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       1.         Install the SAP Cryptographic Library on the application server.

       2.          Set the profile parameters.

       3.            Create and maintain the SSL Server PSEs as follows:

                            a.            Create the SSL server PSEs.

                            b.            Generate a certificate request for each SSL server PSE.

                            c.            Send the certificate requests to a CA to be signed.

                            d.            Import the certificate request responses into the server's SSL server PSEs.

                            e.            Maintain the SSL server PSE's certificate list.

       4.            Creating the SSL Client PSEs as follows:

                            a.            Repeat the procedure for the standard SSL client PSE.

                            b.            If you want the application server to be able to use the anonymous identity to communicate with other Web servers, then repeat the procedure for the anonymous SSL client PSE.

                            c.            If you want the application server to be able to use individual identities to communicate with other Web servers using SSL, then create individual SSL client PSEs.

       5.            Define which SSL Client PSE to use for each connection as follows:

                            a.            In transaction SM59, you define the HTTP destinations for the SAP Web Application Server. In these destinations, you can specify whether SSL should be used for the connection and which SSL client PSE the server should use.       See Specifying that a Connection Should Use SSL.

                            b.            Restart the ICM to make sure that any changes take effect.

       6.            Test the connections.