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Having trouble with Web SSO on a newly installed Domino Server - says configuration is invalid?
I have just set up a new Domino server on a remote site. We use Web SSO to carry usernames and passwords from the redirector to the mail server when users use Webmail.
When I load the HTTP service on the new server, I get an error about the Web SSO.
"HTTP Server: Error loading Web SSO Configuration 'LtpaToken' (Single Sign-On Configuration is invalid)"
When I check the SSO configuration, the server is in the list of servers, and this token works on every other server in the domain.
Users can access webmail internally, they just have to log in twice. Once on the redirector, and once on their mail server. The SSO token is supposed to eliminate need to sign in again.
Can anyone help with this?
When I load the HTTP service on the new server, I get an error about the Web SSO.
"HTTP Server: Error loading Web SSO Configuration 'LtpaToken' (Single Sign-On Configuration is invalid)"
When I check the SSO configuration, the server is in the list of servers, and this token works on every other server in the domain.
Users can access webmail internally, they just have to log in twice. Once on the redirector, and once on their mail server. The SSO token is supposed to eliminate need to sign in again.
Can anyone help with this?
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Hi Dave, thanks for your input.
I'm having basically the exact opposite problem. I'm using the Web Configurations view instead of an Internet Site.
I've just tried doing what is suggested here, just enabling instead of disabling, and it hasnt had an effect.
I'm having basically the exact opposite problem. I'm using the Web Configurations view instead of an Internet Site.
I've just tried doing what is suggested here, just enabling instead of disabling, and it hasnt had an effect.
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I've checked the $users view, and there is no mention of the server name in there.
How do I check the servers key to make sure it's up to snuff? I cant think of where to find it.
How do I check the servers key to make sure it's up to snuff? I cant think of where to find it.
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Tested and working. Thanks for your help Dave. :)
Well done, a bit like the blind leading the blind towards the hidden views :-)
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Lotus Software produced the Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet program, and later developed Lotus Notes, a groupware and email system. Following its acquisition by IBM, the Notes and Domino client/server collaborative platform were expanded to include functions such as email, calendars, to-do lists, contacts management, teamrooms, discussion forums, file sharing, microblogging, instant messaging, blogs, and user directories. IBM also release SmartSuite, a comprehensive office suite, and followed that with Symphony, unrelated to the Lotus suite of the same name.
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