Configuring agents and proxies to use security tokens
If you are an IBM® Rational® Test Control Panel system administrator and you want to implement domain-level security, you can assign security tokens to agents and proxies and thus filter which agents and proxies can connect to Rational® Test Control Panel.
About this task
After enabling domain-level security, agents and proxies cannot register with Rational® Test Control Panel unless you assign security tokens to them.
Assigning a security token to each Rational® Integration Tester Agent and proxy also enables you to filter which agents and proxies can connect to Rational® Test Control Panel.
You must create user accounts and create and assign security tokens for the required agents and proxies before you can configure the agents and proxies to use them.
If an agent or proxy is configured to use a security token but domain-level security is not enabled, the agent or proxy will register with Rational® Test Control Panel. This enables you to configure all required agents and proxies to use security tokens before you enable domain-level security.
Procedure
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To configure an Rational® Integration Tester Agent
to use a security token, complete the following tasks:
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To configure a
Rational® Integration
Tester
proxy or the Java™ virtualization agent to
use a security token, complete the following tasks:
Results
The specified agent or proxy registers with Rational® Test Control Panel. Verify this from the Activities tab of the expanded agent card in the Infrastructure Dashboard of Rational® Test Control Panel.