Question: Lotus Domino often has multiple servers applications in the same network domain, such as an application server appserver, and another is a mail server mailserver. Then in web applications, the customer logs in App Server and verifies authentication, wants to access the message, need to be linked to MilServer, then the MailServer server is also user authentication. This is obviously unacceptable to the user, so how to solve this problem?
Solve: First, the HTTP session validation of the server document (such as the above example, the APPSERVER and MAILSERVER server) is required to be set to "Multi-Server". The steps are as follows: Edit Server Document -> Select Internet Protocol Trims -> Select "Domino Web Engine" Trimouts -> HTTP Session Session Verification, Set to: "Multi-Server" -> Press " Save Exit "Second, establish a web SSO configuration document. The steps are as follows: 1. In the server view of the Names.nsf database, press the "Web ..." button to select "Set up Web SSO Configuration"; 2. In the Web SSO configuration document, enter the token network field; (Note: The Token network domain is a DNS network domain that can access token's servers. For example, YourCompany.com) 3. In the server segment being participated in the server section, the Domino server name selects the entered server name, for example: AppServer and MailServer; 4, press "Save" Exit "button. Third, the participating server is restarted. When the Domino server is started, check whether the server console SSO starts normally, if it is normal, the following information should appear: "http: successfully loaded Web SSO Configuration."
Note: After setting up the server and starts normal, the HTTP specifies the server name must add DNS domain name when logging in to the client, for example: http: //appserver.yourcomany.com/names.nsf and http: //mailserver.yourcomany. COM / NAMES.NSF
