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Create and Configure the Virtual Directory for Windows Authentication Schemes (IIS 7.5)
To use the SOA Security Manager Windows authentication scheme, configure a virtual directory on the IIS 7.5 web server. The virtual directory requires Windows challenge and response for credentials.
To create and configure the virtual directory for Windows authentication schemes
- Open the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
- In the left pane, expand the following items:
- The web server icon
- The Sites folder
- The Default Web Site icon
- Right-click the siteminderagent virtual directory, and then select Add Virtual Directory.
The Add Virtual Directory dialog appears.
- In the Alias field, type the following:
ntlm
- Click the Browse button (next to the Physical Path field), and then locate the following directory,
web_agent_home\samples
The virtual directory is created.
- Configure the virtual directory with one of the following steps:
- To protect all the resources on the entire website with SOA Security Manager Windows authentication scheme, click the Default Web Site icon.
- If you do not want to protect the entire website, with the SOA Security Manager Windows authentication scheme, click the ntlm virtual directory (you created in Step 4)
- Double-click the Authentication icon.
The Authentication dialog appears.
- Do the following steps:
- Right-click Anonymous Authentication, and then select Disable.
- Right-click Windows Authentication, and then select Enable..
The virtual directory for Windows authentication schemes is configured.
Note: Reboot the web server for these changes to take effect.