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Problems installing trusted RFC Connections

Former Member — Wed, 06 Apr 2016 13:00:44 GMT

Hi there,

I try to install trusted RFC connections between two Systems.

When I use SMT1 to make a trusted relationship and pick one destination, i get an error saying that there are not enaugh authorisations for creating it.

When I check the user on the rfc destination he has S_RFCACL (RFC_EQUSER=N), S_RFC_TT (ACTVT=01), S_ADMI_FCD with NADM and S_RFC for executing "RFC_TRUSTED_SYSTEM_SECURITY" on the other System with which I try to get trusted.

But still getting the error. Did I forget something?

Did a trace on the user, mentioned on the Destination an just get return code=0; S_ADMI_FCD=NADM.

I really don't know what to do, so thanks for your support.

Sorry for my bad english, I hope you guys understand my problem.

Thanks and with regards,

Yannick

Re: Problems installing trusted RFC Connections

Ulrich_Schmidt1 — Thu, 07 Apr 2016 07:12:54 GMT

Hi Yannick,

perhaps it is not the user maintained in the RFC destination, that has insufficient permissions, but the user who is trying to create the trust relationship. (Meaning: not enough permissions to use SMT1.)

Best Regards, Ulrich

Re: Problems installing trusted RFC Connections

Former Member — Thu, 07 Apr 2016 07:31:23 GMT

Hi Ulrich,

thanks for your response

i figured it out by myself, but you are right.

Me, the user trying to create this realationship, had not enaugh authorisations to do it in the partner system.

Thanks for your help and have a nice day.

Best regards,

Yannick

Re: Problems installing trusted RFC Connections

Former Member — Fri, 08 Apr 2016 07:05:12 GMT

Hi everyone,

I fixed the problem mentioned above by granting me more authorisations on the partner system.

But now I got another Problem:

System1 and System2 are now trusted. On both sides new RFC Destinations got automatically created (TRUSTING@System1 & TRUSTING@System2).

I need to use the "old" destinations and I thought that I just need to switch those destiantions to "TRUSTED REALATIONSHOP = Yes" on the "Login & Security" Tab on the Destination in SM59.

But when I now want to test the connection by using the "authorisationcheck" it aborts by telling me: "Not authorized to Login at partner System".

It is definetly not an authorization Problem, because it didn't work when giving sap_all to the system user, defined on the RFC Destination.

Does anyone know what to do here?

Thanks alot and have a nice day,

Yannick