SECURING


Creating a Domino metadata file if the server.id file is password-protected
If the Domino® server.id file has a password, the administrator must create the SAML metadata file and the certificate file manually; the Create Certificate button in the IdP Catalog application cannot be used.

Procedure

1. Edit the Domino server NOTES.INI file and enter the following required settings:


2. If the server ID file already has an Internet certificate that can be used, this step is optional. At the Domino server console on the Domino server, enter the following command to create the certificate. if the company name is more than one word, enclose the name in quotation marks (") as shown:
3. Take note of the public key hash that displays on the console when you issued the certmgmt create saml command. The key is the string that follows public key hash=. In the following example, the key is v6i9TOz7zP9GBCXxtrz+KA==
4. Edit the Domino server NOTES.INI file again and enter the following required setting, using the hash key you noted in step 3:
5. Enter the following NOTES.INI setting, using any string convenient to your administrators:
6. Enter the following command to generate a metadata .XML file (for example, tfim-meta.xml for TFIM) to import into your federation:
7. Copy the exported certificate file from Domino to a location accessible to the IdP, and import the file into the IdP configuration.

What to do next

For more information, search the Notes® and Domino wiki for articles on configuring the TFIM and ADFS federations for SAML with Domino. IBM technote #1614543 in the related topics will eventually provide links to all such articles.

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Related information
IBM technote #1614543: Supplementary information on Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) configuration combinations of IBM Domino and other products