This blog post describes a possibility to automate certificate renewal for HANA Databases.
We assume, that you are familiar with the certificate lifecycle management process in general and as well with the implementation (https://blogs.sap.com/2020/...
This blog is part of the SAP Gui SSO series: https://blogs.sap.com/2022/08/15/single-sign-on-for-sap-gui/
Overview
This blog describes the download and installation of the Secure Login Client for different scenarios.
The Secure Login Client is the p...
Overview
The SAP Gui has been around for quite a while. Even today, where the road takes us more and more into the territory of browser based applications, it is still widely used, especially by administrators and power users. With the criticality of...
Summary
Certificate Lifecycle Management is a solution to automatically renew certificates. It is part of the product SAP Single Sign-on.
This blog describes the configuration in the Secure Login Server and how to connect an AS ABAP as well as an AS...
With ABAP 7.51, a new authentication scenario was announced: Network Edge Authentication.
You can read about it here.
This is a great new feature for securing http-based access to your systems. This blog will guide you through the implementation, u...
Hi Skylark, yes. Such a scenario is possible. There are many different possibilities. You could use SAML2 or OIDC or SPNEGO or Certificates.The scenario you are currently using unfortunately is not clear from the description. This could be related to...
Hi,
well, in this case, we are talking about the question of certificate management on a client device. This is usually done via Group Policy.
In the end, we can use a certificate from the Windows Certificate store. So you have to discuss with y...
Hi Sailendra,
from the trace it looks to me as if the SLS actually tries to call the NDES server. It seems to be a response from the NDES server. So I would recommend to try to find the error message there. You might be able to find something in ...
Hi Juan,
unfortunately, I don't have an exact guide at the moment. If I come to it, I'll try to write something up. But that will definitely take some time.
In addition, the solution using IAS is also quite close on the roadmap. The restriction ...
Hi Kathleen,
the identifier in the credentials is fixed (for a certificate for example: CN=USER123, OU=SAP, O=COMPANY, C=DE). However, this string is set in the SNC Name of a user. And you can have multiple users with the same SNC name.
When SSO ...
