on 03-22-2013 3:23 PM
Hi,
I have this scenario Soap-->PI-->Ecc(IDoc)
the interface works good with just HTTP. and now I wanted to use "HTTP with SSL (= HTTPS), but without client authentication."
the sender installed SSL certificate on sender server.
so now, what all activity an PI developer do(on ID; integration directoy)? and what all activities as Basis admin do on PI system side?
i have seen lots of disscussions and blogs; its kind of overwhelming. can somebody tell me simple, specific terms.
Thanks.
Prema
Hi Prema,
Please find the below threads, let us know anything else if you want to know (anything specific).
https://scn.sap.com/thread/2100000
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3302097
Regards,
Nabendu.
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Prema,
You need to co-ordinate with your Basis security team & Basis team to get a X.509 signed certificate.
Copy the PSE file to sec directories to each of the instances DI.
C. Go to Home & Identity management. Define role Select Role in the Search Criteria drop-down
box, and then click the Create Role button. Give the unique name & click on assigned actions
button.view-actions.all.all”, “entry-actions.all.all and WSSecurityProcessing & click add.
Add Users as PIAFUSER & PIISUSER
Public key certificate should be should be signed by CA & send to the third party using SOAP to upload on their server.
You also need to generate the certificate signing request(CSR), for this select the keystore view & select yur private key & clcik on generate CSR request button & dwnload on local system & get it signed by CA & then upload on PI server.
Once the certificate is installed on Pi server, you need to configure Integration directory with slect the correct keyStore Entry & view name created in the above steps in sender agreement & same values in sender channel. You need to restart the comminication channel to take the affect.
In production some times we need to bounce web dispatcher
Hope thiswill helo you.
Regards,
Ashish
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