on 10-12-2010 5:12 AM
Hi
How to check whether SSO is properly working/configured in Portal system with an ABAP.
Any basic checks for SSO Configuration
Thanks
Hello flemingnett,
you can also cross check by creating a model data JCO connection from portal to ABAP using the ticket and test the same.
Regards
Raj
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Hi Flemingnett,
Usually I will follow the below method to ensure the SSO configuration
In Back end system
To confirm the SSO parameters and Digital signature availability
1. Use Transaction SSO2 and use the RFC connection as NONE , then execute --> It should display everything as green (Also ensure that SSO accept parameter should have the value as 1 and for creating the certificate it should have value as 2)
To confirm from Portal system
Ensure that the users created in both the systems (Back and Portal systems) and also with administrator rights in visual administrator(In Secure storage service -- > add this user to the administrator role ) and Content administrator role in UME (Portal stack)
Ensure that ABAP(RZ70) and Java stack(SLD data supplier Bridge) registerd in SLD
1. Then login in the portal system (Content administrator --> web dynpro --> Create JCO connection)
While creating the JCO connections mention the respective back end system details / select as application data and the choose SAPLOGONTICKET then complete the JCO connection.
Once the JCO connecion is completed / test the connection and as an output that should work without any error. Incase if there is any error we have to troubleshoot the same.
Usually, service entries / failed to import certificate in strustsso2 / might be the problem.
Hope this will help you interms of testing the JCO connections
Regards
Vijay
Hello,
If the SSO using SAP logon ticket has been configured, you can test it via this way from your portal.
1. create a system to the backend ABAP system using logon method "SAPLOGONTICKET",
refer to this:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/45/2f86691ca96d7be10000000a114a6b/frameset.htm
2. logon the portal and go to System Administration, then go to Support.
3. select "SAP Application", then select "SAP transaction".
4. Then select the system which you defined, and put transaction code as SM21 or whatever you want, and select
"SAP GUI for Windows" for SAP GUI Type.
5. Finally click button Go.
6. if this can open the right transaction, then it shows the SSO works fine.
7. but if it does not work, it shows the SSO does not work and you might need to check further as per note 701205.
Thanks and best regards,
Thunder
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Refer to SAP note 800240, if you are also using SNC with SSO
ZSSF_TEST_PSE is report for that.
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Hello
You might wanna check
/people/dennis.kleymeonov/blog/2005/09/15/connecting-sap-systems-to-enterprise-portal-with-sso
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