Hello,
I'm trying to switch the backend connectivity for SMP 3.0 Service Manager 4.1 from USER_AUTH to USER_AUTH_GROUP using new installation.
Using USER_AUTH, the connection does work, but when using USER_AUTH_GROUP, we get this error:
15:22:47 08/28/2014: Exception: 15:22:47 08/28/2014 : 20 (Agentry3), JavaBackEndError (JAVA EXCEPTION CAUGHT: com.syclo.agentry.AgentryException: JCO_ERROR_COMMUNICATION Connect to message server host failed), Connection parameters: TYPE=B DEST=custom_USER_AUTH MSHOST=<servername> R3NAME=<SID> GROUP=RFC-LOGON PCS=1
This is the configuratoin in JavaBE.ini:
[CLIENT_NUM]
CLIENT=010
[SYSTEM_NUM]
SYSNUM=16
...
[LOGON_METHOD]
; USER_AUTH if standard UID/Password authentication is used
; USER_AUTH_GLOBAL if pooled connections using single UID/Password is used
; USER_AUTH_GROUP if UID/Password authentication with SAP Message Server
; (load balancing) is used
; USER_AUTH_SSO if SSO2 ticket authentication with SAP Portal Server is used
; USER_AUTH_CUSTOM for a custom login module setup
LOGON_METHOD=USER_AUTH_GROUP
...
[GROUP_LOGON]
; referenced when LOGON_METHOD=USER_AUTH_GROUP
; individual user authentication using an SAP Message Server which distributes
; client connections among a "group" of SAP application servers based on load
; balancing criteria
;
UID=RFC_SMP_<SID>
UPASSWORD=<password>
SHAREDCONNECTION=100
; host name or IP address of SAP Message Server
MESSAGE_SERVER=<servername>
R3_NAME=<SID>
GROUP_NAME=RFC-LOGON
SYSTEM_ID=<SID>
CLIENT=010
The message server is reachable with all needed ports
Thanks for help
Regards
Frank
Tags edited by: Michael Appleby