Network Deployment (Distributed operating systems), v8.0 > Secure applications and their environment > Authenticate users > Select an authentication mechanism > Configure LTPA and working with keys
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Import and export keys.
Step 3: Configure LTPA and working with keys JAX-WSTo support single sign-on (SSO) in WAS across multiple WAS domains or cells, share the LTPA keys and the password among the domains. We can import LTPA keys from other domains and export keys to other domains.
You should disable automatic key generation if you import or export keys to or from another cell. This disabling causes the imported keys to get lost and the exported keys to no longer interoperate with this cell over time
We must recycle the node agents and application servers to accept the new keys. If any of the node agents are down, run a manual file synchronization utility from the node agent machine to synchronize the security configuration from the dmgr.
Read the Importing Lightweight Third Party Authentication keys and Exporting Lightweight Third Party Authentication keys articles for more information.
Generate keys manually or automatically, and control the number of active keys.
Support information (generally applicable)
- Disable automatic generation of Lightweight Third Party Authentication keys
- Export Lightweight Third Party Authentication keys
- Import Lightweight Third Party Authentication keys
- Manage node agents
- Start an application server
- Directory conventions
What to do next
Manage keys from multiple cells.
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