Single sign-on (SSO):

It is a method of access control that enables a user to log in once and gain access to the resources of
multiple software systems without being prompted to log in again (enter Id and password).

Step 1:

To set the following profile parameters in RZ10

ICM_Full_host_name = “basis team give this url”;

Login/create_sso2_ticket = 2;

Login/accept_sso2_ticket =1;

After setting the profile parameters and don’t forget to remind the basis team to restart the ECC server (if
we didn’t restart the server the profile parameters will not reflect).

Step2:

After Restart we have to cross verify the parameters. Login to the SAP GUI with ECC credentials.

After Login to the ECC that just search for RZ10 t-code like below

In the RZ10 t-code select the Default profile(The profile parameters can be set in default or instance
profile) and select the Extended maintenance and click on Display.
Then we have to check the profile parameters have been changed correctly or not.

Now everything in RZ10 t-code is perfect.

Step 3:

To download the certificates we have to login to the NWA (you should have NWA role) as we don’t have
Keystore Administration for the portal latest versions we have to use NWA .

(It’s always preferred to delete the existing certificate and create the new certificate or you can download
the certificate)

For creating the certificate:

Configuration–>Security–>Certificates and Keys–>Ticket Key Store–>View Entries–>Create New

While creating the certificate remember the name should be system name

(Forex : epdev.apple.in:5000 , you have to create the name as epdev)

Now we have to login to the portal as NWA using http://server:port/nwa to download the certificate.

Configuration–>Security–>Certificates and Keys

Then you have to select the ticket keystore in the key storage.
Then select the SAPLogonticketpair-cert in the “View Entries” and click on Export Entry ,select the Base
64 type and click on Download

Then finally the certificate will downloaded like below

Step4: Login to the SAP GUI once again and search for “strustsso2” t-code and click enter

And click on the import certificate to import. Browse the certificate from the local pc and click on ok.
Then click on Add to Certificate List and add to ACL, An pop-up will display where you need to enter the
Client as 000 and name as example “EPD”.

We have imported the portal certificate in the backend, now we have to get the backend into the portal.
For that

Configuration–>Security–>Trusted Systems–>Add Trusted Systems

In the Add Trusted Systems select the By Querying System

If the bakend system is already maintained in the tech systems of SLD it will come in the list other wise
you have to enter the following details and click on Next
Once you are done .The certificate will automatically added into the Certificate and keys list.

Then create the system object and test the SSO.

Done SSO is implemented successfully. In order to cross verify the sso is implemented correctly or not

Login to the portal àSystem Admin àSupportàAppl integrationàTest and configuration ToolàIn the
Dropdown(right hand side)TransactionàRun

Then select the System Object and enter the T-code and click on Go,It should not ask for the username
and password once again and iview should open.