Creating login key files

Steps for this task

  1. Create a login key file.
    The authenticating user IDs, passwords, and target realms for each different z/OS target are specified in the login key file, which is an ASCII file. When the security authentication service processes the login key file, the passwords in the file are encoded.
  2. Add information to the login key file in the following format:
    Realm_name   User_ID   Password
  3. Make sure that the data conforms to the following rules:
    • One realm name
    • One user ID, and one password defined in each entry
    • One entry per line
    • No blank lines between entries
    • Comments on separate lines only
    • Begin any comment with a pound sign (#):
      Example:
      
      # Sample key file
      #
      # First target realm
      #
      TargetRealm serverID serverPassword
      #
      # Second target realm
      #
      TargetRealm2 serverID2 serverPassword2
      #
      # End of key file

    A sample file named wsserver.key also contains these instructions. After installation, you can locate this sample file in the install_root/properties directory. You can use or modify the sample file as needed for testing.

    [5.0 only][Version 5.0.1][Version 5.0.2]Note: You can place the login key file anywhere on a host machine running the application server. However, it is recommended that you place the login key file under a securable file system (for example, NT File System (NTFS) for Windows NT systems).

What to do next

After creating the login key files, read the article entitled, Preparing truststore files.



Searchable topic ID:   tseccreateloginkeyfile
Last updated: Jun 21, 2007 8:07:48 PM CDT    WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation, Version 5.0.2
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