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Identity Server Policy Agents Release Notes |
Identity Server 6.0 Policy Agents Release NotesUpdated April 2003
Overview
This edition of the release notes contains important information on the new Sun One Identity Server 6.0 Policy Agents, version 2.0.
Read this document before installing the product. This document contains the following sections:
What's New
The Policy Agents 2.0 support the following Web Servers and Applications Servers.
Web and Proxy Servers
- Sun ONE Web Server 6.0 SPx
- Sun ONE Web Server 4.1 SP8
- Sun ONE Web Proxy Server 3.6 (in reverse proxy mode)
- Apache 1.3.26
- Microsoft IIS 4.0
- Microsoft IIS 5.0
- IBM HTTP Server 1.3.19
- Lotus Domino 5.0.10
Application Servers
- WebLogic 6.1 SP2
- IBM Websphere 4.0.4 AE
- Sun ONE Application Server 7.0
Supported Platforms
This section lists the supported platforms for the Identity Server Policy Agents. For information on product enhancements, installation notes, and/or known problems for individual Policy Agents, click the link for the appropriate platform.
Web and Proxy Agents
- Policy Agents for Solaris 8 and 9
- Policy Agent for Windows 2000
- Policy Agent for Windows NT
- Policy Agent for Red Hat Linux 7.2
J2EE Agents
- Policy Agent for WebLogic 6.1 SP2
- Policy Agent for WebSphere 4.0.4 AE
- Policy Agent for Sun ONE Application Server 7.0
Key Features
Web Agents
- A redesigned enhanced Policy Evaluation API in C, which supports more elaborate policies defined on the Sun ONE Identity Server.
- Support for POST Data Preservation in Sun ONE Web Server agents.
- New Policy Agents on Red Hat Linux 7.2 and Solaris 9 platforms.
- Global Not Enforced IP Address List.
- Setting Fully Qualified Domain Name.
- Global Enforced URL List.
- Enforcing Authentication Only without Enforcing Policies.
Note Key features of the J2EE Agents are provided in the respective chapter for each agent.
General Notes
It is highly recommended that Identity Server and Agent administrators delete all the debug files that get created when running the product in debug mode immediately after its usage. In debug mode, all activities performed by the Identity Server and agents are dumped into the debug files for fault detection and may contain sensitive data. Consequently, debug files take a lot of space on disk which may hamper optimal system performance.
For More Information
Useful Sun ONE information can be found at the following Internet locations:
- Sun ONE release notes and other documentation --- http://docs.sun.com/db/prod/sunone/
- Sun ONE product status --- http://www.sun.com/products/
- Sun Support information --- http://www.sun.com/service/support/
- Sun ONE Middleware developer information --- http://www.sun.com/developers/support/
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