09-19-2008 9:12 AM
Hi,
I am trying to implement SSO using X.509 certificate for CRM WebClient.
Imported certificate from TCS to my system, and added certificate to ACL.
I am running this application to obtain the browser certificate, and on login with user id and password, the page is navigated to
https://service.sap.com/tcs with the below mentioned error...
Error: Incorrect certificate request (CertReq)
One of the following reason can cause this error:
You call this service without CertReq
Your CertReq is not valid or the signature is incorrect
Your RA is not registered yet
You apply for certificate within incorrect naming space
Please contact your system administrator.
09-22-2008 9:17 AM
Can you be a little bit more precise. I don't understand what you did and where this error was generated.
09-19-2008 7:39 PM
09-22-2008 9:17 AM
Can you be a little bit more precise. I don't understand what you did and where this error was generated.
09-22-2008 9:25 AM
Hi Sietze Roorda,
I have followed the steps specified in help file and tried to implement
using SSL Test server certificate...
These are the tests I performed:
Enabled SSL on the server,
Created Cert Request from STRUSTSSO2 by application server node (SSL
Server)
Created Certificate Request by clicking "Export Certificate" button
under Own Certificate block
From https://service.sap.com/TCS, click on link SSL Test Server
Certificate
Copied the Certificate generated to text file, (Used type of server
PKCS#7 certificate chain)
Imported Certificate to SSL Server own certificate by pasting the
generated certificate
Maintained authorization S_USERCERT for the user
Performed steps to setup trust manager, in table SSFAPPLIC and from
transaction SSFA
To import certificate, started BSP service "certreq", and I get this
following error "Error when signing the certificate request"
Please consider this issue with hig prioroty....
Please let me know what i missed during the procedure?
09-22-2008 10:52 AM
Created Certificate Request by clicking "Export Certificate" button
under Own Certificate block
That's not correct. The button is labeled "Create Certificate Request" and it is left uppermost button in the right hand pane of STRUST. You first have to select the correct PSE.