IBM LOTUS TEAM WORKPLACE 6.5.1 User Manual
RSA ClearTrust Ready Implementation Guide
for Portal Servers and Web-Based Applications
Last Modified March 15, 2005
1. Partner Information
Partner Name IBM Corporation
Web Site www.ibm.com
Product Name IBM Lotus Team Workplace
Version & Platform 6.5.1, Windows 2003 Enterprise
Product Description IBM Lotus Team Workplace (QuickPlace) is a business-ready, self-
service work space expressly designed for team collaboration. With
Lotus Team Workplace, users can instantly create secure work
spaces on the Web, providing them with a "Place" to coordinate,
collaborate and communicate on any project or ad hoc initiative.
Product Category Internet / Intranet
2. Contact Information
Sales contact Support Contact
Phone 800-IBM-4YOU 800-IBM-SERV
Web www.lotus.com/products www.ibm.com/software/lotus/support
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3. Solution Summary
Feature Details
Use UserID for SSO Yes
Use UserID for Personalization Yes
Recognize Authentication Type No
API-level Authorization Support
No
(RuntimeAPI)
User Management
No
(AdminAPI)
4. Integration Overview
To achieve single-sign-on with Lotus Team Workplace, the RSA ClearTrust Agent for Domino is
installed on the Domino server. The agent is then configured to protect all Team Workplace pages,
as well as any other desired pages. The Domino server is configured for multi-server single-signon, and authentication enabled. After this, users authenticated via either a ClearTrust
authentication mechanism, or Domino’s internal authentication, will be able to access all protected
Domino assets.
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5. Product Requirements
Hardware requirements
Component Name: Lotus Domino
Memory 256Mb
Hard Drive 1Gb (1.5Gb recommended)
Software requirements
Component Name: Lotus Domino
Operating System Version (Patch-level)
AIX 5.1, 5.2
OS/400 VSR1, VSR2, i5OS VSR3
Windows 2000 Server, Advanced Server
Windows 2003 Server, Enterprise
Solaris 8, 9
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 2.1
Component Name: Lotus Team Workplace
Operating System Version (Patch-level)
AIX 5.1, 5.2
OS/400 VSR1, VSR2, i5OS VSR3
Windows 2000 Server, Advanced Server
Windows 2003 Server, Enterprise
Solaris 8, 9
Component Name: RSA ClearTrust Agent for Domino
Operating System Version (Patch-level)
AIX 5.1, 5.2
Windows 2003 Server
Domino 6.5.1IF1
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6. Product Configuration
This section provides instructions for integrating the partners’ product with RSA ClearTrust. This
document is not intended to suggest optimum installations or configurations. It is assumed that the
reader has both working knowledge of the two products to perform the tasks outlined in this section
and access to the documentation for both in order to install the required software components. All
products/components, including the ClearTrust servers and Entitlements Manager, need to be
installed and working prior to this integration. Perform the necessary tests to confirm that this is
true before proceeding.
In order to achieve this integration, the following steps are necessary:
• Install & Configure Domino Server
• Install & Configure RSA ClearTrust Agent for Domino
• Install & Configure Lotus Team Workplace
Installation & Configuration of the Domino Server
Using the Domino 6.5.1 installation media, start the setup program. During the setup process,
customize as necessary for your requirements, but be sure to choose to install the Domain
Enterprise Server.
After the installation of the base server, install the Interim FixPack 1. Lotus Team Workplace
(LTWP) requires Domino 6.5.1 IF1. Also, if you do not already have a Domino Administrator client
already installed, you should install one at this time.
Configuration
Once the basic server and IF1 are installed, start the Domino server. When you start it for the first
time, you will be prompted to configure the server. Unless you have a pre-existing Domino
installation that you are integrating this server into, select the stand-alone server option.
During the setup process, if you save an external copy of the administrator’s id file, it will be easier
to find from the client.
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Also, be sure to select the Web Browsers (HTTP services) option, since it is not selected by
default.
After this configuration process ends, start your Domino server, and ensure that it starts up
correctly. You should also use the admin.id file created above to enable you to administer the
server from a Domino Administrator.
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Installation & Configuration of the RSA ClearTrust Agent for Domino
Prior to beginning installation of the RSA ClearTrust Agent, stop the Domino server. Then, start the
agent setup program. Ensure that the agent detects the correct installation directory for Domino.
Make sure that the SSL settings entered in this process match the settings in your RSA ClearTrust
servers’ configuration files. For more information, consult the RSA ClearTrust Agent for Domino’s
Installation & Configuration Guide.
During the installation procedure you will be prompted for the address of a Dispatcher server, and
an Entitlements server. While the dispatcher’s address is required, the Entitlements server’s
address is required only if it is not connected to a dispatch server.
Remember the web server name you enter during the setup, as you will need to enter the exact
same name into the Entitlements manager.
Installation & Configuration of Lotus Team Workplace
To begin installation, stop the Domino server, and then run the LTWP setup program. Ensure that it
detects the correct Domino installation directory. After the installation concludes, a setup program will
run. During the configuration, you will be asked for credentials for an administration account.
Note: Ensure that this user name is unique among user names from any LDAP stores you will attach LTWP to. LTWP authenticates to a separate data store by default, and will not be able to distinguish between users if there is overlap.
Once LTWP is installed and configured, restart Domino, and ensure that it starts successfully.
Next, Domino must be configured for multi-server single-sign-on according to the instructions in the
Lotus Team Workplace Administrator’s Guide.
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