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sapgui logon balancing error

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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

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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markus_doehr2
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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

markus_doehr2
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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

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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Thanks for your help. I awarded you 10 points. That worked. I had to add an entry to the C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\services file.

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I have often found that custom permissions on the services file prevent the SAP GUI installation from being able to edit the services file. Our installation routine resets the ACL's to allow the installation to update the file.

John