Installation guide

Configure Sun Java System Web Agents Using GUI or Console Mode
116 Web Agent Installation Guide
If you have already configured a server with a Web Agent and you are
running the Configuration Wizard to configure additional web servers
instances, the Wizard displays the Select One or More Instances to Overwrite
dialog box. This dialog box lists the web servers that you have previously
configured.
a. Select one of the following:
Overwrite—to overwrite the server instance configuration.
Preserve—to preserve the web server's configuration.
Important! If you uncheck a previously configured server, the Web
Agent will be removed from this server.
b. Click Next.
6. In the Agent Configuration Object field, enter the name of the Agent
Configuration Object for this web server instance.
This name must match an Agent Configuration Object already defined at the
Policy Server. For example, to use the default enter iPlanetDefaultSettings.
7. If applicable, select one of the advanced SSL authentication schemes listed
in the SSL Authentication dialog box. If the Agent is not providing advanced
authentication, select No advanced authentication. Click Next following your
choice.
The selections are:
■ HTTP Basic over SSL—identifies a user based on a user name and
password. The credential delivery is always done over an encrypted
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connection.
■ X509 Client Certificate—identifies a user based on X.509 V3 client
certificates. Digital certificates act as a signature for a user. Certificate
authentication uses SSL communication.
■ X509 Client Cert and HTTP Basic—combines X.509 Client Certificate and
Basic authentication. The user‘s X.509 client certificate must be verified
and he or she must provide a valid user name and password.
■ X509 Client Cert or HTTP Basic—combines X.509 Client Certificate and
Basic authentication. The user‘s X.509 client certificate must be verified,
or he or she must provide a valid user name and password.
■ X509 Client Cert or Form—The X.509 Client Certificate or HTML Forms
authentication scheme combines the use of X.509 Client Certificates and
the use of customized HTML forms to collect authentication information.
Using this scheme, the user‘s X.509 client certificate must be verified or
the user must provide the credentials requested by an HTML form.