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Single SignOn between Portal and OpenSSO with Logon Ticket

Former Member
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I'm configuring the Single Sign On between SAP Portal and OpenSSO using

login ticket.

The certificate is generated by OpenSSO with the public-key algorithm RSA.

After inclusion of the certificate information (trustedsys, trustediss

and trusteddn) on access control list entries, executing the procedure:

"Visual administrator => Security Provider => User Management => Manage

User Stores => EvaluateTicketLoginModule => View / Change Properties".

When this information is displayed on the portal (https: / /

ephost.company.com.br: 50501/nwa) by setting: configuration => trusted

systems, is shown the error "Certificate has an invalid public-key

algorithm".

If this entry is performed directly in the portal with the procedure:

"add trusted system => by manually uploading certificate" is presented

the same error message "Certificate has an invalid public-key algorithm".

What needs to be done to solve this problem and to allow the inclusion

of the certificate with the public key algorithm RSA such a trusted system?

Thanks

Josue Neto

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mvoros
Active Contributor
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Hi,

The problem might be in the length of the key. What version are you on and which algorithm do you sue for signing (RSA is a broad term).

Cheers

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mvoros
Active Contributor
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Hi,

The problem might be in the length of the key. What version are you on and which algorithm do you sue for signing (RSA is a broad term).

Cheers

Former Member
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Hi Martin, thanks by return.

The algorithm is sha1RSA, version V3, identity algorithm sha1, both public key RSA 2048 and RSA 1024.

Josue Neto

mvoros
Active Contributor
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Hi,

is it possible that you can try DSA instead of RSA? BTW this [blog|http://developers.sun.com/identity/reference/techart/sso.html#2] may be helpful.

Cheers

Former Member
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No, the customer use the RSA algorithm, and not accept change to DSA.

Thanks

Josue Neto

mvoros
Active Contributor
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Hi,

the reason why I asked was that I saw somewhere in documentation that SSO uses DSA.

Cheers