guide |
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4. If you are using an IIS web server, ensure the SiteMinder web agent ISAPI filter appears before any other filter, including the SePlugin filter, in the IIS console. |
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Important! CA Identity Manager now uses a new CA styles EAR. To support this, change the web server plug-in that is used to forward to the application server, by adding a redirection to /castylesr5.1.1 in addition to /idm in the http proxy forwarder.
To use the SiteMinder Web Agent to protect CA Identity Manager, select the Web Agent when you create an Environment. For instructions, see the Configuration Guide.
Note: You do not need to create any additional objects in SiteMinder to use the SiteMinder Web Agent.
To verify the Web Agent, confirm the following:
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