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Cognos ReportNetTM Installation and Configuration Guide

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Chapter 4: Configuring ReportNet<br />

Ensure that you configured ReportNet to use a <strong>Cognos</strong> Series 7 namespace as an<br />

authentication provider (p. 42).<br />

Steps for ReportNet<br />

1. On the computer where Content Manager is installed, start <strong>Cognos</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong>.<br />

2. In the Explorer window, under Security, Authentication, click the <strong>Cognos</strong> Series 7<br />

namespace.<br />

3. In the Properties window, under Cookie settings, ensure that the Path, Domain <strong>and</strong><br />

Secure flag enabled properties match the settings configured for <strong>Cognos</strong> Series 7.<br />

Steps for <strong>Cognos</strong> Series 7<br />

1. Start <strong>Configuration</strong> Manager.<br />

2. Click Open the current configuration.<br />

3. On the Components tab, in the Explorer window, exp<strong>and</strong> Services, Access Manager -<br />

Runtime <strong>and</strong> click Cookie Settings.<br />

4. In the Properties window, ensure that the Path, Domain <strong>and</strong> Secure Flag Enabled<br />

properties match the settings configured for ReportNet.<br />

Configure Cryptographic Settings<br />

ReportNet requires a cryptographic provider; otherwise it will not run.<br />

You can configure cryptographic <strong>and</strong> cryptographic provider settings, including the following:<br />

• advanced algorithms<br />

These include signing, digest, <strong>and</strong> confidentiality algorithms.<br />

• common symmetric key store (CSK) properties<br />

The CSK is used by ReportNet components to encrypt <strong>and</strong> decrypt data.<br />

• signing key store properties<br />

The signing key pair includes the private key used to generate the digital signature <strong>and</strong> the<br />

public key used to verify authenticity.<br />

• encryption key store properties<br />

The encryption key pair includes the private key used to encrypt data <strong>and</strong> the public key<br />

used to decrypt data.<br />

ReportNet requires a cryptographic provider. By default, the cryptographic provider for<br />

ReportNet uses keys up to 40 bits in length for data encryption <strong>and</strong> secure sockets layer (SSL)<br />

protocol. You can configure other cryptographic providers which use key sizes greater than 40<br />

bits, such as the Enhanced Encryption Module for OpenSSL or the Enhanced Encryption<br />

Module for Entrust, available from <strong>Cognos</strong>. For more information, see the Enhanced Encryption<br />

Module for OpenSSL <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> or the Enhanced Encryption Module<br />

for Entrust <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>.<br />

Steps for Cryptographic Settings<br />

1. Start <strong>Cognos</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong>.<br />

2. In the Explorer window, under Security, click Cryptography.<br />

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