Goals

• Configure User Administration and Logon
• Implement an Authorization Concept in the Portal
• Describe the Variants of Single Sign-On
• Connect SAP Systems to an SAP Enterprise Portal
• Operate and Monitor an SAP Enterprise Portal Securely
• Implement Advanced Portal Scenarios

Audience

• Technology Consultant
• System Administrator
• Help Desk / COE Support

Prerequisites

Essential

• SAPEP_15, ADM800_15

Recommended

• none

Course based on software release

• SAP Enterprise Portal 7.40

Content

• User Administration and Authentication
• Configuring the User Management Engine (UME) with LDAP Directory as a Data Source
• Describing the Different Authentication Mechanisms
• Describing Authentication Schemes
• Setting Up Anonymous Access
• Configuring Integrated Windows Authentication
• Performing User Administration and Self-Registration Tasks
• Portal Authorization
• Describing Delegated Content Administration Tasks
• Setting Permissions on Security Zones
• Setting Permissions on Portal Applications
• Describing UME Actions
• Single Sign-On (SSO) to Back-End Systems
• Using Single Sign-On Logon Tickets
• Configuring Single Sign-On with User Mapping
• Using SAML 2.0
• Integration of SAP Applications
• Defining a Back-End System Landscape
• Setting Up Single Sign-On (SSO)
• Uploading Roles from ABAP-Based SAP Systems
• Solution Management
• Monitoring the Portal
• Analyzing the SAP NetWeaver Log Viewer and the Monitoring Service
• Configuring Availability Monitoring for the Portal
• Configuring Specific Portal Monitoring Features
• Creating Broadcast Messages
• Using the Support Tools
• Transporting Portal Content
• Describing Backup and Restore Strategies
• Network Infrastructure
• Managing Network Security
• Defining Load Balancing
• Describing Accelerated Application Delivery (AccAD) Basics
• Advanced Portal Scenarios
• Configuring Navigation Settings and Bandwidth Optimization
• Setting Up a Federated Portal Network