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Thanks again!
Dan
We were trying to set up different authentication mechanisms for internal and external users. The solution involved creating another virtual host and changing policy.properties in the SSO server so that external users were redirected to Oracle Identity Federation and internal users were redirected to the Oracle SSO login dialog.
We ran into problems because of the error in the documentation that you mentioned. Thanks for pointing that out, and for providing a good example of how to configure the webcache properly.
Great bloggin DAN!!
Br
Joao
Dan
yup, my computer reboots after it displays the "port 7778 is not listening". i already fixed the problem on rebooting itself but still, the port 7778 is still their and i cant connect my pc/server to other workstations and to the internet. T_T
I am trying to do exaclty the same configuration for Portal with one virtual host but although I can access the portal from the main setup URL, when I try to access it from the Virtual Host , I get this error:
You cannot access this screen because the enabler configuration is missing. (WWC-41974)
This was also the error I was geting with the default Oracle documentation, but at that case when I accessed first the Portal from the virtual host URL, then also the main URL didn't work. So I guess following your config, I solved the problem with the different versions / virtual host.
I guess I am doing something wrong with the SSO registration...
Any ideas would be very welcome and helpful.
Thanks for your blog post anyway!
Thanks