Mapping Users: User Enters Own Data 

Use

This iView allows users to enter their personal logon credentials for all component systems in which they have a user account. 

 

Prerequisites

·       You have set up a corporate LDAP directory server or other repository that stores user data for all portal users. You have configured the location of this repository as described in Defining Location of Central User Data Repository.

·       Typically, user mapping data is stored on the portal LDAP directory server. You have configured where this data is stored as described in Defining Location of User Mapping Data.

·       You have defined the system landscape as described in Defining the System Landscape.

·       You have defined any unifier projects as portal data sources.

 

Procedure

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      1.      Start the user mapping iView in the portal user role by choosing Personalize ® Portal in the top right corner of the portal.

      2.      Choose the User Mapping tab.

      3.      In the Data Source field, select the component system or data source for which you wish to map your data.

Remember that if you are using Single Sign-On using SAP logon tickets to several SAP Systems, you only need to map to one leading SAP System.

The input fields for this system are displayed. Which input fields appear, depends on information from the system landscape definition.

A data source appears in the Data Source field only when its properties necessitate user mapping. A data source requires user mapping if its authentication method is not set to Anonymous/SSO and the authorization level is set to Administrator or Administrator & User. For information on defining these parameters, see Data Source Parameters.

      4.      Enter your user credentials for the system you have selected.

Note that if you require the user ID only for Single Sign-On with SAP logon tickets, you must still enter the password to validate the user ID you have entered.

      5.      Save your entries.