Google Search ApplianceManaging Search for Controlled-Access ContentGoogle Search Appliance software version 7.0September 2012
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 10You can specify a different set of access credentials for each URL pattern in
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 11• The Crawl and Index process for content that uses HTTP Basic and NTLM HTTP
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 12By default, the search appliance uses its own store of preloaded certificate
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 13Secure Content and Public ContentOnce controlled-access content is present in
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 14How a Search Appliance Determines What to Display in Public Search ResultsThe
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 15AuthenticationServe-time authentication is the process of verifying the ident
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 16The following diagram presents an overview of what happens when a user search
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 17The domain www.abcreports.com uses one, unique set of credentials (user name
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 18Universal Login FormAfter credential groups are configured, whenever a user p
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 196. If any credential groups remain unsatisfied, the Universal Login Form is p
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 2Google, Inc.1600 Amphitheatre ParkwayMountain View, CA 94043www.google.comSept
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 20If this option is checked, the user is not required to type a username and pa
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 21Configuring a Credential Group for Cookie-Based AuthenticationConfigure a cre
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 22To add a credential group rule for cookie-based authentication:1. Click Servi
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 23Cookie-Based Authentication ScenariosDifferent organizations set up cookie-ba
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 246. Optionally, type the number of seconds that the verification of user crede
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 252. Choose Administration > SSL Settings. Configure the search appliance to
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 26• aes256-cts-hmac-sha1-96• des-cbc-md5To ensure that a search appliance uses
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 27After you complete these steps, recrawl the affected content sources. The sea
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 285. At the command prompt, create a keytab file for the search appliance and r
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 293. Open the properties for the user. Use the Account tab for the search appli
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 3ContentsChapter 1 Overview ...
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 304. Optionally, to enable cross-domain access, click the Enable KDC DNS Lookup
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 314. Under Security, select the checkbox labeled Enable Integrated Windows Auth
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 32Configuring a Credential Group for SAML AuthenticationWhen the Google Search
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 33ConnectorsYou can configure an authentication domain for a registered connect
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 34Integrating the Search Appliance with an LDAP ServerIf you are not using Kerb
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 3511. Test the LDAP server settings for a potential search user by entering the
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 36Enabling Group LookupYou can enable a search appliance to automatically look
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 372. Choose Administration > SSL Settings. Scroll down to Force secure conne
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 38The effect of the response header is that it has “cracked” open the cookie an
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 39Flexible AuthorizationFlexible authorization gives you more control over auth
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content Contents 4Customizing the Universal Login Form 50Using the Page Layout Helper
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 40Legacy AuthorizationWith legacy authorization, the search appliance performs
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 41Policy ACLs typically store the results that would have occurred if the searc
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 42Methods for Adding ACLs to the IndexThe search appliance supports different m
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 43Both the meta-name and the meta-value are encoded according to section 2 of R
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 44• “General URL Patterns” on page 44Prefix PatternsIf there is one or more mat
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 457. In the Namespace/Credential Group box, accept the default namespace/creden
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 46To import and update policy ACLs:1. Import the policy ACLs from the earlier r
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 47• The user in the policy ACL rule must match the identity in the Default cred
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 48The SAML Authorization SPI is exposed to allow a customer’s web service to co
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 492. Scroll down to Authorization SPI and enter the connection information for
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 5Chapter 1Overview Chapter 1The Google Search Appliance makes documents in your
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 50Removing Controlled-Access Content from Search ResultsDespite your best effor
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 51Using the Page Layout HelperThe Page Layout Helper enables you to customize t
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 52If a credential group is already satisfied at the time the Universal Login Fo
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 53Chapter 3Use Cases with Public and Secure Serve for Multiple Authentication M
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 54Setting up Crawl and IndexFirst, the system administrator creates a user acco
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 55Populating the Index for Controlled-Access ContentDuring crawl, the search ap
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 56Serving Controlled-Access Content to the User as Public ContentABC Company ha
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 57Currently, when employees search for protected personnel information, they ar
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 586. In the URL Pattern for this rule box, Tanya enters http://insidealpha.com/
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 593. The search appliance provides the username “ALSearch” and the password ent
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 6Which Sections of this Guide Should I Read?This guide helps you to answer the
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 605. Next, to add the comp.alpha.int web server, which uses HTTP Basic authenti
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 61Use Case 3: Two Sets of Credentials for Two ConnectorsAlphaLyon, from use cas
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 62Adding Connectors to the Credential GroupsNext, Tanya configures the Default
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 639. The search appliance queries the index and obtains a list of relevant resu
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 64Obtaining a keytab FileBefore configuring and activating Kerberos support, Ta
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 65The search appliance performs the following steps before sending Salim’s brow
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 66Search by an Unauthorized UserEric isn’t a member of the sales team, but he’s
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 67Chapter 4Cookie-Based Authentication Scenarios Chapter 4This section provides
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 68Each scenario contains detailed information about the interactions between th
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 69Sample URLA sample URL is any page that should not be displayed unless the us
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 7Multiple login domains: more than one set of credentials are required to provi
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 70If a sample URL is provided, it allows the search appliance to skip the redir
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 71With cookie cracking, if a sample URL check for user credentials is successfu
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 72Scenario 1: Normal Forms AuthenticationIn Scenario 1, if the sample URL check
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 734. If the search appliance’s session cookie is still valid, the authenticatio
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 74Process Overview of Scenario 2The following diagram provides an overview of t
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 75Scenario 3: Cannot Use Universal Login Form and Need Identity Verified Silent
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 763. The search appliance checks its own session cookie to find out if authenti
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 77Process Overview of Scenario 4The following diagram provides an overview of t
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 78Set Up for Scenario 5In scenario 5, the sample URL’s server is configured as
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 79Scenario 6: Use an HTTP Basic Challenge to Get CookiesIn Scenario 6, your sys
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 8Chapter 2Crawl, Index, and Serve Chapt er 2This chapter describes how a search
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 80Scenario 7: Use an NTLM HTTP Login Page to Get CookiesIn scenario 7, your sys
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 81Process Overview of Scenario 7The following diagram provides an overview of t
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 82IndexAActive Directory 27, 28Administration > Certificate Authorities page
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content Index 83Crawl and Index > Forms Authentication page 10, 11, 13, 57, 58, 59,
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content Index 84LDAP-based authenticationdescription 33–36group lookup 36serve method 6
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content Index 85SMB file share 6SSL certificate 24start URLs 54, 58Status and Reports &
Google Search Appliance: Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content 9After the search appliance authenticates a user by establishing the user’s ide
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