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re: tcp/ip

Former Member

‎2006 Aug 09 5:41 AM

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Hi,

I want to create tcp/ip connection. I know where to create and but i don't know how to create that. What is purpose. Please anybody having the screenshots how make the tcp/ip connection.

rgds

p. krishna prasad

Hi,

I want to create tcp/ip connection. I know where to create and but i don't know how to create that. What is purpose. Please anybody having the screenshots how make the tcp/ip connection.

rgds

p. krishna prasad

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Former Member

‎2006 Aug 09 6:03 AM

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Hi,

You use connection type(T) i.e. tcp/ip connection when you want to communicate to any external systems or with the operating system(when you want to run external programs from your operating system for ex:SAPF1HLP\F1SRV16X.EXE, to get the F1 help) you go with the connection type T.

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<b>Santosh.

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Former Member

‎2006 Aug 09 6:10 AM

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Hi,

If you`re talking about establishing a rfc connectivity using TCP/IP you can use Tcode -- SM59. You would need information about the IP, gateway and Log on parameters of the remote system.

Hope the info. is helpful, if so reward points.

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‎2006 Aug 09 7:06 AM

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HI

GOOD

Communication Server It provides the connection between local area and wide area networks and may be either a router, a bridge or a gateway. In R/3 installations, the communication server must support the TCP/IP protocol over wide area networks.

CPI-C (Common Programming Interface-Communications) Common Programming Interface of Communication has been introduced by IBM as a high-level interface to SNA/LU6-2. CPI-C has become the subject of the X/Open stardarlization and is used by SAP to facilitate program-to-program communication between R/3 and external system. SAP offers CPI-C libraries based on TCP/IP.

LAN (Local Area Network) It is a network foa a tightly limited area with high level data transmission performance. Common LANs include Ethernet, Token Ring and FDDI. These LANs support different transport protocols, such as TCP/IP and IPX.

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CPI-C (Common Programming Interface-Communications)

Common Programming Interface of Communication has been introduced by IBM as a high-level interface to SNA/LU6-2. CPI-C has become the subject of the X/Open stardarlization and is used by SAP to facilitate program-to-program communication between R/3 and external system. SAP offers CPI-C libraries based on TCP/IP.

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mrutyun