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Securing a service
How to enable security on a service?
Steps
- If you want to use Username Token related security scenarios you must create user
groups who are
authorized to access the service. User groups can be created from the system-default
user store or an
external storage. For more details on creating user groups click
here
- If you want to provide X509 related security scenarios, add the trusted certificates
to the system. For
more details click
here
- Go to the "Service Information" page of the particular service.
- Click on "Security" link under "Service Management" page.
- Select "Enable Security" as yes. This will show you a list of available security
scenarios.
- Select the scenario and click on Next. Follow the steps
Figure 1: Enable security
How to disable a security of a service?
Steps
- Go to the "Service Information" page of the particular service.
- Click on "Security" link under "Service Management" page.
- Select "Enable Security" as No. This will disable security.
Security Management - Create New User
Figure 2: Security Management - Create New User
User Management - Create New User
- Go to "Users and Roles" and click on "Users" under "System User Store"
- Click on "Add New User" and give the user name and password.
- To add user roles click next and add the suitable roles to the user and click on
finish.
Users can be added to the system default user store using the UI. Users can be deleted
and their
passwords can be changed.
Figure 3: User Management - Create New User
User Management - Roles - Create New Rolese
- Go to "Users and Roles" and click on "Roles" under "System User Store"
- Click on "Add New Roles" and give the role name and click next.
- Select permissions to add to Role and click on finish.
Figure 4: User roles