Portal and role based access

We have a requirement to provide role based access to our portal. Employees require full portal access, partners require access to specific applications and resources, while guests should be provided access only to the Internet. People suggested SSL VPN from vendors like Array Networks, Juniper, Portwise etc.
We are trying to kind of use our portal as a web VPN. Also we wanted to use strong access control.... Are there any ideas other than using SSL VPN's.
-thanks

1. You can configure your portal on HTTPS (SSL). That keeps it on secure SSL layer.
2. Have SSO to distinguish between authenticated_users (logged in users like your employees, partners, etc) and un-authenticated_users (Guest).
3. Use Groups for translating roles for your users. i.e., Make Groups for your users based on what you called as roles in your message.
4. Assign access privileges available in portals for pages and portal objects according to your needs to these Groups.
I dont think VPN will be needed when you are having an extranet-portal (as you hinted internet for guests).
You can have a darn strong access control using this mechanism.
hope that helps!
AMN

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I'm having a problem with forms Role Based Access.
We have two databases, one in London and one in Zurich. We have installed
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Role Based Access Control in Java

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Dave

Hi David,
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Brenden,
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http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/collateral/papers/10g/adfstrutsj2eesec.pdf --> a whitepaper I've written about J2EE security for Web applications written with Struts and JavaServer pages. You may not be able to use all of it, but its a good source of information.
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I am starting to apply the access permissions for new users as being set by admin. I am choosing Role Based Access Control for this task.
Can you please share the best practices or any built-in feature in JSF to achieve my goal?
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Hi,
The macro pattern is my work. I've received a lot of help from forums as this one and from the Java developers community in general and I am very happy to help others and share my work.
Regarding the architect responsibility of defining the pages according to the roles that have access to them : there is the enterprise.software infrastructure.facade
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To run OHS at port 80 using solaris role based access control

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I already know & have done setuid root to ohs/bin/.apachectl to allow ohs to listen to port 80. Now on a new OFM 11.1.1.4 install, I want to use Solaris Role Based Access Control (RBAC) instead. Is it possible? RBAC does work as I can run a home built apache2 httpd at port 80 withOUT suid root.
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failed as below with nothing showing in the diag logs:
opmnctl startproc: starting opmn managed processes...
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opmn id=truffle:6701
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ias-instance id=asinst_1
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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ohs1/OHS/OHS/
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Just to add my two cents here.
The commando used on Solaris to assign the right privilege to bind TCP ports < 1024 is:
# usermod -K defaultpriv=basic,*net_privaddr* <your_user_name>
Restart the opmnctl daemond.
After that OHS/Apache user can bind to lower TCP ports.
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Role Based Access in Struts

Hi,
I wanted to know how to include Role Based Access in my Struts application.
Does Struts provide any mechanism to accomplish it?
If yes then,how can it be done
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kurt

Hi Velu,
Yes, this is exactly what Access Manager (now called OpenSSO, btw) can do.
In your first use case, you would simply create two policies. The first one would allow only users in the admin group access to the admin application (e.g. https://someserver.example.com/admin/*). The second would allow users in the employee group access to the remaining two applications (e.g. https://someserver.example.com/app1/*, https://someotherserver.example.com/app2/*).
In your second use case, the policies would be similar - first policy would allow users in the admin group to access https://someserver.example.com/app3/*, second policy would allow users in the employee group to access only https://someserver.example.com/app3/employees/*.
Cheers,
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In GRC AC 5.3 Firefighter, security guide, there are two sections for role design,
1. Firefighter Role based Administration
2. Firefighter ID based Administration
Can someone explain what is the difference between the two?
I have read the documentation, but it does not have a clear description of the
differences between the two.
Please help.
Thanks

HI Prakash,
Though both of them eventually achieve the same function, that is giving access rights to the user for a certain period under monitring these differ based on the following:
1. Firefighter Role based Administration
You identlfy a particular role as a firefighter role and give it to the user.
2. Firefighter ID based Administration
You create a separate user altogether and give the normal dialog user, the access to this user's authorization.
For the implication that both of these have and the differences or comparisons between using 1 & 2, I would suggest you do a bit of Mock testing for both of these. Also, there are a lot of posts related to this on the forum already, which you can refer to, for getting a more detailed idea on this topic. Unlimately, it depends on organization to organization which methodology they folow as per what suits them, according to features which both have. But generally what is preferred is Number 2.
Regards,
Hersh.

Weblogic security & EJB role based access

How does (or not) weblogic security tie into the EJB notion of role based
control ? Can we create a 'custom' security mechanism for EJB (which
basically uses the EJB facilities but extends it within the application) by
using custom weblogic realms ?
Thanks
Raju

Thanks !
"Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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r <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>
Here are some more specific questions around an 'example' scenario:
The application has an entity bean 'Account' that can be accessed by the
roles 'Bank Employee' and 'Customer'
'Bank Employee' can execute the 'getBalance()' and 'placeOnHold()'
methods on the 'Account' bean
'Customer' can execute the 'withdraw()', 'deposit()', and'getBalance()'
methods on the 'Account' bean
These permissions are set up through the deployment descriptor by
mapping
the 'Bank Employee' and 'Customer' roles
to the particular bean methods that the role should be given access to.
1. How does weblogic provide the facility to map the EJB deployment
descriptor
<security-role> to a particular weblogic principal (user orgroup)
Or, should I say, how do I map the user or group to a
deployment-descriptor defined role?In the deployment tool, once in the jar select the 'Security' item,create
an application role (in your case it is probably best to create 2 security
roles - the bank employee role refering to the bank employee group (usethe
'in role' checkboxes, and the customer role refering to the customergroup -
there may at some point be use for an allUsers role, which includes both
groups, maybe not. What I am saying is that a role is made of a one ormore
of Principals - in our case groups)
In the Account Bean select the method permissions item, and create amethod
permission perm-0, select the perm-0 item that has just popped up in the
left hand window, tick the box for placeOnHold(), and the boxes for<remote>
and <home> one level deeper than this in the tree (as an aside, I have
absolutely no idea why there would be a 'home' box here, ho hum). Selectthe
'bank employee' 'can invoke' tickbox
Create perm-1, and do what you did above for 'withdraw()' and 'deposit()'
methods, and the 'customer' tickbox
I believe the documents say you would have to set up another permission to
allow both groups access to the getBalance method, but in practive Ihaven't
found this the case.
The documentation for this is at
http://www.weblogic.com/docs51/classdocs/API_ejb/EJB_deploy.html#1102211
(or
search for 'Deploying EJBs with DeployerTool'
2. Are there any administrative tools provided by weblogic to do
this
mapping ?The deployer tool. Otherwise I think it's the acse of writing your own xml
files
3. How much effort & complexity is involved in creating a custom
realm
Hmmm, depends - you could have the RDBMSRealm that is provided in'examples'
in half an hour or so (there is a problem with one of the RDBMSUser's
methods - getUserType or something like that - the solution can be foundin
the newsgroups if you search), the same is probably true of the LDAPRealm,
NTRealm etc (although I have never used these).
Which one you choose depends on what equipment you have available,although
I would say that the RDBMSRealm canuse a lot of optimisation
Thanks,Welcome
Raju
"Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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The Principals (i.e. groups and users) from your custom realm are used
to
define application roles for the EJBs, but, as far as I am aware youcannot
use a custom implementation for the ACLs for EJBs
terry
r <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
How does (or not) weblogic security tie into the EJB notion of rolebased
control ? Can we create a 'custom' security mechanism for EJB (which
basically uses the EJB facilities but extends it within the
application)
by
using custom weblogic realms ?
Thanks
Raju

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line vty 5 14
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transport input ssh
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ntp clock-period 36028961
ntp server 10.10.1.33
ntp server 10.10.1.34
end
Thanks!!!!

DBelt --
Hopefully this example suffices.
Setup
SQL> CREATE USER test IDENTIFIED BY test;
User created.
SQL> GRANT CREATE SESSION TO test;
Grant succeeded.
SQL> GRANT CREATE PROCEDURE TO test;
Grant succeeded.
SQL> CREATE ROLE test_role;
Role created.
SQL> GRANT CREATE SEQUENCE TO test_role;
Grant succeeded.
SQL> GRANT test_role TO test;
logged on as Test
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE definer_rights_test
2 AS
3          PROCEDURE test_sequence;
4 END definer_rights_test;
5 /
Package created.
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY definer_rights_test
2 AS
3          PROCEDURE test_sequence
4          AS
5          BEGIN
6                  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'CREATE SEQUENCE test_seq';
7          END;
8 END definer_rights_test;
9 /
Package body created.
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE invoker_rights_test
2 AUTHID CURRENT_USER
3 AS
4          PROCEDURE test_sequence;
5 END invoker_rights_test;
6 /
Package created.
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY invoker_rights_test
2 AS
3          PROCEDURE test_sequence
4          AS
5          BEGIN
6                  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'CREATE SEQUENCE test_seq';
7          END;
8 END invoker_rights_test;
9 /
Package body created.
SQL> EXEC definer_rights_test.test_sequence;
BEGIN definer_rights_test.test_sequence; END;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
ORA-06512: at "TEST.DEFINER_RIGHTS_TEST", line 7
ORA-06512: at line 1
SQL> EXEC invoker_rights_test.test_sequence;
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> SELECT test_seq.NEXTVAL from dual;
             NEXTVAL
                   1

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Would these statements about RBAC and FIM (not BHOLD) be true:
RBAC in FIM Sync is essentially governed by the built-in FIM Groups (e.g. FIMSyncAdmins, etc)
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