on 09-24-2015 10:15 AM
Hello Gurus,
Current we are implementing SMP platform Native mobile app. I required your advise and suggestions for below scenario :
Current design :
Have ECC (Installed in different box) and NW (installed in different box) trusted RFC connection maintained between ECC & NW to consume ODATA services.
1) Our mobile app will authenticate through windows AD server. (user maintained / created as "MobileUser1" in AD and ECC server) *User id is same in both the servers
2) Is it mandatory to maintain the same user "MobileUser1" in (NW server) ? to access for creating the orders, pull / sync the data
3) If we maintain "Mobileuser1" in NW server then how can we handle if AD user password changes then it's mandatory to change and create the same password in NW & ECC??
Any Help will Appreciated.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards
PavanG
Hi Pavan,
You would set up SSO among AD, SMP, GW and ECC. In case of SSO, the same username has to be maintained in all the systems so you would need MobileUser1 created in NW GW system as well.
SSO does not affects on password change in one system. This SSO would work with accepting the login ticket from the active directory. If the user is validated in AD, AD will issue a login ticket that would be accepted by all other systems and would allow to login.
Regards,
Ekansh
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Hello Ekansh ,
Thanks Quite informative
Currently (We are not having Single Sign-on), App authentication through AD is success, but issue is whenever AD password expires, NW servers also requires to change and maintain the same password created for AD authentication. else we gets an error message "Forbidden 401".
Appreciate your suggestions and thoughts over this current situation.
Also , Do we have any resource (Document or something)which could be refereed to?
I also found these useful links.
Using Logon Tickets for Single Sign-On
Regards,
--PavaG
Message was edited by: Pavan Golesar
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