h2. *Requirements.* *SAP-Sourcing 5.1.06 or higher
*Trust certificates from Authenticated system to NW AS *User IDs maintained in: SAP-Sourcing NetWeaver Application Server UME for EP and Sourcing or the SSO provider/authenticator
Hello Paul, Thanks for a neat description of the process. We recently established SSO for the CLM system from our EP. I think the steps have changed after some SP level (SP6 maybe) because we were failing after following the steps in the installation guide.
However, I am still unable to configure the logout page. I want the users to be redirected to the portal login page on clicking logout in CLM. This is not working despite maintaining the Portal URL in the properties.
At this point we are using Microsoft 2003 AD (corporate LDAP) to authenticate when connecting to E-Sourcing URL (http://host:port/fsbuyer/portal/login). We are planning to switch to use SSO with Enterprise portal. So should we switch from using Microsoft AD to the local directory (dir.local.bs)?
Does it mean we would have to make the Microsoft AD inactive and activate the new directory (dir.local.bs or similar) and make that default? I also assume I should set this directory (dir/local.bs) in the User profile ‘Account management’ tab?
Thanks for a neat description of the process. We recently established SSO for the CLM system from our EP. I think the steps have changed after some SP level (SP6 maybe) because we were failing after following the steps in the installation guide.
However, I am still unable to configure the logout page. I want the users to be redirected to the portal login page on clicking logout in CLM. This is not working despite maintaining the Portal URL in the properties.
Am I missing something here?
It may not be working as the cookie maintained by the SAPLogonticket is still chaced in the browser session and is causing another login attempt.
It may well be a portal setting that needs changing.
At this point we are using Microsoft 2003 AD (corporate LDAP) to authenticate when connecting to E-Sourcing URL (http://host:port/fsbuyer/portal/login).
We are planning to switch to use SSO with Enterprise portal.
So should we switch from using Microsoft AD to the local directory (dir.local.bs)?
Regards,
Srivatsan
Does it mean we would have to make the Microsoft AD inactive and activate the new directory (dir.local.bs or similar) and make that default?
I also assume I should set this directory (dir/local.bs) in the User profile ‘Account management’ tab?
Thanks again for your help on this.
Regards,
Srivatsan