on 07-06-2010 5:30 AM
Hello everyone,
There are users who log on to a SAP GUI manually, some users are logged on automatically via SNC logon.
I need to collect a simple statistics, counting SSO (SNC) logons and manual logons.
But in SM20 transaction there seem to be no difference, logons of any type look the same.
How can I see whether a particular user has logged on using SSO/SNC logon or manually - and collect such events?
Hello Sergei,
No, it is not necessary to disable password logon to activate the trace, you can do it just following note
495911.
The authentication method is noted in the trace, as soon as the trace level for security is set to value "2" or higher.
I hope this also helps you.
Regards,
Blanca
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Hello S.Kostarev ,
As far as I know there is no recording of statistical data about what kind of authentication users actually use.
But there is a "hard" way to find out: disable the password based login via profile parameters, and you will quickly get an idea ...
The profile parameter used for this is "login/disable_password_logon".
The authentication method is noted in the trace, as soon as the trace level for security is set to value "2" or higher (see note 495911 "Trace analysis for logon problems" also), but gathering statistical records from the developer trace is not implemented, and I cannot recommend this for general use. But if you really need to get this kind of information, this might be a way.
I hope this helps you.
Regards,
Blanca
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Thanks, Blanca. The "hard" way is not an option, since the most of the users are likely to use password login, and only a few of them (if any) - SNC logon. I'm going to try tracing as per note 495911 if it's the only way and see if I can dig something out of it.
No, wait... do you mean that in order to get it traced, I actually have to disable password logon, and tracing will not work otherwise, because only errors are traced? It's not an option for me, then.
Regards,
Sergei Kostarev
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