-
Start the ES Service Manager.
-
Navigate to
.
Ensure that the connection protocol ‘BaanLoginSSL’ is selected.
-
Restart the ES Logic Service using the ES Service Manager.
The default SSL properties file
security/ssl.properties will be used (relative
to the BSE directory of the ES Logic Service). Additional arguments can be
specified when starting the ES Logic Service from the command line, for
example:
rexecd -start -d -ssl security/myssl.properties
The meaning of these two arguments is:
- -d for logging
additional information. An event will be logged in the Event Viewer to announce
the file name to which the additional information will be logged.
- -ssl
<ssl properties file> for specifying a
non-default SSL properties file. Prefix the file name with an @-sign to
indicate that it must not be interpreted relative to the BSE directory of the
ES Logic Service. For example use:
-ssl @local_file or
-ssl @/etc/absolute_path.
The additional arguments provided to -start|-stop|-install are
saved in the registry and used when the ES Logic Service is started (from the
command line) without additional arguments or when it is started by the ES
Service Manager snap-in.
This table summarizes how data from session
SSO Parameters is used:
| SSO parameters
|
| Field
|
Usage
|
Remarks
|
| Windows Domain
|
Impersonation: System User domain
|
|
| Generic System User
|
Impersonation: System User username
|
|
| Password
|
Impersonation: System User password
|
|
| Overrule System User Allowed
|
Impersonation
|
Disabled: always unchecked
|
This table summarizes how data from session
User data is used:
| User data
|
| Field
|
Usage
|
Remarks
|
| User
|
Mapping: Application User
|
|
| SSO User
|
Mapping: SSO User
|
|
| Use Generic System User
|
Impersonation
|
Disabled: always checked
|
| System Login
|
Not used for SSO
|
|