Enabling a Security Profile
Enable a security profile for Integration Server using a system environment variable.
When you enable a security profile, a set of security-related server configuration parameters change. To know about the security settings that can be configured using a profile and the differences between the profiles, see
Differences Between Security Profiles.
Note:
Enabling a security profile can introduce breaking changes in an existing implementation. To minimize potential disruptions in existing integrations, see
Impact Analysis of Using a Security Profile before enabling a profile.
To enable a security profile
1. Add the WM_IS_SECURITY_PROFILE environment variable to the Integration Server environment that you want to secure, and assign DEV or PROD as the value to the variable. Refer the documentation for your operating system to find instructions on adding an environment variable.
If you are running Integration Server from command line or starting Integration Server as a docker container, pass the environment variable at startup. Refer the Docker documentation or the documentation for your container orchestration tool for more information about how to specify the environment variables for containers.
To indicate the security profile in use for administrators in
Integration Server Administrator, configure the
Integration Server name and type to reflect the security profile that you want to use. For more information about assigning a name and type to
Integration Server, see
Setting Server Name and Type.
2. Restart Integration Server for the changes to take effect.
Test the configuration changes in a non-production environment to assess the impact on your existing setup and identify any potential issues before applying them to your production environment.