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• How to disable Single Sign On

  Hello...
  
  Whenever I call a report that came out a Single Sign On page n request username n password. After giving the report parameter form is open. Until the end of the session the SSO is not burst when I call other reports.
  
  But once the session expires or I have an another open application in another browser application for single sign-on...
  
  Today, when I enter user name n password single sign on it says expired password... When I connect to my database with the same password it works fine...
  
  How to solve this problem...
  
  IAM using oracle 10g Server Linux App.
  
  Please help me as soon as possible...
  
  
  
  with cheers
  Sprity...

  You need to comment on or change the security id in the file reportservername.conf

• KB982381 which replaces 980182, 978207, 976749, 976325 and native authentication from windows 974455 breaks Single Sign On

  I have proven tha the recently updated KB 982381 which replaces 980182,978207, 976749, 976325 and 974455 breaks single sign on for my domain. This process of Single Sign-On using Kerberos authentication to the people on an Oracle Portal newspaper. This works perfectly for each single user... As long as we do not install these updates. Each month, we must keep remove these KBs. The thing is I don't want to continue to do that I have not WSUS. In addition, I would quite be able to upgrade my computers without breach of SIngle Sign On. That everybody knows or has information on what could cause this problem?

  Contact the Support of Oracle and your MS TAM.

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  For enterprise customers, support for security updates is available through your usual support contacts.

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• VSphere Web Client cannot connect to the server vCenter Single Sign On.

  I'm running the virtual appliance of the trial 5.5.0.20400 build 2442330 on ESXi 5.5.0, 2068190

  While I try to log on to the Web Client, I get this error.  VSphere Web Client cannot connect to the server vCenter Single Sign On.

  I put fallow the steps to disable SSO by changing the webclient.properties line add file and ad sso.enabled = false .    Then on the vCenter Server Appliance, restart the vSphere client service by typing service vsphere-client restart .

  I enclose the reference files.

  All ideas will be useful

  
  

  This answer was simple, all I had to do was remove the # in front of the statement in the file.   and SSO has been disabled after the restart of the service.

• vCenter Single Sign-on

  Below updates in custody, it is necessary to have SSO installed for the new vCenter implementation 5.1? Can ignore us?

  What happens when the SSO server is down?

  
  

  During authentication UNIQUE is down, any operation that requires authentication or validation of the session does not work. This implies vCenter capacity may not be available. It also means users cannot connect to vCenter or the Web Client. The hypervisor layer continues to work as usual and your workloads continue to run.
  

  
  

  Can I disable the SINGLE sign-on and go back to the old method of authentication in vCenter Server?

  
  

  N °

  as much as I know there is no way not to install SSO.  vCenter is conditioned by the inventory, which is dependent on the SSO Service.  So, I don't see anyway around not install SSO.

  Even if the SSO does not work, you just won't be able to 'amp', you should still be able to connect using your domain\username and then typing your password manually.

• ALUI 6.5 on Weblogic 10 - Single Sign-On Options

  We have 6.5 ALUI portal running on Windows 2003 in a Weblogic 10.0 MP1 environment. The portal is configured with Active Directory authentication Source. Opening a session with credentials of the AD to the auth Source. works very well. What are our options to implement single sign - on in this environment? We need to use kerberos for Weblogic identification? If so, how WL passes this on to ALUI?
  
  All information in this area is very much appreciated.

  Hi guys,.

  Here are the changes of PortalConfig.xml I did. It will be useful.

  a. set the field of the cookie to the following:

  
  . blah.com/results.htm
  

  b. set the SSO provider to 50 who is BasicSSO for the ALUI portal.

  
  50
  

  d. define the section headers custom configuration of the portal (SSOVendor). The Weblogic Plugin sends the user name in a custom header named Remote-Proxy-User. This header was found by
  ptSPy and Fiddlers. This custom XML parameter indicates the SSOHandler portal to search for and remove the custom for the username header

  
  Type = "http://www.plumtree.com/config/component/types/portal/ssovendor" >
  

  
            User-remote-proxy
       
  
  
  
  
  

  I only uncomment the header value because that's all that is needed. Good luck!!

  See you soon

  Sanjay

• How can I disable msn sign up everytime I turn on my computer?

  How can I disable msn sign up everytime I turn on my computer?

  Hi JONSAHERY,
   
  Follow the procedure described here to turn off the MSN Messenger Connect automatically:
   
  a. open MSN messenger, click the Tools menu and then click Options.
  (b) in the left pane, click general.
  c. under connection, turn it off ""automatically run Messenger when I log in Windows " check."
  d. click OK.
   
  For more information, see the section "How can I stop MSN Messenger from starting automatically?' article below:
  MSN Messenger: Most of the frequently asked Questions

• How to enable Single Sign On RDP on Win 7

  I telecommute from home using RDP to my workstation.  The two machines are Win 7 Pro.  We went to smart cards just for more than a year.  Right underneath a year ago we started having problems when reading maps Service would crash when processing authentication by card reader.  This required a local reboot.  (If you have any idea why that was happening I would hear it, but this is not not the subject of this question I have had no luck tracing the cause of this error)

  Login using RDP launches 2 authentication of card reader. The first seems to be initiated by the customer, the second by the host.  The first still works fine, the second sometimes throws an error that causes the card down reading Service.

  If I enable Single Sign-On on my client, I think I could avoid the second round of authentication and its related errors.

  Here's my problem.  It seems that I need to change the group policy to do this and gpedit.msc is not distributed with Win 7 Pro (at least that's what I read and is not on my machine).

  Is there a way to set the SSO on Win 7 Pro?  I use the VPN for the client and the host must be on the same domain.

  Thanks for your help,

  Dan

  Hi Dan,.

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community. If I understand correctly that you are referring to RDP, I suggest you post this query on Technet Forum. Our Technet Forum support team will be more than happy to help you. Please click the link below to do so:

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?category=w7itpro&filter=AllTypes&sort=lastpostdesc

  For more information, do not hesitate to contact us. We will be more than happy to help you.

• Wired 802.1 X. How is single-sign - we implemented on AD environments?

  Hello team:

  I played some time with 802. 1 X on a cable network of catalyst with good results, but still typing (user, pass) combo then disputed by the switch.

  Now, I want to move mainstream, and deploy it to a Windows domain of production with XP end user stations. I need to implement single sign - on: the user/pass entered by the user when he or she connects to the computer must also be reused by the PC to meet the switch when exchanging EAPOL running.

  I have my doubts on this environment. On a normal basis, a PC with XP which is turned takes at least a minute to request user name and password, and I understand that the switch will challenge with EAPOL as soon as the LAN card is turned on (let´s say in a few seconds after that the PC was under tension). Now the questions:

  Do I have to adjust my LAN switch 802.1 X timeouts with this fact in mind?

  What happens if the end user takes a long time (well beyond my expirations of switch) to enter the name of user and password information? The timeout of the switch and switch to alternative methods?

  What is executed first? ¿Validation of the credentials of the user in the AD environment or 802.1 X validation? If validation AD comes first, I apply an ACL in each port of the switch to allow at least the DHCP service and access to the AD server, so that the laptop can take an IP address and reached the advertising for the validation server.

  Any help with my many questions will be greatly appreciated.

  Best regards, Rogelio

  After the authentication of the computer complete, the network connection is open. You may want to ACL to restrict the user to access the announcement; DHCP; DNS, etc. You would need to give sufficient rights after the second dot1x over but then the user needs to access other resources on the network.

  I will attach here the section database user ACS4.2 user guide. Anyway, you can find a similar article on most versions of the Guide to ACS.

• Single Sign On AnyConnect ActiveDirectory

  Hello

  With the AnyConnect client, is there a way to avoid having to do twice the same Active Directory credentials:

  one to auth AnyConnect

  one to connect to Active Directory

  Thank you.

  No, unfortunately, Single Sign-On only works for Clientless SSL VPN, not AnyConnect SSL VPN.

  Raison d'etre, this is a feature on the web browser that allows NTLM credentials should be sent to the Clientless SSL VPN and won't work for the SSL VPN client.

• Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On Suite plus

  Please help me to install and work on Oracle Enterprise Single Sign-On Suite Plus if there is any blog or Web site please pass it on. @

  Be aware that there is often a difference between Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On Suite more and Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On (eSSO)

  Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On (eSSO) is a product which provides unique signature funds and other features. It is often simply called ESSO.

  Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On Suite is more often used to designate a license bundle which includes essentially the ESSO products with other IAM products which have SSO capabilities.

  Since this is a technical community, we are good at answering technical questions about each of these products, but when it comes to the issuance of licenses and related licenses for the group, then it is best to ask an Oracle sales person.

  Be aware that when we talk about Group we are talking about how products are compressed upwards, together, not groups of licenses.

  From a technical point, Oracle has so many products that are part of the bundle license to provide SSO functionality. These products, so that they can work together not all are integrated out of the box for some integration work and the same custom development is required to make them all work together.

  Products you might be interested for the SSO are likely:

  (OAM + OIF) Oracle access management

  Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On (ESSO)

  You might also need because they are used to store the users and their related products identification information:

  Oracle unified directory (OUD)

  Oracle Internet Directory (OID)

  Oracle Virtual Directory (OVD)

• vCenter Service was able to start with the error failed to create the front of SINGLE sign-on: vmodl.fault.SystemError

  Hello

  Can someone guide me how to solve this error? vCenter service is not getting started, I looked in the newspapers vpxd and found the following error.

  vCenter Service was able to start with the error failed to create the front of SINGLE sign-on: vmodl.fault.SystemError

  Thank you

  John

  Hi John,.

  This is due to host on the vCenter server entries. Please try the procedure below

  Connect to the vCenter server, edit the/drivers/etc/hosts file in Notepad

  C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

  # 127.0.0.1 localhost

  Note: If a line does not exist in the hosts file, add it at the end of the text.

  #) to remove the comment from the line of IPv4.

  1. 127.0.0.1 localhost
     ·  Save and close the file.
  • localhost127.0.0.1.
    • GoTo services.msc and start VMware Virtual Center Services.

  Thank you

  Venance

• web client vSphere 6.0 shows Single Sign-On

  Hello

  This may seem like a minor thing, and maybe I am doing something wrong

  in vSphere 5.5 web client splash screen shows "VMware vSphere Web Client"

  However in vSphere 6.0 splash screen displays "VMware vCenter Single Sign-On" even after configuring SSO on

  It's normal that it seems confusing to me!

  screenshot below

  just me then?

• Single Sign-On sequence 5.1 to 5.5 upgrade (multisite mode and bound)

  Hello

  I have trying to find SSO upgrade documentation that describes the options I have to choose for the following upgrade scenario:

  Before the upgrade to 5.5:

  • 2 x 5.1 vCentre servers (Windows 2K8R2) along with related modes.
  • Each vCentre has its own local SSO server that runs on the same server vCentre. Both have the same deployment ID.

  My understanding of what the upgrade for authentication UNIQUE and related modes cannot function after update 5.5 should go as follows (obviously related modes has been removed before the upgrade):

  1. On the first SSO server. Switch from 5.1 to 5.5 using the MULTISITE option. (Web Client follow-up, inventory Service & Server vCentre).
  2. On the 2nd Server SSO. Switch from 5.1 to 5.5 using the MULTISITE option. (Web Client follow-up, inventory Service & Server vCentre).

  The problem is the first SSO server when I select MULTISITE option on the next page, I get the details of the host partner and password I was do one of the following errors:

  1. Could not get the server certificate, or
  2. Unable to get the host name

  And cannot proceed with the upgrade. The only option that works is the AUTONOMOUS vCENTRE SSO SERVER option which I think related modes don't work after upgrade.

  Any help pointing me to a document that stresses the good options if bound mode is preserved after upgrade would be great.

  See you soon

  You use the 2 vCenter 5.5 Update Setup or an older version? Because there are a few changes on the descriptions of the modes of deployments between vCenter 5.5 GA/starting at day 1 and 5.5 Update 2, take a look:

  The deployment modes available for vCenter Single Sign-On are:

  For 5.5GA for vSphere vSphere 5.5 Update 1 b:

  • vCenter Single Sign-On for your first server vCenter Server
  • vCenter Single Sign-On for an additional vCenter Server into an existing site (formerly Cluster HA)
  • vCenter Single Sign-On for an additional vCenter server with a new site (formerly Multisite)

  For vSphere 5.5 Update 2 and beyond:

  • SSO Server vCenter standalone
  • High availability
  • Multisite

  For your first vCenter, you must select "vCenter Standalone single authentication server ' and the second 'Multisite' option, see this note:

  Multisite | vSphere 5.5 Update 2 and beyond

  This option installs a vCenter Single Sign-On additional server in a new site of logic. Single Sign-On Server vCenter are created using this option, they will all be members of the same domain of authentication vSphere.local. As an improvement on vSphere 5.1, provided Single Sign-On (policy, users of the solution/application, sources of identity) are now automatically replicated between each vCenter Server Single Sign-On in the same field of authentication vSphere.local 30 seconds. This mode should be used after the first Single Sign-On Server vCenter is deployed using the vCenter Single Sign-On for your first server vCenter Server or stand-alone vCenter Server SSO option, depending on your version of version 5.5 of vSphere .

  For more information, see this KB article: VMware KB: vCenter Single Sign-On deployment for vSphere 5.5 modes

• Problem in installing Single Sign On.

  I'm new to VMware vSphere and tryinng to play with the trial version, before Fast-Track 5.5-attend class to learn more.

  I couldn't install single sign on "VMware-VIMSetup-all-5.5.0-1891310-20140201-update01" 5.5 (60 days trial) in Windows Server 2008 R2 Std.

  Anyone has idea about it, or never experience this problem? Thanks in advance for the help.

  
  Installing SSO, error message below appear,

  " Service "VMware Directory Service" (VMWareDirectoryService) Impossible to start. Check that you have sufficient privileges to start system services. »
  

  * I perform the installation by using the Local Administrator account
  * I have tried the following:

  -Windows Error Reporting service manual start mode set (the service started during installation)
  -install the single sign on facility separately / custom

  -install the prerequisites for SSO, openSSL and Pyhton manually before installing SSO separately.

  -my Admin SSO vCenter password does not contain the exclusion of character list.

  Please see pictures below for my setting of the installation:
  (I have install in a cool win Server 2008 R2 Std, machine only)
  

  

  

  

  

  Hi, thanks for the response.

  My problem solved once I installed AD and DNS running.