Lotus Domino Error Loading Web Sso Configuration

when using Internet Sites ltpa token; single sign on; error loading sso configuration; load http Technote (FAQ) Question Setting up Single Sign-On (SSO) for a Lotus Domino server requires the use of a Web SSO Configuration document. There are two ways of creating a Web SSO Configuration document: 1. Using the "Web Server Configurations" view (compatible with Domino R5 servers) 2. Using the "Internet Sites" view of Domino 6 (available for Domino 6 and Domino 7 servers) You create a Web SSO Configuration document using Internet Sites, including creating the Web Site document and enabling the use of Internet Site documents on the Basics tab of the Server document. When you restart the HTTP task after these changes, however, you see the following error: "HTTP Server: Error loading Web SSO configuration 'LtpaToken' (Single Sign-On configuration is invalid)." Therefore, SSO is not functioning. Or you may find that even though the error appears on the server console, users can authenticate as expected. Answer This issue has been reported to Quality Engineering as SPR# DMEA5E2RBA; there are no plans to address the issue in the current release. The error occurs if you previously configured SSO in the Server document and Domino applies this setting, instead of ignoring this hidden field once Internet Sites is enabled. To work around the issue, take the following steps to reset the field in the Server document: 1. On the Basics tab of the Server document, for the "Load Internet Configurations from Server\Internet Sites document" field, select Disabled. 2. Now go to the Internet Protocols -> Domino Web Engine tab. The field "Session Authentication" should now be visible. Make sure this is set to Disabled. 3. Save the Server document. 4. Return to the Basics tab, and switch "Load Internet Configurations from Server\Internet Sites document" to Enabled. 5. Save and close the Server document. Start the HTTP task. This procedure ensures that the Domino server uses the Web SSO Configuration in the Internet Sites view, instead of looking in the Web Configurations view. Supporting Information: When you use the Internet Sites for SSO, the Domino server uses the configuration settings for session authentication from the Web Site document in the Internet Sites view. The settings for session authentication in the Server document no longer apply, so those fields are hidden when you enable Internet Sites. As noted above, the problem is that the server does not disregard the hidden fi

Error loading HTTP task " Single Sign-On configuration is invalid"; web sso; single sign-on; server; load; error message; web server; domain; configuration document; server document Technote (troubleshooting) Problem In Lotus Domino, you configure Single Sign-on (SSO) for all servers in your domain. When you load the HTTP task on a server, you are presented with the follwing error message: "Single Sign-On configuration is invalid". Cause Multiple SSO documents with the same name. Diagnosing the problem Log extract: 09:12:21 http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21106654 HTTP Server: Restarting 09:12:29 HTTP Server: Error loading Web SSO Configuration 'LtpaToken' (Single Sign-On configuration is invalid) 09:12:32 HTTP Server: Restarted From examining the server names.nsf, there are two SSO documents with the same name "Ltpa Token". Resolving the problem With multiple SSO documents, there must be different names for the tokens or you must have a specific http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21316493 Web server configuration for the server. Example: 1. Web SSO from Internet Sites view. From the Domino Administrator, click Configuration > Web > Internet Sites.This shows the use of the Organization field populated with a group name. 2. In the Server document, "Load internet configurations from Server\Internet Sites documents" field is set to Disabled. 3. The Organization field should be blank if "Load internet configurations from Server\Internet Sites documents" is set to Disabled. 4. An entry is required only when the "Load internet configurations from Server\Internet Sites documents" field is set to Enabled. This server should not be included in this token or set to Enabled for "Load internet configurations from Server\Internet Sites documents" in the server. Document information More support for: IBM Domino Web Server Software version: 6.0, 7.0, 8.0 Operating system(s): AIX, Linux, Solaris, Windows Software edition: Enterprise Reference #: 1316493 Modified date: 25 September 2008 Site availability Site assistance Contact and feedback Need support? Submit feedback to IBM Support 1-800-IBM-7378 (USA) Directory of worldwide contacts Contact Privacy Terms of use Accessibility

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