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  SSO to IIS using API

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h3. Section1: The following steps are required for cross domain SSO. If your portal and IIS web server are in the same domain then please read Section2.

  1. Edit the sendSSO2Cookie.asp change the following line to your domain   (remember domain string should have at least two "." for the cookie to be set).

             In .asp code: domain = ".ust.net"

    2.   Move the sendSSO2Cookie.asp to IIS server.

    3.  Logon on to SAP portal server ( physical server ) and edit the UME  property*  ume.login.mdc.hosts*. Follow the following steps to change this property.         protocol://host[:port][path]

    Example:    http://dev.ust.net/sendsso2cookie.asp

    h3. Section2: Configuration/Development to read the cookie and sign on to IIS Server. This is a required step.

        1. You need to copy the following two files to system32 directory and add it     to*  PATH* variable.

    h5.   Windows: sapsecu.dll and sapssoext.dll

      2. Register the sapssoext.dll by using regsvr32 command.

    h5.     regsvr32 sapssoext.dll

      3. Download Verify.pse from the portal server and put it in a directory.

      4. Use the code ssosample.asp to modify your login page to read the cookie/decrypt the cookie. 

    h5.  Make sure you change the following line in your asp code to refer to the directory where verify.pse is stored.
      RetArray = MyObj.EvalLogonTicket (Cookie, "SAPdefault", vbNull)

        Change "SAPdefault" to "c:\Verify.pse"

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