Open administration site Go to Administrative tools and then select Services in though services select Microsoft Single Sign-on Service make start-up type to Automatic and then click Apply and then start the service
After starting this service Now go to Central Administration and then go to Operations Tab in this tab Under Security configuration ---> Manage settings for Single Sign-on
Over there under Server Setting click on Manage Server Settings over there you see a form fill in those fields see the image below, after filling all fields and click OK
After this SSO Name Database will be created in DB and all other links(Administration site related to SSO) which were previously disabled will get enabled
Now under Enterprise Application Definition Settings ---> Manage Settings for Enterprise Application Definition after that click on New Items
Fill Information as shown below you can give Display name & Application Name make sure that you giving Application Name a Sensible name because once given it can not be changed,after that fill E-mail address and Select Individual Under Account Type and Select Windows authentication leave Logon Account Information as it is and click ok
After that click on Manage account information for enterprise application definitions over there in drop down box of Enterprise application definition Select Application name which you just created above and enter user account name(same account which you have use in manage server settings) and click on update account information check box and click OK
SSO Configuration is Done
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