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Use

The PAS must be able to determine the user's ID in the SAP system so that it can issue the user his or her SAP logon ticket. For this purpose, maintain the user's information in the user external ID mapping table (USREXTID).

Note

If you use an external authentication mechanism that provides the user’s ID for the SAP system directly, then you can skip this procedure. For more information, see Structure linkConfiguring the PAS for Providing the SAP User ID Directly.

Prerequisites

The type of external user ID that you define in the mapping table must match the type of user ID defined in the PAS's service file.

Procedure

Maintain the table USREXTID on the ticket-issuing application server. You can either use table maintenance (transaction SM30, view VUSREXTID) or the reports RSUSREXT or RSUSREXTID to maintain the user information.

Use the following information:

Field

Description

Possible Values

Default

Type of external ID

Type of external ID.

The value must match the type of authentication used.

DN (Distinguished Name for X.509)

NT (Windows NTLM or password verification using the Windows domain controller)

LD (LDAP bind)

<User-defined> (For other external authentication mechanisms)

None

External ID

User's external ID.

The syntax is determined by the authentication mechanism used.

String value (case-sensitive)

None

Seq. no.

Optional. Use if multiple entries for the same user ID exist.

000 – 999

None

User

User's ID for the SAP system

Valid user in the SAP system

None

Min. date

Optional. First valid date for the external ID mapping.

Date

None

Indicator: Activated

Check to activate the user mapping.

On or off

Off

Note

The external ID entries in USREXTID are case-sensitive. Therefore, to avoid case problems, we recommend maintaining the external ID entries in capital letters and setting the ITS parameter ~login_to_upcase = 1 in the PAS's service file.

 

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