Category: Single Signon
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PeopleSoft Unified Navigation with PeopleSoft Applicatations Portal / Interaction Hub
With Portal 9.1 Feature Pack 1, which was released just over a year ago, came a new feature I finally got the chance to use. Unified Navigation. In this post I’ll walk through setting this up in one of my demo environments. Using the Unified Navigation WorkCenter makes configuring this feature pretty easy to set up. …
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Why you should have different local node passwords
I was doing an assessment of a Peoplesoft installation recently when I noticed that the node passwords were the same across all environments of the same application type. While this might not seem like it is a big deal, it can open up a production environment to unauthorized access or accidental data entry. If this…
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PeopleSoft Desktop Single Sign-on via Kerberos – Part 3
Welcome to the third installment of PeopleSoft Desktop Single Sign-on via Kerberos. I hope to wrap up everything in this final post. In Part 1 we configured our Linux servers to talk to our Active Directory server and setup a user/SPN for our Kerberos Authentication. In Part 2 of the PeopleSoft Desktop SSO write up…
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PeopleSoft Desktop Single Sign-on via Kerberos – Part 2
In Part 1 we started our SSO config by getting our Linux servers to talk to the KDC and we should have a working keytab file for our SPN. Now lets setup some things for our Weblogic to utilize this. First, create the following krbLogin.conf file krbServer { com.sun.security.auth.module.Krb5LoginModule required storeKey=true useKeyTab=true keyTab=”/home/psoft/krb5.keytab” isInitiator=false principal=”HTTP/websrv.testdomain.com”;…
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PeopleSoft Desktop Single Sign-on via Kerberos – Part 1
With the release of PeopleTools 8.51 Desktop Single Signon via Kerberos is now a supported reality. Though this can’t really be considered a delivered solution, I’d call it a reference solution, for those that want to build their own it is at least available and documented. So here is a walk through of setting up…