- Identifying Users and Allocating Access Rights
- Tracking User Access
- Restricting and Limiting User Access
- Delaying Authentication Responses
- Web Transaction Server Administration Security
- Detecting User Break-In Attempts
- Localizing Security Rules
- Data Transparency
- TCP/IP Filtering
- Digest Authentication Is Unsupported
- Using Web Transaction Server Site Manager to Configure Secure Transport
- Requesting Client Certificates and Restricting Access
- Hiding Server Identity
- Use of Web Transaction Server with NTLM and Kerberos
The Web Transaction Server is a HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) Web server and provides Web access to ClearPath MCP files and applications. Because Web Transaction Server is an entry point into the MCP environment, there are several security issues to be considered.
