ISAM Appliances (or containers) have plenty of audit features that all serve their own special purpose. For Reverse Proxies there is native auditing (a logging engine that lives in the WebSEAL process itself) which can optionally send data to a remote syslog server. Refence: Native Security Access Manager Auditing There is a Remote Syslog Forwarding […]
By default ISAM (IBM Security Access Manager) relies on the browsers accept-language header setting, for deciding which language to return certain management pages (e.g pkms* pages) and messages in. Reference: The accept-language HTTP header There are probably a number of ways to customize or develop a solution that takes into account a ‘user-selected’ language. (meaning: […]
This is a repost of a blogpost I made some time ago. Since the time of originally posting this, the blog has been removed. The issue described below has to do with IBM’s Federated SSO product – Tivoli Federated Identity Manager – aka TFIM. Since the release of ISAM v9 (IBM Security Access […]