2.3.3 LANSA for the Web on Windows Questions
Following are some frequently asked questions about installing and configuring LANSA for the Web on Windows:
How much security do I need?
The level of security required is determined by the type of Web site you are creating. Internet, Intranet and Extranet applications require and offer different levels of security.
Security can be defined at the network, Web Server, Data/Application Server and LANSA levels. For example, you can use firewalls on the network along with user profile and object level security on the IBM i. LANSA for the Web provides an additional three levels of security. For more details, refer to Configuring LANSA for the Web Security in the .
During the initial installation and configuration of LANSA for the Web, you may wish to begin with very basic security requirements. The anonymous user access to LANSA for the Web is recommended when you first install and test LANSA for the Web. Once your system is operating properly, you can enhance the security features used.
A Multi-tier LANSA for the Web installation can also increase your site security so that your Data/Application Server is not directly connected to the Internet.
LANSA for the Web supports the use of Secure Socket Layers.
Where can I find more information about different Web Server installation and configuration options?
Refer to LANSA for the Web Development Models for the various development scenarios you might use and LANSA for the Web Deployment Models for the development models you could use.
You can also check the LANSA Web site for the latest product updates and updated information about Web Server configurations.
Your local LANSA Agent will give you details about supported platforms or you can refer to the LANSA Supported Platform document.
Should I install LANSA Integrator if I am doing Web Development?
LANSA Integrator supports a variety of XML features and services. If your Web application involves the exchange of XML documents, you should review the LANSA Integrator features.
For more details, contact your local LANSA agent or visit the LANSA Web site.