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‎2008 May 19 5:05 PM
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Hi Gurus,
How to find the perticular SAP server is connected to another SAP server?is there is any TCODE?
pls let me know ASAP...
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‎2008 May 19 5:17 PM
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You could use transaction SM59 and review the RFC destinations, in particular, the hostnames in the definitions themselves. You could also use transaction SMGW and select Goto-> Logged on Clients.
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‎2008 May 19 5:17 PM
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You could use transaction SM59 and review the RFC destinations, in particular, the hostnames in the definitions themselves. You could also use transaction SMGW and select Goto-> Logged on Clients.
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‎2008 May 19 6:58 PM
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thanks for your helpful reply.In sm59 we should check all the RFCs to find connections and smgw shows all active connections.i want to know the servers that are connected to the perticular server in client wise.
Edited by: The Legend on May 19, 2008 8:03 PM
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‎2008 May 19 11:25 PM
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Which release is your server on?
Checking SMGW connected servers will only show you the current connections which are open. To save yourself the hassle of clicking on "refresh" all the time for a few hours... days... months... there is a logging feature in the expert functions menu.
Whether "client" is relevant, depends in whether the server requires / requests this, to my knowledge. A general recommendation is to use the "local" only approach and then control the access via the application context: S_RFC, SM36 objects, BTC options, etc.
Cheers,
Julius
Bluesky