Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Chapter 1. Introduction to WebSphere Portal V4.1 -- 1.1 WebSphere Portal Enable -- 1.2 WebSphere Portal Extend -- 1.3 WebSphere Portal Experience -- 1.4 Industry impact and acceptance -- Chapter 2. The WebSphere Portal architecture -- 2.1 WebSphere Portal software topology -- 2.2 WebSphere Portal architecture -- 2.3 Operational aspects -- Chapter 3. WebSphere Portal prerequisites and planning -- 3.1 WebSphere Portal offerings and CDs -- 3.1.1 Portal capabilities and components -- 3.1.2 Content of the CD set -- 3.2 WebSphere Portal for Windows 2000 prerequisites -- 3.2.1 Hardware requirements -- 3.2.2 Software requirements -- 3.2.3 Pre-installed components -- 3.3 WebSphere Portal for Linux prerequisites -- 3.3.1 Uninstall Linux LDAP package -- 3.3.2 Memory requirements -- 3.3.3 Disk space -- 3.3.4 Network configuration -- 3.3.5 Hardware requirements -- 3.3.6 Configuring the Linux kernel -- 3.4 WebSphere Portal for AIX prerequisites -- 3.4.1 Hardware -- 3.4.2 Software level -- 3.4.3 Remote display -- 3.4.4 Description of how to set up AIX 5.1 prerequisites -- 3.5 Deploying WebSphere Portal in a production environment -- 3.6 Planning: general considerations -- 3.6.1 Installing the Loopback Adapter -- 3.6.2 Network requirements -- 3.6.3 Installation options -- 3.6.4 Installation planning worksheets -- Chapter 4. WebSphere Portal Setup Manager -- 4.1 Installing with Setup Manager -- 4.2 Setup Manager pre-installation -- 4.2.1 Starting with Setup Manager -- 4.2.2 The IBMWPO directory -- 4.2.3 IBM Cross Platform Technologies -- 4.3 Determining the type of install -- 4.4 Installation configuration -- 4.4.1 IBM HTTP Server -- 4.4.2 DB2 Universal Database -- 4.4.3 IBM SecureWay.

4.4.4 WebSphere Application Server -- 4.4.5 Personalization -- 4.4.6 WebSphere Portal -- 4.4.7 Lotus Domino Server -- 4.4.8 Web Content Publisher -- 4.4.9 Lotus Sametime -- 4.4.10 Lotus Collaboration -- 4.4.11 Summary -- 4.5 Installation -- Chapter 5. WebSphere Portal: Windows installation with Setup Manager -- 5.1 General considerations -- 5.1.1 Prerequisites check before installation -- 5.1.2 Installing Loopback Adapter (optional) -- 5.2 Installing WebSphere Portal with SecureWay using the Setup Manager -- 5.2.1 Installation topology -- 5.2.2 Starting WebSphere Portal Setup Manager -- 5.2.3 IBM Cross Platform Technologies for Windows V2.0 -- 5.2.4 Secureway LDAP -- 5.2.5 IBM HTTP Server -- 5.2.6 DB2 Universal Database -- 5.2.7 SecureWay Directory Server -- 5.2.8 WebSphere Application Server -- 5.2.9 WebSphere Personalization Server -- 5.2.10 WebSphere Portal -- 5.2.11 Installation procedure -- 5.3 Installing WebSphere Portal on Windows 2000 with Domino LDAP using the Setup Manager -- 5.3.1 Prerequisites -- 5.3.2 Removing Lotus Notes clients -- 5.3.3 Installing DB2, IBM HTTP Server and WebSphere Application Server -- 5.3.4 Generating keys in WebSphere Application Server -- 5.3.5 Install Domino components -- 5.3.6 Configuring Domino Administration client -- 5.3.7 Configuring WebSphere Application Server security -- 5.3.8 Configuring Domino for WebSphere Portal -- 5.3.9 Installing WebSphere Portal -- 5.3.10 Verifying the WebSphere portal install -- 5.4 Installing WebSphere Portal with Active Directory using the Setup Manager -- 5.4.1 WebSphere Portal with Active Directory using Setup Manager -- 5.5 Testing for successful installation -- 5.5.1 Checking the installation log file -- 5.5.2 Testing steps -- 5.6 Common installation questions -- 5.7 Post-installation instructions -- 5.7.1 WebSphere Application Server -- 5.7.2 SecureWay Directory.

5.7.3 Changing passwords -- 5.8 Uninstalling WebSphere Portal -- Chapter 6. WebSphere Portal: Windows manual installation -- 6.1 Installation overview -- 6.2 Server environment -- 6.3 DB2 Universal Database V7.2 installation -- 6.3.1 DB2 Universal Database V7.2 Fixpack installation -- 6.4 WebSphere Application Server V4.0 and IBM HTTP Server installation -- 6.4.1 Upgrade the DB2 JDBC drivers -- 6.4.2 WebSphere Application Server 4.0 FixPack2 installation -- 6.4.3 IBM SecureWay V3.2.2 installation -- 6.4.4 IBM SecureWay Directory administration -- 6.4.5 Importing the Portal Server LDIF file -- 6.5 WebSphere Portal install using IBM SecureWay Directory -- 6.5.1 Deploying base portlets -- 6.6 Personalization -- 6.7 WebSphere Portal install using Lotus Domino LDAP Directory -- 6.7.1 Prerequisites -- 6.7.2 Begin WebSphere installation -- 6.7.3 Domino installation -- 6.7.4 Configure the Domino Server -- 6.7.5 Install a Domino Administration Client -- 6.7.6 Configure the Administration client -- 6.7.7 Create required users and configuration for LDAP -- 6.7.8 Configure server for LDAP -- 6.7.9 Install WebSphere Personalization -- 6.7.10 Configure Global Security on WebSphere -- 6.7.11 Configure Single Sign-On in Domino -- 6.7.12 Install WebSphere Portal using Domino LDAP -- 6.7.13 Test WebSphere with Domino LDAP -- 6.8 WebSphere Portal install using Microsoft Active Directory -- 6.8.1 Installing Active Directory -- 6.8.2 Installing Windows 2000 Support and Administration tools -- 6.8.3 Validating the domain and DNS install -- 6.8.4 Configuring Active Directory -- 6.8.5 Install WebSphere Portal using Active Directory -- 6.8.6 Testing considerations -- Chapter 7. WebSphere Portal: Linux installation -- 7.1 WebSphere Portal installation overview -- 7.2 Sample two-tier installation with Setup Manager -- 7.2.1 Installing the LDAP Server.

7.2.2 WebSphere Portal installation -- 7.3 Verifying product installation -- 7.3.1 Checking the installation log file -- 7.4 A sample single-tier installation with Setup Manager -- 7.5 Sample single-tier installation without Setup Manager -- 7.5.1 Installing and configuring DB2 -- 7.5.2 Installing and configuring Domino LDAP -- 7.5.3 Installing and configuring IBM HTTP Server -- 7.5.4 Installing and configuring WebSphere Application Server -- 7.5.5 Installing and configuring WebSphere Personalization -- 7.5.6 Installing and configuring WebSphere Portal -- Chapter 8. WebSphere Portal: AIX installation -- 8.1 Pre-installation tasks -- 8.1.1 Installation planning worksheet -- 8.1.2 Consideration for LDAP -- 8.2 WebSphere Portal installation using Setup Manager -- 8.2.1 Information collection for WebSphere Portal installation -- 8.2.2 IBM HTTP Server configuration -- 8.2.3 IBM SecureWay Directory Server configuration -- 8.2.4 WebSphere Application Server configuration -- 8.2.5 Personalization Server configuration -- 8.2.6 WebSphere Portal configuration -- 8.2.7 Final configuration steps -- 8.2.8 WebSphere Portal installation process -- 8.3 Post-installation tasks -- 8.3.1 DB2 Universal Database -- 8.3.2 WebSphere Application Server -- 8.3.3 SecureWay Directory -- 8.4 Installing WebSphere Portal in a non-graphical environment -- 8.4.1 Installation and setup of WebSphere Portal prerequisites -- 8.4.2 Silent installation of WebSphere Portal -- 8.4.3 Required WebSphere Portal add-ons -- 8.5 Changing passwords -- 8.5.1 Change password for wpsadmin -- 8.5.2 Change password for wpsbind -- 8.5.3 Change password for the DB2 user wasuser -- 8.5.4 Change password for LDAP Admin user cn=ldapadmin -- 8.5.5 Change password for the users ldapdb2, ldap -- 8.5.6 Change password for the users db2as, db2fenc1, db2inst1 -- 8.5.7 Change password for the user httpd.

8.5.8 Change LTPA password of Application Server Security -- Chapter 9. Performance -- 9.1 Configuration of WebSphere Portal -- 9.1.1 Modifying property files -- 9.1.2 Managing portal logging -- 9.2 Improving portlet performance -- 9.2.1 Programming portlets -- 9.2.2 Administration of portlets -- 9.3 Cloning -- 9.4 Tuning WebSphere Portal components -- Chapter 10. Problem determination -- 10.1 Testing your WebSphere Portal installation -- 10.1.1 Hello World -- 10.1.2 New user -- Appendix A. db2admin and wasadmin user IDs -- A.1 Create the db2admin user for DB2 -- A.2 Create wasadmin for WebSphere Application Server -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- Related publications -- IBM Redbooks -- Other resources -- Referenced Web sites -- How to get IBM Redbooks -- IBM Redbooks collections -- Index -- Back cover.