6.3 Single Sign-On

Single sign on (SSO) is a session and user authentication service that permits you to use one set of login credentials for example, a username and password to access multiple applications.

Perform the following steps to configure single sign-on

  1. From the DSR NOAM, navigate to main menu Administration and then General Options, and in the General Options page, set Certificate Domain Name to tekelec.com.
  2. From the Main Menu, navigate to Administration, Access Control, and Certificate Management, select Establish SSO Zone.
  3. Provide Certificate Name as tekelec, select Report and copy only certificate(not private key).
  4. From the main menu, navigate to Diameter, Troubleshooting with IDIH Configuration, click Options, and then set IDIH Visualization address to IDIH FQDN only.
  5. Ensure API Gateway Service SSL is enabled.
    1. Login to service VM.
    2. Edit cnidih_VM.yaml file in the cnidih portal section.
    3. Modify the following property GBU_RAPID_PUBLIC_SERVER_URL=https:\/\/idih.tekelec.com.
  6. From the OAM, click Single Sign On and provide tekelec as certificate name and the copied certificate from NOAM in the certificate section.

    Figure 6-2 Single Sign On


    Single Sign On

  7. The local system environment file where the user accesses SOAM and IDIH must be modified.

    For example:

  8. In your browser, open SOAM using FQDN soam.tekelec.com instead of IP. Then, click Analyze with IDIH for any trace. IDIH will open a new tab with FQDN without requiring you to log in.