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14 Managing Security

14-2 Administration Guide

Steps for Configuring Security

Implementing security in a WebLogic Server deployment largely consists of

configuring attributes that define the security policy for that deployment. WebLogic

Server provides an Administration Console to help you define the security policy for

your deployment. Using the Administration Console, you specify security-specific

values for the following elements of your deployment:

n Security realms

n Users and Groups

n Access Control Lists (ACLs) and permissions for WebLogic Server resources

n SSL protocol

n Mutual authentication

n Host Name verification

n Audit providers

n Custom filters

n Security context propagation

Because security features are closely related, it is difficult to determine where to start

when configuring security. In fact, defining security for your WebLogic Server

deployment may be an iterative process. Although more than one sequence of steps

may work, BEA Systems recommends the following procedure:

1. Change the password of the

system User to protect your WebLogic Server

deployment. See “Changing the System Password.”

2. Specify a security realm. By default, WebLogic Server is installed with the File

realm in place. However, you may prefer an alternate security realm or a custom

security realm. See “Specifying a Security Realm.”

3. Define Users for the security realm. You can organize Users further by

implementing Groups in the security realm. See “Defining Users.”

4. Define ACLs and permissions for the resources in your WebLogic Server

deployment. See “Defining ACLs.”

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