SSO Enable for Solaris

[Former Member]

Dear all,

we have implement SSO for windows according to note 352295, could please please give me note related to Solaris/ABAP system.

Thanks & Best Regards.

[tim_alsop]

Dinesh,

If you use SAP on UNIX (e.g. Solaris, AIX or HP-UX) or Linux then you need to use an SNC from a SAP partner, as SAP do not provide SNC libraries for these platforms. If you are using Active Directory as your authentication server, then I suggest you visit http://www.sap.com/eapcatalog and search for "Active Directory" to find a list of vendors who support this. You can also search for SNC to find a list of all partners who provide SNC solutions - some use Kerberos and some don't.

Thanks,

Tim

[Former Member]

Dear Tim,

First thanks for quick responce, is that me do we have to contact external perty to implement SSO for unix based system, i think there should be way do it our selves s we cn do it for window, anyway please provide me more details of how do we to start this work.

Best Regards.

[tim_alsop]

Dinesh,

I am not sure if I understand the wording of your reply. To be sure you are clear - you need to contact a vendor and buy a product to support Solaris since SAP only provide SNC libraries for SSO if SAP is on Windows Server.

First you need to find a company listed in the SAP Solution Catalog (I gave link in my last post) and then you can get them to provide you with the product and a price so you know how much it costs.

Thanks,

Tim

[Former Member]

Dear Tim,

I understood your answer,its liitle difficult to find out suitable partner,can you help me in this matter.Are they provide us the libraries similar to windows,and afte that configuration is similar to windows?

Regards.

[tim_alsop]

Dinesh,

Yes, correct.

As an example of one company, please take a look at [this website|http://www.cybersafe.com/d2] for a demonstration.

As I mentioned earlier, if you check the Solution Catalog and look for Active Directory you will find the vendors you should contact, and they can explain how their product works and how it compares to what you are using on Windows.

Thanks,

Tim