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Thursday Nov 05, 2009

Harden OpenSSO By Disabling ssoadm.jsp

Notwithstanding that it is still a secret, we've just added a property that allows you to disable the ssoadm.jsp to harden your system and reduce attack vectors. The property is ssoadm.disabled and can be added with a value of true to the Advanced properties.

  1. Log into the OpenSSO console as administrator.
  2. Click the Configuration tab.
  3. Click the Servers and Sites tab.
  4. Click the Server name in the Servers table.
  5. Click the Advanced tab.
  6. Click Add in the Advanced Properties table.
  7. Enter ssoadm.disabled as the Property Name and true as the Property Value.
  8. Click Save.

You can also add this property as a default setting for future server configurations by clicking the Default Server Settings button under the Servers and Sites tab.

And now here's the only song that I know of that uses the word harden. The video is a live performance of Quarterflash singing (and playing saxophone on) Harden My Heart.

Posted at 04:52PM Nov 05, 2009 by Michael Teger in Sun  |  Comments[0]

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