CASA enables you to copy existing user secrets from your
+ miCASA store to other stores that are enabled in your system. Use the following
+ procedure to copy secrets between credential stores that are enabled on the
+ system:
+
+
+
In the CASA Manager page, click the tab of any one of the stores that
+ are enabled on your system. In this example, weve selected the miCASA
+ tab.
+
Right-click the secret you want to copy in the Secret ID panel. In this
+ example, weve selected the users Desktop credentials as shown
+ in the figure below:
+
+
In the CASA - Copy Secret window, check one or more of the available
+ stores where you want to copy your secrets.
+
+
In this step, weve selected to copy secrets to the KDE* Wallet
+ store.
+
+
Click OK and the KDE Wallet Wizard opens if the Wallet has
+ not been configured previously.
+
+
KWallet enables you to store user secrets on a disk in an encrypted file.
+ The wizard helps you to configure KWallet and we suggest you select the
+ Basic setup option until you become familiar with the KDE Wallet system.
+
Click the Next button to open the Password Selection window of
+ the KDE Wallet Wizard.
+
+
If you want your applications to use KDE Wallet to store user secrets,
+ you enable it by checking Yes in the Password Selector wizard and entering
+ a new password and password verification in the fields.
+ NOTE: To enhance security of your system, we recommend using a different
+ password than your master password. The password you choose cannot be
+ recovered if it is lost and will allow anyone who knows it to obtain all
+ of the information contained in KDE Wallet.
+
Click Finish and the KDE Daemon will open and prompt you for the
+ password you created in Step 5.
+
Enter the password and click OK. An information window should indicate
+ that the secrets were copied successfully.
+
Click Close.
+
+
For copying secrets to credential stores other than KDE Wallet, use the
+ following procedure:
+
Click the credential store into which you want to copy the secrets selected
+ in Step 2 above.
+
+
Change the name of the secret if needed.
+
Click OK. The Information advisory window returns a Success message.
+
A trademark symbol (®, TM, etc.) denotes a Novell trademark.
+ An asterisk (*) denotes a third-party trademark. For information on trademarks,
+ see Legal Notices.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
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+
+
+
+ Novell® CASA Manager
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
Creating Secret Policies
+
+
+
CASA Manager enables you to quickly designate whether or not those secrets
+ are stored as persistent or non-persistent secrets.
+
Persistent secrets are miCASA credentials that are stored
+ on the file system and available for authenticating to Web and network services
+ after restarting the workstation. Non-persistent secrets are not stored on
+ the file system and are removed when a machine is shut down or CASA is restarted.
+
Use the following procedure to change the persistence status of user secrets:
+
+
In CASA Manager, click Options > Policies, or press the F3
+ key.
+
+ All of the users secrets are displayed in a two-panel window.
+
Double-click each secret you want to change from a persistent to non-persistent
+ policy, or you can click a secret, then click the green arrow to change the
+ persistence of the secret.
+
+
Click Apply to accept and save the policy, then click OK.
+ The designated persistence policy is applied immediately and will remain until you change
+ it using this procedure.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
A trademark symbol (®, TM, etc.) denotes a Novell trademark. An
+asterisk (*) denotes a third-party trademark. For information on trademarks, see Legal Notices.
You can export your miCASA secrets to a specific directory
+ you select, either with or without encryption, using the following procedure:
+
+
+
Click File > Export Secrets.
+
The CASA - Export Secrets window prompts you for your master password
+ and whether or not to encrypt the secrets when they are exported. To enhance
+ security, secrets are encrypted by default and you must check Do not
+ encrypt export file to export secrets in clear text.
+
+
Select a directory in which to export your miCASA secrets, enter a file
+ name, then click OK.
+
+
In this example, the secrets are exported to the Desktop with the name
+ of test_export.casa.
+
+
+
+
NOTE: External storage devices, such as portable USB drives, also
+ can be used to store exported secrets. It is strongly recommended that secrets
+ always be encrypted when stored on any external storage device.
A trademark symbol (®, TM, etc.) denotes a Novell trademark.
+ An asterisk (*) denotes a third-party trademark. For information on trademarks,
+ see Legal Notices.
+
+
+
+
+
+
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+
+
+
+ Novell® CASA Manager
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
CASA - Common Authentication Services Adapter
+
+
Finding and Replacing Secrets
+
+
This feature enables you to find any password or value
+ saved in the miCASA credential store and change it to any value you desire.
+ To search all values, enter an asterisk (*):
+
+
+
In CASA Manager, click Edit > Find and Replace (Ctrl+F).
+
Enter your master password to confirm, then click OK. The CASA Find and
+ Replace window opens:
+
+
In the Find value with: field, enter all or a portion of the case-sensitive
+ password value you seek, or enter * to display all values.
+ In this example, we enter the value test_pass and click the Find button.
+
+
+
In the SecretID pane, the utility lists every credential and location
+ where the value (test_pass) is found. If you want to view the value in
+ clear text, click the Show Values in clear text box.
+
+
To replace the existing password value, select one or more of the secrets
+ listed in the SecretID panel.
+ You can select a single secret by clicking it or select multiple secrets
+ by using Ctrl+click, Shift+click, or Ctrl+A.
+
+
KWallet enables you to store user secrets on a disk in an encrypted file.
+ The wizard helps you to configure KWallet and we suggest you select the
+ Basic setup option until you become familiar with the KDE Wallet system.
+
Click the Replace Selected button, then click the Apply
+ button to save the new value or click the Revert button to revert
+ to the old value without saving the new value.
+
Click the Cancel or OK button when you are finished using
+ the utility.
+
To verify the change, in this example, follow Step 1 through Step 3. In
+ Step 3, type changed in the Find value with: after clicking
+ the clear text box and entering your master password.
+
+
+
The new value you set (changed_pass) has replaced your original password
+ value.
+ IMPORTANT: If you are using the examples in this documentation
+ to test the functionality of CASA Manager, make sure you revert any test
+ password values back to your original values.
+
A trademark symbol (®, TM, etc.) denotes a Novell trademark.
+ An asterisk (*) denotes a third-party trademark. For information on trademarks,
+ see Legal Notices.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
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+
+
+
+ Novell® CASA Manager
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
CASA - Common Authentication Services Adapter
+
+
+
Importing User Secrets
+
+
You can import user secrets from a file where they have
+ been previously saved using the following procedure:
+
+
+
Click File > Import Secrets.
+
CASA Manager opens the Save Secrets window, listing all directories available
+ to the user.
+
Navigate to the directory where the user secrets were previously exported.
+
These stored files are identified with the .casa extension in the file
+ name.
+
Click the file you want to import > OK.
+
If requested, enter the master password used to encrypt this file, then
+ click OK.
+
User secrets are then imported and the information advisory window displays
+ Import Complete.
A trademark symbol (®, TM, etc.) denotes a Novell trademark.
+ An asterisk (*) denotes a third-party trademark. For information on trademarks,
+ see Legal Notices.
+
+
+
+
+
+
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+
+
+
+ Novell® CASA Manager
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
CASA - Common Authentication Services Adapter
+
+
+
+
Resetting the CASA Master Password
+
+
+
There are instances when you might need to reset a user’s
+ master password, such as when they forget it. You do this by deleting all
+ of the user’s stored miCASA credentials. After performing the following procedure,
+ CASA Manager will request the user to re-enter a new master password:
+
+
Shut down the CASA service.
+
In Linux:
+ A. Stop the micasad service by running the following command as the root
+ user: /etc/init.d/micasad stop
+ B. Locate the user’s Home directory where the miCASA data files are stored.
+ IMPORTANT: Be certain your system settings are configured to Show hidden files
+ and folders or the .miCASA* files will not be viewable.
+
In Windows:
+ A. In the Windows 2000 control bar, click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
+
+ B. In Windows XP, click Start > Control Panel > Administration Tools > Services.
+ C. In Windows 2000, double-click Administrative Tools, then double-click
+ Services.
+
+ D. Stop the Novell Identity Store service either by:
+
+
+ Right-clicking on the service and selecting Stop Clicking on the service
+ and then clicking the Action menu > Stop
+ or
+
Clicking the Stop Service button icon in the Services tool bar Windows
+ will stop the CASA identity store, which is necessary before you can
+ remove the user’s credentials explained in Step 2 below.
+
+ Leave the Services panel open because you will restart the Novell Identity
+ Store after you delete the user’s old credentials in Step 2.
+
+
+
In Windows 2000:
+ A. Right-click on the My Computer desktop icon > Open.
+ B. In the My Computer address field, type C:\Documents and Settings\[user’s
+ name]\casa. This will list all of the documents and settings associated
+ with the home user.
+
+ Navigate to the user’s home directory and delete the .miCASA* and .CASAPolicy.xml files.
+
In WindowsXP:
+ A. On the desktop, click Start > My Computer.
+ B. Right-click Local Disk > Open.
+ C. Right-click Documents and Settings > Open.
+ D. Right-click User’s folder > Open.
+ This will list all of the documents and settings associated with the home user.
+
Select all of the user’s .miCASA* data files, including the .CASAPolicy.xml
+ file, as shown in the figure above, then Delete.
+
Restart system Services by following the procedure described in Step 1, but select
+ Start Service instead of Stop Service.
+
On Linux, execute run /etc/init.d/micasad start.
+
Locate and start CASA Manager.
+
Enter a new Master Password to encrypt and secure your persistent credentials. The master password must be at least eight
+ characters in length.
A trademark symbol (®, TM, etc.) denotes a Novell trademark.
+ An asterisk (*) denotes a third-party trademark. For information on trademarks,
+ see Legal Notices.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
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+
+
+ Novell® CASA Manager
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
CASA - Common Authentication Services Adapter
+
+
Assigning Single Sign-on Preferences
+
+
On Linux, CASA Manager enables you to configure and store
+ user sign-on information for Konquerer Web Services and the CASA Network Manager.
+ This feature is not enabled in Windows.
+
Konquerer Web Services
+
The CASA Konquerer Web utility allows you to select a
+ preconfigured CASA template to help you provide the user credentials required
+ to access a particular service:
+
+
A generic Web site that you designate
+
Any number of Novell Web sites
+
Gmail*
+
Yahoo! Mail*
+
MSN Hotmail*
+
+
+
+
In CASA Manager, click Options > Application SSO >
+ Konquerer.
+ The KDE Wallet wizard opens and prompts you for user information
+ for a Web service.
+
In the drop-down Templates menu, click Novell Innerweb (innerweb.novell.com),
+ then fill in the values for the username and password.
+ The template automatically fills in the proper login URL for this Web site:
+
+
Click OK.
+ The following dialog might appear indicating that CASA Manager is attempting
+ to modify the contents of the KDE Wallet.
+
+
+
To allow CASA Manager to interact with KDE wallet, select Allow Once
+ or Allow Always.
+ This setting can be changed later by repeating this procedure for the
+ Web page and changing your preference.
+
Open a browser and enter the URL of the Web page you configured in Step
+ 2. The user name and password are automatically filled in, if you allowed
+ this option in the previous step.
+
+
+
+
CASA Network Manager
+
The CASA NetworkManager utility enables single sign-on to the Linux NetworkManager
+ and the Nautilus network browser using the following procedure:
+
+
In CASA Manager, click Options > Application SSO >
+ NetworkManager. The GNOME Keyring window opens.
+
+
Enter the appropriate server and user information details required to
+ establish a single sign-on network connection:
+ Server type: The type of server connection. Specify SSH, FTP (with
+ login), or Windows Share.
+ Server: The name of the server. Specify the fully designated name
+ of the server to which you want to connect.
+ Username: Enter the name of the authorized user accessing the network.
+ Password: Enter the users password.
+ Port: Specify the assigned port number to access the network.
+
Click OK.
+ The user is now provisioned to access the specified server using single
+ sign-on.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
A trademark symbol (®, TM, etc.) denotes a Novell trademark.
+ An asterisk (*) denotes a third-party trademark. For information on trademarks,
+ see Legal Notices.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
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GTK_BUTTONBOX_END
-
+ TrueTrueTrue
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GTK_RELIEF_NONETrue-11
+
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GTK_RELIEF_NONETrue-11
+
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-
+ TrueTrueTrue
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GTK_RELIEF_NONETrue-11
+
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GTK_BUTTONBOX_END
-
+ TrueTrueTrue