on ‎2007 Feb 14 6:50 PM
I just got a new laptop, and when I logon to SAP, I got an error "Sapgui 640 - Logon balancing error 88: Cannot connect to message server (rc=9). I see this message was answered at the following link
but that resolution, to change the registery, did not fix my problem. Does anybody have any other suggestions? I also copied my saplogin.ini file from my old laptop, and that didn't solve it either.
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> I just got a new laptop, and when I logon to SAP, I
> got an error "Sapgui 640 - Logon balancing error 88:
> Cannot connect to message server (rc=9). I see this
> message was answered at the following link
What do you see if you click on the "yes" button?
This may be a name resolution problem, e. g. if you enter "hostname.mycompany.com" and your DNS is not properly configured, you get that error too.
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Markus
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This is what I get when I click "yes":
Additional error information:
Errpr: service 'sapmsYRP' unknown
Component NI (network interface), version 37
rc = -3, module ninti.c, line 463
Detail NiPGetServByName: servicej 'sapmsYRP' not found
System Call getservbyname
I did find a SAPMSG.INI file on my old laptop with the following information in it, whcih I copied to my C:\Windows directory on my new laptop, but that didn't help.
[Message Server]
YRP=yrp.saphosting.york.com
YBP=ybp.saphosting.york.com
> This is what I get when I click "yes":
>
> Additional error information:
>
> Errpr: service 'sapmsYRP' unknown
>
> Component NI (network interface), version 37
> rc = -3, module ninti.c, line 463
> Detail NiPGetServByName: servicej 'sapmsYRP' not
> found
> System Call getservbyname
That means, that the service is not known.
> I did find a SAPMSG.INI file on my old laptop with
> the following information in it, whcih I copied to my
> C:\Windows directory on my new laptop, but that
> didn't help.
>
> [Message Server]
> YRP=yrp.saphosting.york.com
> YBP=ybp.saphosting.york.com
What operating system do you have?
You need to enter the service into
c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\services
or check
c:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
Create there an entry with
sapmsYRP 36<instance-number>
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Markus
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