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One of the great features of Novell Access Manager is the integrated single sign-on capability from Microsoft Active Directory (AD) domain member workstations. Through the use of Kerberos and the Simple and Protected GSS-API Negotiation Mechanism (SPNEGO), the Access Manager Identity Server (IdS) can seamlessly authenticate a Windows desktop.

In this AppNote, Bart Andries explains how to configure SSO securely, with a combination of the NMAS Toolkit and his custom Java Data Injection module.

SSLVPN – KIOSK mode connection fails when trying to use a https connection. With a http connection it is working fine. Here is a solution from Shashikala BV.

Find out how you can add the OpenID authentication capability to your Novell Access Manager. The OpenID authentication is implemented as an Authentication Class of NAM and will work on Novell AccessManager version 3.1 SP1 IR1 or later.

This authentication class provides the OpenID authentication capabilities to Novell AccessManager. This class has the capabilities of LDAP Attribute mapping and auto provisioning of LDAP attribute for mapping the OpenID user with the AccessManager local user. When such mapping is done, Access Manager authorization policies can be applied for OpenID users.

Are you using Novell Access Manager so that your users can access internal Web-based resources with a single login? Does anyone occasionally forget their password and call the help desk to have it reset? I have to admit I have forgotten my password, but I didn't have to call my help desk. I was able to reset it myself through my web browser with a link on my NAM login page. How would you like to add the same feature to your Novell Access Manager implementation? You can do it with Novell software that you probably already own. If so, this article is for you.