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How to Install the SSO Administration Component

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Overview

You can install the Enterprise Single Sign-On Administration component as a stand-alone feature. This is useful if you need to administer the SSO system remotely. The hardware and software requirements are the same as for a typical Enterprise SSO Runtime Services installation.

After installing the administration component, you enter the SSO Server to be used for management. You can do this with either the command line tool (ssomanage.exe), or the SSO Administration MMC Snap-In. Both procedures are listed in this topic.

Installing the SSO administrative utility (ssomanage.exe) does not create shortcuts on the Start menu to access the command line utilities. To run the SSO administrative utilities after installation, you must open a command prompt, and navigate to the SSO directory at Program Files\Common Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On.

The Enterprise SSO Administration feature also includes an MMC Snap-in. MMC 3.0 must be installed on your computer for the Snap-in to function.

To open the Enterprise SSO MMC Snap-in from the Start menu, select All Programs, select Microsoft Enterprise Single Sign-On, and then SSO Administration.

Install the Enterprise Single Sign-On administrative component

  • Do a custom installation of BizTalk Server, and select only the Enterprise Single Sign-On Administration feature. For BizTalk Server, this is listed under Additional Software.

Enter the server using the MMC Snap-In

  1. After installing the administrative component on a computer where it is not currently installed, open the SSO Administration Snap-In.

    In the Start menu, select All Programs, select Microsoft Enterprise Single Sign-On, and then select SSO Administration.

  2. In the MMC Snap-In under the Console Root, right-click Enterprise Single Sign-On, and click Select.

    The Select SSO Server dialog box will appear.

  3. Enter or browse to the SSO server name you want to specify. To specify the SSO server for all users on the computer, select Set SSO Server for all users.

  4. Click OK.

Enter the server using the command line tool

  1. Click Start, click Run, and then type cmd.

  2. At the command line prompt, go to the Enterprise Single Sign-On installation directory. The default installation directory is \Program Files\Common Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On.

  3. Enter the SSO Server by selecting one of the following options:

    1. Type ssomanage –server to enter the SSO Server you want to connect to when performing administration operations.

      - OR -

    2. Type ssomanage -serverall to enter the SSO Server all users of this computer will connect to when performing administration operations.

See Also

How to Install the SSO Client Utility
Configuring SSO
Installing SSO