488WebSphere Application Server V8.5 Concepts, Planning, and Design Guide
You can configure the following attributes at the domain level:
Application security
Audit
Authentication mechanism attributes
Authorization provider
Custom properties
JAAS logins (application, system, and J2C authentication data)
Java 2 security
Java Authentication SPI
Federated repositories
RMI/IIOP security (CSIv2)
SPNEGO web authentication
Trust association
User realm (registry)
z/OS properties
You do not need to configure all the attributes. Those attributes that are not defined in the
domain are obtained from the global configuration. When planning ...
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