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Problem in SAP Logon

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Hi,

I am Sikander (J2EE Developer). Currently i am working on SAP ABAP. For this purpose i have downloaded SAP Netweaver 2004 Sneak Preview and SAP GUI. These products are installed sucessfully but i am having problem with SAP logon.

My Computer Name is shahbaz. My System Configurations are :

Description: NSPSIK

Application Server: shahbaz

System ID: NSP

System Number: 00

I am having "partner not reached- connection error" message dialog. Please help me in this regard, i am stuck in this.

Thanks in advance,

Malik Sikander Khan

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athavanraja
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make sure that the system number is 00 (have you installed j2ee engine as well in the same machine)

did you link your computer name to ip in the

windows/system/drivers/etc/hosts file

you should have a entry in the host file like below

shahbaz 10.10.0.10 (this ip address is the one given during loop back adapter installation/configuration)

Regards

Raja

Hi,

I am Sikander (J2EE Developer). Currently i am working on SAP ABAP. For this purpose i have downloaded SAP Netweaver 2004 Sneak Preview and SAP GUI. These products are installed sucessfully but i am having problem with SAP logon.

My Computer Name is shahbaz. My System Configurations are :

Description: NSPSIK

Application Server: shahbaz

System ID: NSP

System Number: 00

I am having "partner not reached- connection error" message dialog. Please help me in this regard, i am stuck in this.

Thanks in advance,

Malik Sikander Khan

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athavanraja
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make sure that the system number is 00 (have you installed j2ee engine as well in the same machine)

did you link your computer name to ip in the

windows/system/drivers/etc/hosts file

you should have a entry in the host file like below

shahbaz 10.10.0.10 (this ip address is the one given during loop back adapter installation/configuration)

Regards

Raja

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Thanks for reply.

No i dont have j2ee engine installed on my system. Yes i linked my computer name to ip in hosts file.

Still i am getting same error.

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Thanks Raja,

This really helped me and i am out of hot water now. Thanks again.

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Glad it was helpful. check out the new great stuffs in NW2004s ABAP. The great thing in this is ABAP Webdynpro

check out the following link for ABAP webdynpro tutorials.

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/developerareas/abap?rid=/library/uuid/02e1fa45-0801-0010-10a0-f1cf47...

Regards

Raja

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Hi Sikander,

Try giving IP address in Application server field instead of computer name. It should work.

Otherwise check ur LAN is connected properly or System ID is correctly specified.

Thanks & Regards,

Ankur

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Thanks Ankur,

I tried 127.0.0.1 and it did not work. Should i use 10.10.0.10 instead?

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Hi Sikander,

as mentioned by Raja, you need to look in <b>C:/windows/system/drivers/etc/hosts file</b> and check the hosts file in that you need to maintain the host ip,

if not do that and check..

for Quick solution contact basis guys.

regards

vijay

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as per the installation guide you should have given 10.10.0.10 during MS loopback adapter and you should use this IP either in the hosts file or directly in the logon pad in place of application server name.

may copy paste your hosts file contents.

Regards

Raja

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also check from SAP MMC whether NSP node is in green color. (meaning the server is up and running)

Regards

Raja

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Hi sikander,

In sap logon enter the following properties for

Application server: IP address

SAP system: R/3

System Number: 00

Before you logon from SAP GUI

You must start the server.

Regards

Manohar

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Hi Sikander,

Follow these steps to know whether the server is running correctly or not...

Try to ping to the server...

1. Press "Windows Button + R" to open the Run Window.

2. Type "CMD" in the Run window.

3. This will open the ms-dos window.

4. Type "ping shahbaz<Press Enter>".

5. If your computer is reponding correctly. Then the server is

running fine.

Hope it helps...

Reward points for useful answers.

Regards,

Maheswaran.B