Adding FQDN in SAP Po 7.4 java stack only

[Former Member]

Hi Experts,

       I want add my FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) with my host name in SAP Po 7.4. For example my host name is ABCDE and my FQDN is  XYZ123.com , now i wanna to add my host name with FQDN like ABCDE.XYZ123.COM. Please any one explain me how to do this thing in PO 7.4 java stack only....

Regards,

Vetri

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Vetri,

You will have to maintain profile parameter "SAPLOCALHOSTFULL" in your PI 7.4 system' s profile file. Navigate to /usr/sap/SYS/profile, there you will find the instance profile file, add above given parameter with value "ABCDE.XYZ123.COM"  and restart SAP application.

Hope it helps.

Regards,

Shahid Ahmed

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Ahmed,

     Thank you for your valuable reply.  Is it not possible to change via portal URL like            http://www.<Host_name>:<port>/nwa

Regards,

Vetri

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Vetri,

If you would like to maintain full host name in your front-end system (laptop/ PC), then you will have to maintain the full host name in the "hosts" file of the system against the SAP system IP address. However, this is only applicable on your front-end system.

Ex:

10.x.x.x     abcd.xyz.com

If you would like to maintain full host name on SAP system, then you will have to maintain the profile parameter I've suggested in previous response.

P.S: http://www.<Host_name>:<port>/nwa is wrong. It would be  http://<abcd.xyz.com>:<port>/nwa

Regards,

Shahid Ahmed

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Ahmed,

           We have installed PO 7.4 SR2 java stack only.  when i try to click ESR in  http://Hostname.FQDN.com:50000/dir/start/index.jsp  link after loading java am getting the error like  Cannot connect to server using message server: ms://hostname:8101/P4.

         When try to connect from remote system am this above error message. In PI installed local system am able to access this link successfully.

In my local system host directory i have added like this 10.xx.xx.xx     Hostname      Hostname.Domain_name.com. This also not resolved my issue.

     This is very Urgent... Please anyone guide me to resolve this issue...

Regards,

Vetri

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

If it works from your remote system and doesn't work from your front-end, then it is problem with hostname resolution. Have you added the entry in "hosts" file of your laptop? It should be mapped with your SAP system' s IP address.

<PI IP address>     <full hostname>

Do you have message server installed on a separate host? If yes, then you will also have to maintain the IP & full hostname of that server also in your 'hosts' file.

Error "Cannot connect to server using message server: ms://hostname:8101/P4" occurs, if the message server port is incorrect in your PI exchange profile.

I would suggest to cross-check the 'hosts' entries of your laptop and re-try. Also, compare the same with the "hosts" file of the remote system you are talking about.

One more point to note is, there should not be any firewall on your laptop which blocks your SAP system ports. Disable firewall and give a try.

Regards,

Shahid Ahmed

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Ahmed,

     We have installed our message server on same host only.

     In my router all the ports are open only and firewall also off too.

     How to check whether PI exchange profile have correct message server port or not...

Regards,

Vetri

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

"com.sap.aii.connect.directory.mshttpport" is the parameter you need to check in Exchange Profile of your system. The value of this parameter should be your Message Server' s HTTP port number. More details can be found here Configuring and Importing the SAP Exchange Profile - Configuring Process Integration After Installat...