Configure SmartForms for SQL Server User Manager (SQLUM)

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Use this topic to configure the SQL Server User Manager (SQLUM) for the smartforms sites. An example of why you would do this is where public users, such as internet users who don't belong to your company's Active Directory, need access to SmartForms. For information on configuring a secondary runtime site, see Configuring a Secondary SmartForms Runtime Site.

High Level Configuration Steps

If you are familiar with configuring claims integration, these are the high-level steps you need to follow. Otherwise, see the Detailed Steps section below.

  1. SSL-enable the web site that hosts the smartforms virtual directories (optional)
  2. Configure the Forms STS issuer for login
  3. Configure the Claims Mappings
  4. Configure the Realm to Issuer Mappings

Detailed Steps

 

See the following topics for more information about SQLUM: