Creating a Person Security Environment for the adapter

You can use these steps to create a Person Security Environment for the adapter.

1. Start a command line console and change to the directory that contains the sapgenpse tool.
2. Create a Person Security Environment for the adapter.
   Running this command:

   sapgenpse get_pse [-p PSE_name] [-x PIN] [DN]

   Where:

   -p PSE_name

   Path and file name for Person Security Environment for the adapter.

   -x PIN

   PIN value that protects the Person Security Environment.

   DN

   Distinguished Name for the adapter. The Distinguished Name is used to build the Secure Network Communication name for the adapter. The Distinguished Name has the following elements:

   • CN = Common_Name
   • OU = Organizational_Unit
   • O = Organization
   • C = Country

   For example:

   sapgenpse get_pse -p adapter.pse -x passw0rd "CN=adapter,OU=IdM,O=IBM,C=US"

3. Use the following command (on one line) to open the adapter's Person Security Environment and create credentials:

   sapgenpse seclogin [-p PSE_name] [-x PIN] [-O [NT_Domain\]user_ID]

   Where:

   -p PSE_name

   Path and file name for the Person Security Environment for the adapter.

   -x PIN

   PIN value that protects the Person Security Environment.

   -O [NT_Domain\[user_ID\

   User for whom the credentials are created. Specify the user that runs the adapter service. Omitting this value specifies the current user.

   For example:

    sapgenpse seclogin -p adapter.pse -x passw0rd -O SYSTEM