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Hi,

Can we built trusted relationship between two systems with different client.

Regards,

Pranshu

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I assume that you are referring to "RFC Trusted System".

In that case I'd recommend to take a look on SAP Note 128447.

That is

https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/128447

if the Client is not the same you see in the trusted system in RFC menu trusting system an error. "authorization failed". (this was confusing)

You have to create in the Trusting system the authorization object S_RFCACL with the client information for the calling System. You verify the settings with the function module AUTHORITY_CHECK_TRUSTED_SYSTEM.

Once you created the trusted system in the Trusting system. You have to create a NEW RFC connection in the Trusted System for example <SID>_TRUST mark the trusted system and current user with the Client# information. Once saved, try to logon by the "Remote Logon" button. If this works, then you created successfully the trust relationship.

Regards

Vasu

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I assume that you are referring to "RFC Trusted System".

In that case I'd recommend to take a look on SAP Note 128447.

That is

https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/128447

if the Client is not the same you see in the trusted system in RFC menu trusting system an error. "authorization failed". (this was confusing)

You have to create in the Trusting system the authorization object S_RFCACL with the client information for the calling System. You verify the settings with the function module AUTHORITY_CHECK_TRUSTED_SYSTEM.

Once you created the trusted system in the Trusting system. You have to create a NEW RFC connection in the Trusted System for example <SID>_TRUST mark the trusted system and current user with the Client# information. Once saved, try to logon by the "Remote Logon" button. If this works, then you created successfully the trust relationship.

Regards

Vasu