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• Reset the password for the Single Sign-On

  I have forgiven vcenter Single Sign-On Administrator user account, the password. Now, I need to reset it without having to reinstall the Single Sign-On service for the installation of vSphere WebClient service.

  You can help... How can change it

  Run this script on DB RSA SSO to reset the password

  If the SSO (admini@system-domain) password must be reset, please run under the RSA database query:

  UPDATE

  [dbo]. [IMS_PRINCIPAL]

  SET

  [Password] = "{SSHA256} KGOnPYya2qwhF9w4xK157EZZ/RqIxParohltZWU7h2T/VGjNRA =='"

  WHERE

  LOGINUID = "admin".

  AND

  PRINCIPAL_IS_DESCRIPTION = 'Admin ';

  This resets the password 'VMware1234!', after which you open a session and the change of the password as needed.

  Note: Take backup of database RSA prior to execution of this

  
  

  As described in this thread vCenter Single Sign-On master password

• RoboHelp 8 / RoboHelp Server 9 and Single sign-on (SSO)

  Hello

  We currently use RoboHelp 8 and are looking into the purchase of RoboHelp Server 9 Before buy us the product, we want a solution of single sign on for our application with RoboHelp as Help Authoring Tool. The help documents are based on the permissions and roles of group. Currently, we publish PDF documents and set up permissions based on the single sign-on (SSO).

  Is it possible to integrate the HR server with PPL system and a database customized for authentication? It can be integrated in a single authentication infrastructure? How does the mechanism of access control? Can I set permissions that is allowed to view certain documents/projects?

  Customize an incredible day, Verlean

  I doubt Verlean but like I said, I don't use LDAP. In my view, that it works on their name of user and password. I try and contact someone at Adobe and see if they can contribute to this thread to confirm one way or other. An interesting scenario.

• 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.

• Upgrade to vCenter U1 5.0 to 5.5 and vCenter Single Sign-On

  Hello

  We have two vCenter 5.01 U1 linked by patterns related to our environment. We want to move to vCenter 5.5 now by using the single sign on Type Mulitsite. One vCenter Server's Active Directory domain Europe the other is NALA. These two domain belong to a single root domain. Can we use the sign on unique Type of Mulitsite in this scenario?

  Kind regards

  Savir

  Yes that's why I mentioned the site... so, during installation of 5.5, you will create 2 sites.

  "Each site is represented by a vCenter Single Sign-On cases, with a single Single Sign-On Server vCenter, or a cluster of high availability.

  Concerning

  Girish

• Structure of security suitable for Single Sign on Server

  We're all used to how design the structure of security for vCenter Server if you had a before 5.1 existing VMware environment.  Who should have administrative privileges in vCenter Server, what roles, permissions and so on should be attributed to the what users and groups - these issues have already been addressed in our current configuration.

  Now Single Sign introduced a significant new of the determination of the issues of access and authentication.

  I would like to have some ideas on how this should be managed.  For example, directors of previous VMware by definition should become Single Sign we're directors? The Active Directory domain administrators now begin to get involved with the SSO on the server?

  For example, the Single Sign on now VMware forces administrators to configure things like:

  -For the SSO password complexity policy

  -Expired password for SSO

  -Locking strategy

  We probably already have these things closely controlled in AD and locked with group policy, but you cannot apply the policy of group directly to a SINGLE authentication server and make it to a GPO in Active Directory.  (You can do Windows SSO running operating system on have a GPO applied, but it will not set up authentication SINGLE itself, just the OS).

  VMware admins are looking at a new set of issues related to authentication and authorization.  Someone must have written something or will write something to help us get the overview of what changes with SSO if anything and how we look at SSO to a safety design and best practices.

  Do I just existing vCenter Server admins admins SSO or do we need to take a step back and reconsider?

  Hello

  In fact, Yes. SSO is strong enough in 5.5. It has some limitations around to send passwords expired, but this is mainly because some people do not use. I use SSO to provide usernames and passwords for all my VMware vCenter and related products service accounts. That is an account for POS, Horizon, vCops, Log Insight, etc.  It's more about the conservation of the once separate systems more with no real need to AD for services. But AD via SSO is used by users.

  Read the documentation and determine how SSO fits in your current password policy and take a long, hard look at your virtualization environment. Y at - it a 1 service-by-service account in dialogue directly with vCenter? If this isn't the case, SSO can help you implement that. The key is to match its functionality to your security policy.

  Best regards
  Edward L. Haletky
  VMware communities user moderator, VMware vExpert 2009, 2010, 2011,2012,2013,2014

  Author of the books ' VMWare ESX and ESXi in the business: Planning Server Virtualization Deployment, Copyright 2011 Pearson Education. ' Of VMware VSphere and Virtual Infrastructure Security: securing the virtual environment ', Copyright 2009 Pearson Education.

  Virtualization and Cloud Security Analyst: The Practice of virtualization, LLC - vSphere Upgrade Saga - virtualization security Table round Podcast

• Single Sign-On database

  Hello

  Is there a document or compatibility matrix that can provide all the versions and platforms supported for the Single Sign On database?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Well... There is the kind of logical conclusion we can draw from the installation guide , if you look on the pages of the requirements.

  Page 328 reads as follows:

  Type of database (for an existing database).

  Version support for Microsoft SQL, Oracle, or IBM DB2. See the

  VMware product interoperability matrices to

  http://partnerweb.vmware.com/comp_guide2/sim/interop_matrix.

  PHP? for versions supported.

  And there is this KB: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2034918

  Who says:

  What are the requirements of compatibility for SSO?

  Compatibility for UNIQUE authentication requirements are the same as those of vCenter Server.

  And the fact that the compatibility matrix does not have a separate for the SSO entry is also an indicator, if SSO would require separate DB information or requirements, they would normally update the matrix accordingly.

  I hope this helps

• 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.

• disable, single sign - on portal

  Hello
  
  We have oracle 10g AS for portal oracle that demand partner using, single sign - on.
  
  the portal oralce URL gets re-directed to the page of connection SSO currently, which is how it is supposed to work.
  
  We are having connection problems, so I would like to go directly to the URL of the portal page.
  
  Is it possible to disable the component of SINGLE sign-on or stop the redirection to the SSO login page?
  
  Thank you
  k

  The simple answer is, no.

  OAS 10 g is an integrated product and Portal 10 g is one of its component included. It is based on the OID and SSO for management of id and user and administration of the group, as well as for the deployment of a site, I don't think that you can access without SSO portal. Portal is not such a product, where you can disable the SINGLE sign-on and still be able to use the portal.

  Thank you!
  AMN

• 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

• 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.

• Do not find the link to download required mentioned in the RFSO for SINGLE sign-on integration

  I implement SINGLE sign on our newly installed R12.1.3 instance. For this I am following note "Integrating Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 with 10gR 3 Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle Single Sign-On (10.1.4.3) [ID 376811.1].
  Previously I have integrated SSO R12 successfully by following this doc...
  
  
  But now I'm not find (or confused) on the download link for the component 'Application Oracle 10 g Infrastructure. "
  
  In the doc what follows is mentioned.
  
  + "Before starting any further, make sure that you got the following:"
  
  Since the store Oracle or the Oracle Technology Network:
  •CD pack for Oracle Application Server 10g Release 2 Enterprise Edition «+»
  
  
  and in another part->
  
  + Pre-installation task 2: install OracleAS 10 g (10.1.4.0.1) identity management Infrastructure
  If you already have an existing instance of 10g (10.1.2.0.2) OracleAS, skip this step and go directly to the next step of pre-installation.
  
  Complete this task to install 'Infrastructure of OracleAS 10 identity management (10.1.4.0.1) g' for the first time.
  
  This task creates the Oracle Application Server 10 g Enterprise Edition standalone server that will be attached to the Server E-Business Suite. +
  
  
  
  But I'm not finding and confused about software to download and their links to oracle technology. No, the software's component "identity management Infrastructure OracleAS 10 g (10.1.4.0.1)."
  
  Please help me on this matter. and also to mention the download links and components which will install the "OracleAS 10g (10.1.4.0.1) identity management Infrastructure".
  
  [Please note that we will not use "Oracle Access Manager" in the new instance as previous installation was OID. that has been integrated successfully with the customer MSAD.]

  Oracle AS10g version 2 is no longer available on OTN - connect you an SR and ask the Support of Oracle to send the Media Pack - http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/ias/downloads/101202-095224.html

  For Oracle Internet Directory 10.1.4.3, please see this link:

  Oracle Single Sign-On and Oracle Internet Directory 10g 10.1.4.3 certified with EBS 11i and R12
  https://blogs.Oracle.com/stevenChan/entry/oracle_sso_oid_10143_certified_ebs

  Thank you
  Hussein

• When configing single sign - on for webenter, cannot open the homepage

  I use active directory as the directory server, use oam on config single sign - on for webcenter.
  the whole process seems ok, but when I open the webcenter home page, the error occurs. Here's the error page info:
  
  
  Operation Oracle Access Manager error
  Identification information (resource = / RequesterIP = 192.168.1.168 HostTarget = http://meware-station.meware.com:7777 operation = GET webcenter) used in the connection do not match a user profile in the identity system.
  
  Contact your Web site administrator to address this issue.
  
  
  
  need your help!
  
  Thank you!

  HV has not provided enough information to get any help. But generally, for these types of errors, check the credentials mapping plugin params. Given that your user store is AD, have you used samaccountname in terms of cred please?
  Let us know.

• Could not connect to the workspace or shared services as a native user - Single Sign-On authentication that does not

  Friends,

  Looking for a way around the SSO and newspapers in shared using the Native sign-on admin Services. We have recently added a useer for MSAD authentiation directory. We want to change our configuration, but cannot connect to Shared Services

  Thank you!

  Yes, it is stored in the registry of the EMP, so it can be changed.

  It is under the WORKSPACE_LWA and the property is AllowDirectLogonAfterSSO

  See you soon

  John

• 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.