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The goal of the following document is to explain how to improve the Linux Access Gateway server performance and stability by including all attributes referenced by protected resource policies in a SAML assertion sent at authentication time.

In large production environments, it is commonplace to overload the Access Gateway to the point where utilization and server performance are negatively impacted. This document describes how attribute maps and SAML assertions can be used to significantly reduce traffic between Novell Access Manager Identity Servers and Access Gateways.

By understanding and taking advantage of some enhancements to Access Manager beginning with the release of 3.1 Support Pack 1 Interim Release 2, a lot of unnecessary work can be offloaded from the Access Gateway, improving performance, stability and the user experience.

When the OutLook Web Access (OWA) server is protected by the Linux Access Gateway, you could face problems if the default rewriter configuration is used. This document outlines a proposed deployment scenario, steps to configure the Linux Access Gateway, test setup used for this document, and known issues.

Updated: When the SharePoint server is protected by the Linux Access Gateway, you could face some problems if the default rewriter configuration is used. This document outlines a proposed deployment scenario, steps to configure Linux Access Gateway and non-browser clients, test setup used for this document, and known issues.

Redirecting the Access Gateway to a fully qualified domain name. Updated for Access Manager 3.0.3+.

This tool creates a file with all mail to and/or from the internet from your GWIA logfiles.

Modifications to Maia Mailguard anti-spam and anti-virus e-mail gateway to allow user login using LDAP authentication to Novell eDirectory LDAP server.