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FBCLiu
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7/9/2009 8:05 PM
I recently installed the LBI in my Windows 2003 Server.
The server box is physically the same as the Lawson LSF/WebSphere. In other words, LSF 9.0.6, WebSphere 6.0.2.17, and LBI EFS 9.0.1.10.154 are all on the same server. DSSO is not installed because they are all in the same server. The LBI/EFS login without any problem if I specified File-based Authentication in the System Configuration Assistant. But when I changed to Lawson Single Sign-On and enter SSOP for the Server Name, the login will hung. The login screen displays, and I can enter "lawson" user ID and password. When I l click Login button, the IE browser just hung with the bottom of the screen saying "Opening page http://.../sso/SSOServlet..." Any one has this problem before and how to resolve it?
Matthew Nye
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7/9/2009 8:33 PM
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Im not sure this is a support Lawson configuration. Have you logged a case with Lawson? Of coarse if it wasnt installed by a certified installer GSC wont be able to help.
I would look in your IOS log files and LBI WAS log files to see what is occurring. If there is nothing useful you may need to install a packet sniffer to determine where in the process the login is failing. My guess is that its not a client side issue. Even though the two are on the same server the important part is if they are using the same web server and if by using the same web server they are able to share sessions. My gut would say they arent and in that case youd still need to in stall DSSO.
let me know what you find out, im curious to hear the outcome.
Thanks,
Matt
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