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Notes on Portal Component

Notes on Portal Component

Notes on Contents Use

A homepage (Web page) or the individual contents (text, images, music, etc.) on the homepage are copyrighted. Therefore, using these copyrighted materials may infringe the copyright. It is recommended that the permission of the copyright owner is obtained before using the homepage or its contents.

Notes at Logon

When logging on to Portal component, IDs/passwords of common users are sent without being encoded. To improve security, it is recommended that the SSL environment be set up by the WWW server.

For a detailed description of the setup method, refer to the manual for the WWW server to be used.

Notes on Portal Component Server Operating Mode

When opening the Portal component server to the Internet, a secure environment must be built. In such cases, it is recommended that an environment that places the SecurityDirector on DMZ and Portal component on IDC, and connects the access to Portal component via SecurityDirector is built.

Also, always register the Portal component server in the DNS (Domain Name System).

Notes

•DMZ (DeMilitarized Zone)

This is a segment that is separated from the Internet and IDC by a firewall.

•IDC (Internet Data Center)

This is a secure data center connected to the Internet.

Communicate between the Internet zone and DMZ (SecurityDirector) using HTTPS protocol. Only HTTP and HTTPS protocols are valid between DMZ (SecurityDirector) and Portal component.

When opening the Portal component server to the Internet, use the procedure described below to execute file access right commands. This prevents illegal file modification by Windows end users.

(1)Logon to the Windows server using the user ID that installed Portal component.

(2)Confirm that Portal component installation is completed.

(3)Open the command prompt.

The command prompt can be displayed by the following method: Windows® 2000:

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Restrictions on the Component Transaction Service Restrictions on the Component Transaction ServiceRestrictions on the Database Linkage Service Restrictions on the Locale of Languages15 Restrictions on the Locale of Languages Restrictions on the Jndi Restrictions on the InfoDirectory Administration Tool16 Restrictions on the InfoDirectory Administration Tool Restrictions on InfoDirectory18 Restrictions on JDK/JRE Restrictions on JDK/JRERestrictions on the Portal Component Restrictions on Scripts in Contents20 Restrictions on the Alternative Logon Function Restrictions on the Alternative Logon Function21 Restrictions on the Load Distribution Environment Restrictions on Using Netscape 4.6/4.722 Restrictions on Using Netscape 4.6/4.7 Restrictions on the Load Distribution Environment24 Access from PC to Secure Site Https Access from PC to Secure Site HttpsRestrictions on Using the Brick Automatic Update Function 23 Restrictions on Using Web USP26 Restrictions on Other Functions Restrictions on Other FunctionsRestrictions Chapter About the Cross-Site Scripting Problem Common Notes for InterstageAbout Netscape Using the Jsse Function CountermeasuresSecurity Information InfoDirectory Monitor Screen ColorsApplicable Functions J2EE common resourcesSetting Port Numbers Used for Individual Services Services/Functions for Which Port Numbers are SetService Name Port Number Setting Location Function Name Service Name Port Number Setting Location Function Name Service Name Port Number Setting Location Function Name Service Name Port Number Setting Location Function Name Version Level of Each Service Performing the Operation Starting and Stopping Services Dealing with Abnormal Command TerminationPage Authority to Use the Interstage Http Server When operating the J2EE application client J2EE Application OperationJava VM heap area size calculation Use of the J2EE Management Tool or J2EE Deployment Tool V6.0 Servlet Service Servlet Service Execution EnvironmentExecution 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