Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2091

Default Security Settings
162 Getting Results with Novell Web Services
Security settings let you manage access to indexed content by requiring users
to authenticate to a server before seeing search result content.
To modify default search site security settings, do the following:
1
From the Web Search Manager home page, click Security under Default
Site Settings.
2
In the Basis for Authorization drop-down list, choose from the following
options:
Allow All means that although the Login button appears on the
default search page, no authentication will be required to view
information. All results, whether contained in public or private
directories, are returned. Web Search will not ask who the user is.
This doesn't mean that if information is contained in an eDirectory
protected folder that the user will be able to click the link in the
results page and be given access.
Allow Public means that private content will not be returned in the
search results.
User Login means that depending on what you select under
Unauthorized Hits Filtered By, unauthorized search results will be
filtered out either by a results template or by the NetWare Web
Search engine.
IMPORTANT:
These settings apply only to file system indexes and to the server
where you have Web Search Server installed.
3
Under Connection Settings, click Yes next to Require HTTPS if you want
to protect usernames and passwords as they are sent across the network
or Internet.
4
Enter a number (in minutes) in the
Web Search to log users out who have been idle for the specified
period of time.
5
If you need to change the authentication realm string, enter it in the
Authentication Realm String field.
HINT:
Specifying the Enterprise Server's authentication realm string in this field
makes it so that once users authenticate to the Enterprise Server, they won't have
to authenticate again when using Web Search to search and access protected
information.
Auto-logout Time field to direct