Single Sign-On is the subsequent automated authentication for additional systems after the user has logged on once.
In this case, the authenticating system passes the user information to the subsequently called system. This is done in the background,that is, the user does not need to authenticate himself or herself again after his or her first logon.
Which method of Single Sign-On (SSO) you use with a SAP System depends on various parameters, such as the release of the system.
Different technical options are available to implement SSO.Some of the solutions that are available in SAP systems include:
-Logon tickets (Workplace)
-Client certificate
-NTLM SSP
-PAS
SSO note will provide you the updated information on the available options to use single sign on.
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