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# Configure OpenText PPM for LW-SSO

Caution: Before you start to configure OpenText PPM for LW-SSO, make sure that you first read LW-SSO security warnings.

1. Add the parameters described in the following table to the `server.conf` file and assign values to each.

   Parameter | Description
   --- | ---
   ENABLE_LW_SSO_UI | Use to enable the LW-SSO user interface. Set this parameter to `true.`
   LW_SSO_DOMAIN | Use to specify the LW-SSO domain. Example: `xyz.com`
   LW_SSO_INIT_STRING | Use to specify the value of the `initString` parameter For information about the `initString` parameter, see LW-SSO security warnings.
   LW_SSO_EXPIRATION_PERIOD | The token for validating user logon has an expiration value that determines an application's session validity. Use this parameter to specify the LW-SSO token expiration period in minutes. Configure a token expiration for each application that uses LW-SSO. We recommend that you set the value to 60 (minutes). Note: The expiration value must be at least as high as that of the application session expiration value.
   LW_SSO_TRUSTED_DOMAIN | Use to specify one or more LW-SSO trusted domains. To separate multiple domains, use semicolons (;). Example:`xyz.come;abc.net`
   LW_SSO_CLEAR_COOKIE | Use to specify that OpenText PPM must clear the LW-SSO token when a user logs out of OpenText PPM. Note: For security purposes, we recommend that you always keep this parameter set to `true.`
   ENABLE_LW_SSO_WEB_ SERVICE | For integration of OpenText PPM Tasks with Service Manager RFCs only. To specify that OpenText PPM always uses the current user to call Service Manager Web service, set to `true.` Default: `false`

2. Run `kUpdateHtml.sh.`

3. Stop, and then restart the PPM Servers.

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