Secure network communication is not enabled

Hi All ,
"secure network communication is not enabled" message popup while loginto system for our end users
Please suggest
Thanks,
Sankar Bavirisetti

Hi Sankar
Have you implemented SNC in your landscape.If yes , then please check have you set the parameter SNC_ENABLE=1 in your instance profile.

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