If for example I wanted to browse to the product availability matrix ( http://service.sap.com/pam) I would see the following.
Clicking ok on the above message led me to my login prompt.
Once I had logged in, if I wanted to browse to for example http://service.sap.com/support , then I would be requested the above information again. Clearly this can become annoying.
To get around this, SAP provides us with ability to use single sign on. This can be found the “SAP Trust Center Services” website which can be found at http://service.sap.com/tcs
- When this page loads, click on the link “Single sign-on in the SAP Service Marketplace with your SAP password” which can be found under the “Service Corner” section.
- Again under the “Service Corner” section, click on “Apply for an SAP passport”
- Type in your password and click “Apply for SAP Passport”
- Click “Yes” on the potential security violation message. This will be displayed twice.
- Click “yes” on the next message to install the certificate.
- You will now be redirected to the certificate installed confirmation page.
We now need to test to confirm this has worked.
- Close all internet browsers.
- Launch your internet browser and browse to http://service.sap.com/pam
- In the “Choose a digital certificate” message, you can see your certificate, click ok and you should be straight into the SAP website.
I hope this saves you some time.
