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Single Sign - On

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Hi Everybody ,

Our Application server is running of AIX 5.3 and Database at Oracle.

We want to enable Single Sign-On on our systems . We don't have Portal

at present .

We just want to implement SSO on our R/3 system, . Our aim is that when

user logs into his machine with his windows password , he should not be

asked for a password while accessing any shortcut in the SAP GUI . By

just double clicking the SAPGUI shortcut the system will be opened .

For this reason , please let us know if any additional cost is

required , i mean any software / licence's/ certificate's to be

purchase.

We are just concerned wether we have to purchase anything from SAP

if our application server is running in Unix ?

Thanks & Regards ,

Dhaval Raje

Hi Everybody ,

Our Application server is running of AIX 5.3 and Database at Oracle.

We want to enable Single Sign-On on our systems . We don't have Portal

at present .

We just want to implement SSO on our R/3 system, . Our aim is that when

user logs into his machine with his windows password , he should not be

asked for a password while accessing any shortcut in the SAP GUI . By

just double clicking the SAPGUI shortcut the system will be opened .

For this reason , please let us know if any additional cost is

required , i mean any software / licence's/ certificate's to be

purchase.

We are just concerned wether we have to purchase anything from SAP

if our application server is running in Unix ?

Thanks & Regards ,

Dhaval Raje

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Former Member
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Hi Dhavel,

Im not very sure abt AIX but you can try the following link

http://www.webservertalk.com/archive213-2004-11-456650.html

this one talks abt SAP SSO on Linux.

Hope it helps you.

regards,

Barani