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Combine the signed certificate .pem with the private key created in step 3:
openssl pkcs12 -export -inkey tms-privatekey.pem -in tms-cert.pem -out tms-cert-key.p12 -name tms-cert-
key
key
You should now have a Cisco TMS certificate that contains the private key for SSO configuration to upload to
Cisco TMS.
Before uploading this certificate to TMS, you must enable partner delegated authentication on your WebEx
in the next section. After
enabling delegated authentication, use the combined certificate and private key you generated in step 10
to complete the
SSO configuration.
Enabling Partner Delegated Authentication on the WebEx site
Before you can enable partner delegated authentication on your WebEx site, the WebEx Cloud Services
team must make site provisioning changes to configure your TMS as a delegated partner.
These steps are required for enabling partner delegated authentication on your WebEx site:
1. Request that the WebEx Cloud Services team add a Partner Certificate for your TMS, configured for
SAML 2.0 federation protocol.
2. Provide the public certificate for your TMS to the WebEx Cloud Services team. For details on how to
3. After the WebEx Cloud Services team notifies you that this step is complete, enable partner delegated
authentication for both Host and Admin accounts in the Site Administration for your WebEx site, as
described below.
4. Proceed with the section "Enabling SSO in Cisco TMS".
5. To enable partner delegated authentication on your WebEx site, do the following:
6. Log into your WebEx administrative site and go to Manage Site > Partner Authentication.
7. The Partner Delegated Authentication page appears.
8. Partner Delegated Authentication on the WebEx Administrative Site
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