Encounters with GET and POST

Tivoli Access Manager for e-business (TAMeb) is a web security solution for HTTP/HTTPS traffic. This blog is about TAMeb.

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"How many apples fell on Newtons head before he took the hint." Robert Frost

Dale: Gen-Y'ers are strange. They carry a bag of games and have a reason why each is great. Plowing through one after another from start to finish, they use collaboration sites to keep moving. I'm a Boomer/Gen-Xer hybrid. I play a level over and over, discovering nuances and the developers' thinking. Depth is intriguing and breadth is leveraged to go deeper. While Gen-Yers skim the surface of the waters, rushing far and wide, I explore hidden wonders beneath. This blog is dedicated to what I find in my reality game.

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Validation of WebSEAL instance restarts

Never, never, never rely on the 'pdweb status' command to confirm that a WebSEAL instance has restarted correctly. A status of '...
Introduction to pdadmin

pdadmin is the command line console for TAMeb administration. Its GUI counterpart is the Web Portal Manager (WPM). pdadmin is available ...
WebSEAL Traces

Customers have only one complaint when they click 'submit' on the login page and the application request fails: they can't log ...
Importing Groups into TAMeb using pdadmin

A group must be ‘imported’ before it can be used to secure access to web applications secured by TAMeb. ‘Imported’ is in quotations becaus...
Recommended: Read

I don't provide a reading list. If I did, it would be long and there is a large chance your eyes would glaze over. The most valuable re...
From my White Board Collection

Yes, they really said it, and all on the same project. Support engineer of a major (global) vendor, after we ran a command at his directio...
Introduction to Tivoli Access Manager for e-business

TAMeb provides policy-based security to a Web environment. It secures HTTP and HTTPS traffic by § mapping to an identity in an LDAP or U...
Advent -- The Non-Video Game

A long, long time ago, in the fateful year of 1984, I purchased my first computer -- a 30 lb. Compaq luggable. The keyboard snapped to the ...

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