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–p
port
TCP
port
of
the
back-end
third-party
server.
Default
is
80
for
TCP
junctions;
443
for
SSL
junctions.
–q
location
Relative
path
for
query_contents
script.
By
default,
Access
Manager
looks
for
query_contents
in
/cgi_bin/.
If
this
directory
is
different
or
the
query_contents
file
name
is
different,
use
this
option
to
indicate
to
WebSEAL
the
new
URL
to
the
file.
Required
for
back-end
Windows
servers.
–r
Insert
incoming
IP
address
in
HTTP
header
across
the
junction.
–R
Allow
denied
requests
and
failure
reason
information
from
authorization
rules
to
proceed
across
the
junction.
–s
Specifies
that
the
junction
should
support
stateful
applications.
By
default,
junctions
are
not
stateful.
–T
resource/
resource-group
Name
of
GSO
resource
or
resource
group.
Required
for
and
used
only
with
–b
gso
option.
–u
UUID
Specifies
the
UUID
of
a
back-end
server
connected
to
WebSEAL
via
a
stateful
junction
(–s).
–v
virtual-host-name[:port]
Virtual
host
name
represented
on
the
back-end
server.
This
option
supports
a
virtual
host
setup
on
the
back-end
server.
You
use
–v
when
the
back-end
junction
server
expects
a
host
name
header
because
you
are
junctioning
to
one
virtual
instance
of
that
server.
The
default
HTTP
header
request
from
the
browser
does
not
know
that
the
back-end
server
has
multiple
names
and
multiple
virtual
servers.
You
must
configure
WebSEAL
to
supply
that
extra
header
information
in
requests
destined
for
a
back-end
server
set
up
as
a
virtual
host.
–w
Win32
filesystem
support.
Junction
fairness
–l
percent-value
Defines
the
soft
limit
for
consumption
of
worker
threads.
–L
percent-value
Defines
the
hard
limit
for
consumption
of
worker
threads.
LTPA
junctions
–A
Enable
and
disable
LTPA
junctions.
–F
″keyfile″
Location
of
key
file
used
to
encrypt
LTPA
cookie
data.
–Z
″keyfile-password″
Password
for
the
key
file
WebSEAL-to-WebSEAL
SSL
junctions
–C
Mutual
authentication
between
a
front-end
WebSEAL
server
and
a
back-end
WebSEAL
server
over
SSL.
Requires
–t
ssl
or
–t
sslproxy
type.
Forms
single
sign-on
–S
config-file
Location
of
forms
single
sign-on
configuration
file.
Local
junction
options
(use
with
–t
local)
–d
dir
Local
directory
to
junction.
**Required.**
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IBM
Tivoli
Access
Manager
for
e-business:
WebSEAL
Administration
Guide