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RFC connection

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Hi experts, I created RFC in sender(R3) and receiver(PI) systems. I am able to login from receiver sytem remotely(means after checking test connection, once i click remote login button, session is open). But unable to login remotely from my sender system. When I click test botton in sender system. It works fine, later I clcik remote login button. It is unable to open session(means recevier login screen should not come on to sender system).

Thanks in advance.

Hi experts, I created RFC in sender(R3) and receiver(PI) systems. I am able to login from receiver sytem remotely(means after checking test connection, once i click remote login button, session is open). But unable to login remotely from my sender system. When I click test botton in sender system. It works fine, later I clcik remote login button. It is unable to open session(means recevier login screen should not come on to sender system).

Thanks in advance.

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Check whether u have configured RFC connections correctly in sender system or not.

check it in SM59.

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Both config are working properly without any error.

When I click test connection button from my sender(R3) system, I got result without error. When I click remote login button, doesn't open session.

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hi,

If u have access to SM59 transaction then u can check and test the connection there it self.

If u don't have access then check the table RFCDES where all RFC destinatios defined for your system is stored.

Regards

Saurabh Goel

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