Answer / prakash

SNC means Secure Network Connection

Third party tools will be used for this. These tools will be
used to store user credentials. So that users not able to
enter their credentials repeatedly while entering in to the
system

SNC tab is used to configure SNC name for an User

SNC Name should be in this format
p:<User ID>@<organization address or SNC address>

Answer / anish

SNC stands for Secure Network Connection.SNC tab is used to
configure SNC name for an User.If you are not using SNC or
have not enabled the SNC then it should not appear.The
profile parameter is Change/Add SNC/enable.

Answer / anand salimeda

SNC Tab in SU01 t-code means its a Secured Network
Connection. This works just similar to single sign-on.
This will be used by the third party tools which will store
the user credentials for the future login purpose.

SNC Name should be in the following format:

p:<UserId>@<Company name or SNC Address>
Note: Comapany name or SNC address should be written in
CAPS or else it will thorw an error.

Answer / pna889

SNC- Secure Network Communication
It is used for Single sign On Mechanism

Answer / gourav

Secure Network Communications (SNC)

SNC is a software layer in the SAP system architecture that provides an interface to an external security product. With SNC, you can strengthen the security of your SAP system by implementing additional security functions that SAP systems do not directly provide (for example, the use of smart cards for user authentication).

SNC provides security at the application level. This means that a secure connection between the components of the SAP system (for example, between the SAP GUI and the SAP application server) is guaranteed, regardless of the communication link or transport medium (see the graphic below). You therefore have a secure network connection between two SNC-enabled communication partners.

Answer / sasigopal

Hi anish,
Thx for given explanation but one query u said profile
parameter can u tell me which profile parameter can u tell
me the path name ??

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