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Hi experts,

I never did this before, so I don't know really how it works.

I would like to register an external server program (LDAP).

The program is in /usr/sap/<sid>/SYS/exe/run/ldap_rfc.

So I did the following:

ldap_rfc -a/usr/sap/<sid>/SYS/exe/run/ldap_rfc -g<host> -x<sapgw>

After executing the command some information about the program apears.

And durring this time, the RFC connection is working.

But afer closing the command-line the RFC is gone.

So do I have to execute the command in background?
Or what is my mistake?

Kind regards

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former_member211727
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Hi Christian,

If the system is on Windows, please try running the registration command as a service.

On Unix, run it in the background using & at the end of the command.

Thanks

Private_Member_19084
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Hi Rahul,

so this is normal, that it is executed in background?
This is my question to be honest.

Kind regards

S_Sriram
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Hi

Kindly go thru the SCN link

BR

SS

Private_Member_19084
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(its linux)

Private_Member_19084
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in other words, each registration has to run as a background process?