ibm federated identity manager

Release date:Updated on: Affected Systems:IBM Tivoli Identity Manager 6.xIBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager Business Gateway 6.xDescription:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Cve id: CVE-2010-4476 Tivoli

Author: gnuhpcSource: http://www.cnblogs.com/gnuhpc/ 1. Role-Based permission control: Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) 2. Two organizational components: people and resources While the latter includes application and OS 3. Basic system logic architecture Person 4. Basic System Architecture • Itim server storage security management business and centralized user and Resource Management-Directory server stores user information and organizational structure information-Database server stores tempora

Introduction For users who want to deploy and experience the Notes federated login (federate login), the first thing to know and understand is that the Notes federated login is actually through SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language, assertion Markup Language) to complete the single sign on feature, if the user is also able to understand the "federated

In a large, modern enterprise, information is distributed across different data storage systems (such as IBM Content Manager, FileNet P8, EMC Documentum, etc.), and different repositories have unique implementations that give enterprise consolidation, Searching for these data poses great difficulties. IBM Content Integrator (ICI) provides a

The TIM Server is a J2EE application based on the Java application server. It also includes a Web server. The definition of all objects in IBM Tivoli Identity Manager is stored in the directory tree, while the relational database mainly stores transaction records and other data that cannot exist in the directory tree.The TIM server will submit the deployment requ

Vmwareidentity Manager ( VIDM) is a powerful set of identity management systems developed by VMware. Users can use this system to achieve enterprise-class applications (including SAAS, virtual applications and desktops, native mobile applications,WINDOWS10 applications, etc.) Single sign-on, self-service store, multiple device support, policy-based access control, and more. In a nutshell: Customers can use