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I am using LDAP authentication mechanism for my application running in WAS.
To enable LDAP authentication for my application i have to enable global security in the WAS console. Once i enable this, to login into the WAS console i have to use the userId and password i specified for the LDAP settings.
Is there any way of setting a userId and password for WAS console different from the ones set to access the LDAP server and still enable global security?

Also how can single sign-on be implemented?
 
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My book has some info on this. See also:

http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0409_botzum/0409_botzum.html
 
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