Resquest Logoff in User Interface

[Former Member]

Hi experts,

In my User interface i try to run the off, but it does not work and returns automatically to the User logged on the machine

Follows print

And i need to logoff

Where do i set this?

Tks

[bxiv]

I can't find anything specific, but I would have to think that it is under the Identity store section and whatever you called the first store name (Enterprise People is default).

I want to point to Identity store schema > Attributes or the Provisioning folder > Provisioning Framework > CORE

But again I don't see anything that states log off, so perhaps a different term?

[ChrisPS]

Hello Gustavo,

                       possibly there is another session open. Try closing all IE windows and see if the behaviour is the same after log off.

Thanks,

Chris

[Former Member]

is the same, I click off and he did not go to the login screen.

he did not ask User and password when I call the IDM UI, it automatically goes to the User logged on the machine

[bxiv]

That is possibly due to settings in IE if the website is classified as local or trusted in the security settings, there is a check box to pass along the creds and not prompt for a login; so you may have a cookie holding the login.

[Former Member]

deleted cookies and it did not work.

I forgot an important detail in this environment exists SSO up and running in production, will be that this may be the problem?

[bxiv]

Ah SSO is just a small detail

Does the IdM system and the SSO system know about one another?  I'm not familiar with the inter-workings of SSO, so I may be little to no help.

[ChrisPS]

Hi Gustavo,

                 I'll move this thread to the security Forum as SSO issues with webdynpro on the AS Java are better handled there.

Thanks,

Chris

(IdM SCN Moderator)

[Former Member]

Thanks.

[mvoros]

Hi,

what SSO solution do you have deployed? If you want to know what's happening and then you can try developer tools in IE (or similar tools in Firefox or Chrome). You should see MYSAPSSO2 cookie there. It should get destroyed when you click on Log off. You can also perform network trace to see if SSO kick in after log off.

Cheers