User guide

Chapter 5: Single Sign-on Customization
5-16
Service Linkage with SSO Repository
Before the repository server of the Interstage Single Sign-on is started, the SSO repository must be
started.
If the service dependency is set between the SSO repository and repository server, the repository server
is started after the SSO repository is started, and when a service starts at system start.
Interstage Single Sign-on provides the command that sets and cancels the service dependency. This
command enables setting and cancellation of the service dependency between the SSO repository and
repository server.
The following explains how to set and cancel the service dependency.
Setting the Service Dependency
1. Check the repository name of the SSO repository.
Use the Interstage Management Console on the repository server to select [System] > [Security] >
[Single Sign-on] > [Authentication infrastructure] > [Repository server] > [Settings] tab, and then
click [Detailed Settings [Show]] to check [Repository Name] in [Repository Settings].
2. Specify the repository name checked in Step 1 for the option of the ssosetsvc command and
execute the command to set the service dependency.
For details on the ssosetsvc command, refer to “Single Sign-on Operation Commands” in the Reference
Manual (Command Edition).
Example
“ssorep” is specified for the repository name of the SSO repository.
C:\>ssosetsvc ssorep
Notes
• When the cluster service is to be used, the service dependency should not be set using this
command.
• If the repository name of the SSO repository has changed, ensure that the service dependency has
been set for the changed repository name. The service dependency for the unchanged repository
name does not need to be canceled.