From the Domains screen, click the Consumer domain link.The Customer role is shown under the Consumer domain link when clicked.Įnabling Self-Registration Using the Membership Moduleįigure 2-2 Authentication Module List Window The Domain screen is redisplayed with the added domain link shown with the domain specified at installation. Following the prompt indicating that the new domain and role have been created, click the Continue button.In the Default Role for this Domain field, type Customer.Type Consumer in the New Domain Name field.The Add New Domain window is displayed as shown in "Add New Domain Link" on page 43. Click Manage Domains from the left panel of the display.Log in to the console as the Super Administrator.To enable a fundamental business-to-consumer portal that allows users to self-register, perform the following steps. Enabling self-registration through the membership module.The creation of a business to consumer portal includes, (but is not limited to), the following tasks: Configuring the Virtual VPN (Netlet) for TCP application access.Enabling an authentication method for the domain.Creating a domain specific to your employees.The business to employee facing portal inclues the following tasks: Disabling access to intranet applications and resources.Configuring policy for access to the portal and resources.Configuring self-registration for new consumers.Creating a role for the consumer profiles.Creating a domain specific to the consumers.The business to consumer facing portal includes the following tasks: See Setting Up a Delegated Administrator. The Super Administrator can create a Domain Administrator to delegate administration tasks and activities for his or her assigned domain. Also, for convenience, the tasks of maintaining roles and users (moving and deleting) are included following setting up a domain administrator. To create a Domain Administrator, refer to "Setting Up a Delegated Administrator" on page 69. No domain admin role or user can be assigned to more than domain. However, domain admin roles and users are assigned to one domain only.
For each domain, there can be one or more domain admin roles or users. Portions of setting up a multi-domain portal can be done by a delegated Domain Administrator. The tasks described are to be performed by the Super Administrator unless otherwise noted. In this case, the portal will consist of two domains one for a business to consumer (b-c) solution and one for a business to employee (b-e) solution. This chapter is provided to quickly become productive in setting up and managing a corporate intranet portal using iPlanet Portal Server. IPlanet Portal Server Administration Guide IPlanet Portal Server Administration Guide: Chapter 2 Creating A Multi-Domain Portal Previous Contents Index
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