Through Anaplan Connect we can automate the process for import and other actions by running batch files but what in case of Single Sign On feature in which we don't have User ID and Password of users so what to mention as identity in batch file.
@Tiffany.Rice
Just curious: $500 for a single cert? That seems VERY high.
Sectigo, recommended by Anaplan (https://community.anaplan.com/t5/Releases/How-to-Use-Third-Party-Certificates-With-Anaplan/ba-p/49116) charges $50 i think (def not more $100 per cert)
DigiCert is also around the same (cheaper if you have an Enterprise model)
@PratyakshDua01,
You can use a verified certificate for authentication purposes.
Check this link for more details: https://help.anaplan.com/anapedia/Content/GettingStarted/Certificates.htm?cshid=1654
Thanks,
Sandeep
Thanks for the information but that functionality has been expired so how can we generate Certificate Authority Certificates because that's the alternative way for the same .
Thanking you in anticipation.
Regards,
Pratyaksh
@PratyakshDua01
This is correct. Anaplan no longer generates Certs for customer...This feature was decomm'd on December 2019 I believe. You must know procure our down Cert.
See my reply on your other thread on how to get a Cert.
There is a small cost to having a certificate generated (the quote we received was $500). If that is prohibitive, there is also the option to create an exception user within your workspace. We did this by creating a generic email account and then unselecting the Single Sign On Boolean when we setup the user in Anaplan.
Certificate authentication is the preferred method but wanted to provide a possible alternative to user basic authentication.
Thanks for the information .
Got it..agreed that you can't just use any vendor...The vendor must be approved so choices can be limited.
CA Cert Procurement and Management is a pain point even though its the most secure
Good new is that Anaplan is working on OAuth which will be a lot simpler.
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