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sap systems connection

Former Member — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 03:24:09 GMT

I can log on two sap systems whick at different place,one is through the routers and the other is not.

My question is How can I connect them by TCODE SM59.

Re: sap systems connection

Former Member — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 03:35:33 GMT

Basically RFC Destination -SM59 will be used to send the data to another SAP system, for that you need to give the target system details like :

1.IP address of the target sap system

2. SAP user id

3. password

4. Language.

Re: sap systems connection

Former Member — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 03:54:35 GMT

Hello Plane,

As you are connecting two SAP Systems at different location using SM59, it becomes R/3 Connection of type 3.

So, go to the transaction SM59 and follow the following details

->Select R/3 connection and click on Create

->Give the connection type as 3 and give the description

->In the Technical Settings Tab,

-->> Give the Taget Host with the Ip address of the target SAP System

-->> Also, fill the System Number

->In the Logon/Security Tab,

-->> Give the Language

-->> Client Number of the target system

-->> Username and Password of the target system.

Save it and Click on Test Connection

Hope this is helpful

Re: sap systems connection

Former Member — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 03:55:39 GMT

Hi,

Once you have opened SM59 transaction please follow the below steps :

1. Create a new connection by clicking ob create button.

2. Give the RFC destination name. in this case your second SAP system name.

3. Give the connection type as 3 if your second system is R/3.

4. Then you have to give the details for logon (e.g.. Language, user id, password, client)

by following above steps you will create a RFC connection of R/3 type. then click on that connection and login. you will be able to connect the second system.

Regards,

Sourabh

Re: sap systems connection

Former Member — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 05:02:58 GMT

Hi,

That is RFC destination - it is for connection between two system. It will be used to send data from one system to other system.

in SM59, give the IP address and system number at the u201CTechnical Settingsu201D tab. Move on to the u201CLogon & Securityu201D tab and just give the Logon details of the destination u2013 Language, Client, User, Password.

Check for the selecting from u201CUtilitiesu201D in the Menu Bar -> Test -> u201CConnection Testu201D and u201CAuthorization Testu201D. They should work fine, only then the systems could communicate to sending the data

Regards,

Jyothi CH.

Re: sap systems connection

Former Member — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 07:41:31 GMT

Thanks for replying.

Because one of the sap system(R/3) which I logon use the router, I think we need find a blank to fill the router IP,if do not, the connection test is error. In fact, I ignore the router IP, the connection test is faild.

Re: sap systems connection

Former Member — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 14:11:36 GMT

Try connecting with the help of TCP/IP Configuration. That might work.

If you are not able to achieve it, then get in touch with your Basis team.

They would be able to help you out on this.

Hope this is a useful pointer to you

Thanks,

Babu Kilari