Installation guide

Configuring the SAP Systems

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2. On all of the component systems’ application servers, set the following profile

parameters:

3. Execute theTransaction SSO2 usingthe SSO administrationwizard onthe SAP

R/3 system.

4. Enter the RFC destination or the host name and system number for the ticket

issuing system.

5. If the report indicates errors on the SAP R/3 system, correctthese errorson the

ticket issuing SAP R/3 system and re-execute the SSO administration wizard

on the component systems.

6. To initiate the configuration steps on the component system, choose

Edit->Activate Workplace. Red traffic lights indicate errors in the

configuration.

7. Place the PAS shared library in the

programs

directory of the SAP instance.

Afteryou have installedthepolicyagent, copy thepolicyagentshared libraries

also to this directory. For details, see section Installing and Configuring the

Policy Agent.

Each SAP service must have its own corresponding template files and service files.

The SAPDLL service file will follow the same naming conventions as the rest of the

SAP services, that is, if the service name is

sapdll

, the service file name will be

sapdll.srvc

. For more information on the template files, see section SAP Template

Files.

Table 6-5 Parameters in global.srvc

Parameter Value

~login (space)

~password (space)

~mysapcomusesso2cookie 1

Table 6-6 Parameters in the Component Systems’ Application Servers

Parameter Value