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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.

When the OutLook Web Access (OWA) server is protected by the Linux Access Gateway, you could face problems if the default rewriter configuration is used. This document outlines a proposed deployment scenario, steps to configure the Linux Access Gateway, test setup used for this document, and known issues.

Updated: When the SharePoint server is protected by the Linux Access Gateway, you could face some problems if the default rewriter configuration is used. This document outlines a proposed deployment scenario, steps to configure Linux Access Gateway and non-browser clients, test setup used for this document, and known issues.

The goal of this document is to show how Novell Access Manager can be configured to authenticate against the ActiveIdentity AAA 6.6 server, as well as detailing the Access Manager troubleshooting options in cases where authentications may fail. We will also cover a high level overview on how to setup the AAA server to verify users and assign tokens to users in eDirectory.

This document describes the source NAT (SNAT) configuration for the Novell SSL VPN server, when full tunnel mode is enabled. Full tunnel mode is a feature announced in the 3.1 SP1 Version of Access Manager. In full tunnel mode, the client connection is completely secure as any traffic initiated at the client is tunneled to SSL VPN server and then directed to the respective networks. While redirecting, SSL VPN server makes use of the source NAT configuration to reach the public and private networks.

Neil Cashell explains how Novell Access Manager can be used to single sign on to Google Apps using SAML2.