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Published 03/12/2015

What to do if you don’t know the WebSphere Portal server ports?

If you are not sure what your port number is, use the list-server-ports command to determine the port number. Change to the wp_profile_root/ConfigEngine/log. Run the list-server-ports task to generate the WebSphere_Portal_PortMatrix.txt file. For example: ./ConfigEngine.sh list-server-ports -DWasPassword=password.

Change to the /opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/cw_profile/ConfigEngine. Run the list-server-ports task to generate the server1_PortMatrix.txt file. For example: ./ConfigEngine.sh list-server-ports -DWasPassword=password.

Bellow the content of PortalMatrix.txt file

Ports for WebSphere_Portal :
WC_defaulthost=10039
WC_adminhost=10038
WC_defaulthost_secure=10042
WC_adminhost_secure=10041
BOOTSTRAP_ADDRESS=10032
SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS=10033

During the configuration process, you might need to following URLs to access different administration user interfaces.

Use the following default URLs to access IBM® WebSphere Portal V8.5,  the WebSphere Integrated Solutions Console, and the Configuration Wizard:

IBM WebSphere Portal V8.5

http://localhost:10039/wps/portal

https://localhost:10042/wps/portal

WebSphere Integrated Solutions Console

http://localhost:10038/ibm/console

https://localhost:10041/ibm/console

Configuration Wizard

http://localhost:10200/ibm/wizard

https://localhost:10202/ibm/wizard

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Published 02/12/2015

Multiple Vulnerabilities in IBM Java SDK affect IBM Notes and Domino

There are multiple vulnerabilities in IBM® SDK Java™ Technology Edition, Version 6 SR16FP7 that is used by IBM Notes and Domino. These issues were disclosed as part of the IBM Java SDK updates in October 2015. They are fixed as part of IBM® SDK Java™ Technology Edition, Version 6 SR16FP15.

See the security bulletim here

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Published 02/12/2015

Packaging the Liberty profile server

A compressed file of your Liberty profile containing a server runtime environment, server configuration, and applications can be created using the included packaging wizard. Because a Liberty profile server is lightweight, it is useful to package up applications and the server in a compressed file. You can then store this package, distribute it to colleagues, use it to deploy the application to a different location or to another machine.

To package your Liberty profile environment:

  1. Stop the server.
  2. Right-click your Liberty profile server, and select Utilities > Package Server.
  3. In the Archive field on the Package Server panel, type a filename and path for your archive package, or click Browse to locate a filename and path. This filename can include a full path name.
  4. In the Include field, select one of these options, depending on what you want in your packaged file:
    • All server content, which includes binary files
    • Only server configuration and applications
  5. Click Finish

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Published 01/12/2015

Route messages to Smart Host

A smart host is a directory server to which SMTP-routed messages are sent when the message recipient cannot be found in the IBM® Lotus® Domino® Directory or other secondary directories configured on the server.

Typically, a smart host is used in organizations that employ multiple mail systems within a single Internet domain. Users on these systems may not be in the Domino Directory. For example, if some users are on a UNIX® sendmail system but their inbound messages are routed through the Domino mail system, you can set up a smart host to ensure proper address resolution.

Last week i need to setup a kind of odd routing.  I need to relay messages sent to Domino users to an Smart Host.  This routing is odd because the users exist on Domino Directory with the same smtp domain.

On the person document set mailsystem to Other Internet Mail and Internet Address and Forward Address to the same address like [email protected].

Configure the Smart Host on the server configuration document

 

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Published 26/11/2015

Setup RFC 822 for outbound SMTP on Domino.

You can have Domino add a phrase to the sender’s address on outbound SMTP mail and specify the name component to use as the address phrase. By default, addresses do not include phrases. If you choose not to support phrase-style addresses, you can specify that Domino remove any user-added phrases in the recipient fields of outbound messages.

You configure this address format using the “RFC822 phrase handling” field in the Configuration Settings document, under the MIME – Advanced – Advanced Outbound Message Options tab.

The Router adds phrases to Internet addresses both when taking the address from a Person document in the Domino Directory and when constructing the address from rules in the Global domain document.

This setting applies to messages sent over SMTP to another host or exported to the IMAP or POP3 service. It does not apply to messages delivered to mail files on the server or messages transferred over IBM® Lotus® Notes® routing.

The options for this field are as follows:

  • Do not add phrase — (Default setting) Outbound mail displays the sending user’s RFC 821 address. The Router permits user-defined phrases in recipient addresses.
  • Use DN as phrase — Constructs an RFC 822-style address using a phrase part derived from the person’s hierarchical, distinguished name; for example, John Jones/Sales/ACME <[email protected]>. The Router permits user-defined phrases in recipient addresses.
  • Use alt. name if available – otherwise DN — If an Alternate name is specified in the user’s Person document, constructs an RFC 822-style address using it as the phrase part; otherwise uses the hierarchical, distinguished name; for example, “John Jones/Sales/ACME” <[email protected]>. The Router permits user-defined phrases in recipient addresses.
  • Remove Phrase – The Router strips user-defined phrases in recipient addresses. Only RFC 821-style addresses are allowed.
  • Use CN as phrase — Constructs an RFC 822-style address using a phrase part derived from the person’s common name; for example, John Jones <[email protected]>. The Router permits user-defined phrases in recipient addresses.

The information above is from the Domino Admin Help.

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Published 23/11/2015

IBM Champions for 2016 is out

Congratulations to all IBM Champions Class 2016. Since the first 50 i was a member of this group.

I will be back! 🙂

Complete list here

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Published 06/11/2015

Change the log language on WebSphere Liberty profile

To change the log language:

Create the file  jvm.options on <install root>/etc/

Add the parameter -Duser.language=en (for english).

Restart the Liberty Server.

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Published 05/11/2015

HTTP response splitting attack in WebSphere Application Server

There is a vulnerability in IBM WebSphere Application Server that could allow an HTTP response splitting attack in Channel.

More information on this link

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Published 26/10/2015

Disabling WebSphere administrative security when admin console is not accessible

  1. <WAS_INSTALL_DIR>/bin/> wsadmin -conntype NONE
  2. wsadmin> securityoff
  3. wsadmin> exit
  4. Restart the servers.
  5. Enable the security from administrative console.
  6. Once the needed corrections are made, you can re-enable security in the admin console and then restart WebSphere.

 

 

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Published 23/10/2015

Security Vulnerability in IBM WebSphere Portal

Several versions of WebSphere Portar are vulnerable.

BM WebSphere Portal could allow a remote attacker to obtain sensitive information, caused by the failure to restrict access to resources located within web applications. An attacker could exploit this vulnerability to obtain configuration data and other sensitive information.

How to fix this vulnerability ? Go to this link from IBM

 

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