292Enterprise Business Portals II with IBM Tivoli Access Manager
Scenario 1
This integration scenario achieves single sign-on (SSO) by configuring the
mySAP Enterprise Portal to accept external authentication performed by the
WebSEAL server. Figure B-1 shows the integration architecture where the
following process occurs:
1.A client accesses the mySAP Enterprise Portal through WebSEAL, where
both Tivoli Access Manager and mySAP Enterprise Portal share the same
user registry.
2.WebSEAL authenticates the client user and authorizes the request.
3.With mySAP Enterprise Portal configured to use external authentication,
WebSEAL passes it the authenticated ...
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