IBM® WebSphere® Portal comprises a framework of services to accommodate the different scenarios that portals need to address. Services are available for both WebSphere Portal and IBM Web Content Manager. You can configure some of these services.

When you enable manage pages, any web content pages that you have are converted to managed pages and added to the Portal Site library. However, the content that is associated with the web content pages remains in the original libraries. You can transfer this associated content to the Portal Site ...

Disable support for managed pages by running the disablemanagedpages configuration task.

By default, support for managed pages is enabled for the default virtual portal. However, you can also manually enable this support if managed pages are disabled.

Portal ConfigEngine task that assigns a group of administrators to a virtual portal.

IBM® WebSphere® Portal Express® comprises a framework of services to accommodate the different scenarios that portals need to address. Services are available for both WebSphere Portal Express and IBM Web Content Manager. You can configure some of these services.

Access Control internally uses several caches to improve the access control decision times. You can improve access control performance for special scenarios by setting the lifetime and size properties of these caches in the Cache Manager Service. In most cases, WebSphere® Portal Express® will run ...

Portal ConfigEngine task that creates a new virtual portal.

Portal ConfigEngine task that lists all virtual portals.

Portal ConfigEngine task that deletes a virtual portal.

Portal ConfigEngine task that modifies a virtual portal.

If you set or changed your security configuration after you created your clustered environment, you will need to update the security configuration on all secondary nodes by updating the wkplc.properties file and running the updatejcradmin task.

You can enable and disable portal light mode.

Depending on your configuration, it might be necessary to enable the HTTP Basic Authentication Trust Association Interceptor. Verify whether the TAI is enabled. You do this in the WebSphere® Integrated Solutions Console. If it is not enabled, run the task enablehttpbasicauthtaisitemgmt as ...

To balance processing power, you can run document conversion services on a remote IBM® WebSphere® Application Server that supports document conversion services. Enabling the delegation of document conversion services to a remote server requires steps on both IBM WebSphere Portal Express® and the ...

The impersonation feature lets you access another user's system as though you are that user.

To benefit from a higher performance improvement, you can adapt the default list of lazy applications to your needs.

Get an overview of how you prepare your portal system for remote search service. You can provide remote search service by either using EJB or SOAP.

For security reasons, the portal search seedlist by default redirects to HTTPs. Therefore you need to configure your myserver web server for HTTPs.

You can create the files required for a WSRP security profile in the assembly tool by configuring the security options for web applications that define a web service client.

If you want to change the set of security profiles, for example, add new profiles, delete existing profiles, or modify the descriptor files of existing profiles, you need to first extract the current configuration to a working directory. Later you synchronize your updates with the run time ...

If you install the product using the Base option, the Personalization features, including the Personalization Navigator and Personalization Editor, are not installed. However, you can add these features manually after installation by deploying the Personalization portlets and adding the ...

The configuration wizard is installed by default when you install IBM® WebSphere® Portal Express®. As an alternative to using the default installation, you can install the configuration wizard on another server that already has IBM WebSphere Application Server installed.

After installing IBM® WebSphere® Portal Express®, you can use the Solution Installer to install applications that are in the Portal Application Archive (PAA) format.

View the steps to share a database domain between two separate WebSphere® Portal Express® instances (instance1 and instance2), where instance2 is connected to a instance1 database domain.