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Lluis
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Update:   System landscape from a great wiki page by Michael Kloeffer,

I'm working on a set of documents for help us on Solution Manager implementation and management, trying to reduce the implementation time of that system and connection problems. My first post is a collection of a lot of text files with usually users, rfc connection and a little description to understand how work each user and RFC within Solution Manager system and others components for solman landscape, managed systems, diagnostics, etc...

The document is not extended, because y try to simplify on a single table to simplified the information and allow to find the solution for usually connection problems in solution manager, i will update as i get the information.

Index:

ConnectionsDiagnostics AgentsAuthorizationsBI/BWCRM
own jobsCentral Correction NoteSaprouterServices SICFSLD/LMDB
Solution ManagerSP Components statusCommunication portsjava stackSystem LandScape
VAR

Solman Experts Useful Content:

prakhar_saxena -> Upgrade Roadmap -> link

Connection Checks:

Managed Landscape SideUserRFCDescription
SAP support backbone  S000…SAPOSSThat connection is created from OSS1 transaction setup
S000…SAP-OSSConnection is created as a copy from SAPOSS from solman_setup wizard
S000…SAP-OSS-LIST-O01that connection is created as a copy from saposs from solman_setup/itsm or dswp old transaction
S000…SDCC_OSSthat remote connection if manager from sdccn transaction and is a copy from SAPOSS
Solution Manager ABAP SM_SMP SM_<SM-SID>CLNT<CLNT>_BACKConnection to send information from solution to own solution manager, it's usually changes for NONE rfc connection on Solution manager but you can use that name definition
SM_<SM-SID>CLNT<CLNT>_TRUSTEDThat connection is used to access to each managed system within a trusted connection that no't required any user or password, that connection us used to access remotely to sdccn, user management, transport routes, etc… from solution manager
SM_STMSSM_<SM-SID>CLNT<CLNT>_TNMWfor solution manager remote transport management options and cange managements / charm functionality
SEP_WEBSRV SM_<SM-SID>CLNT<CLNT>_READsolution manager read information from each managed system with that rfc
SOLMAN_BTCSM_<SM-SID>CLNT<CLNT>_LOGINan useless connection that ask you user and password for access to managed system, if you can don't use it
CONTENTSERVuser for access to solution manager content server, no connection needed if CS is on same system
SMD_RFCsoa manageraccess for some web service that are required for solution manager, as diagnostic setup, etc…
Solution Manager Java SM_INTERN_WSsoa managerinternal web service options from solution manager access
SMD_ADMINsoa managerinternal web service options from solution manager access
Soution manager Diagnostic AgentOS user-user that run diagnostic on solution manager server
Willy  EnterpriseManager GUESTport 6001for view  access, solution manager don't use that user or connection is only for administrators / operators
ADMINport 6001for admin access, solution manager don't use that user or connection is only for administrators / operators
Managed system - ABAP SM_PRDSM_SMP
PRD_<CLNT><CLNT>_BACK
managed system send sdccn information to solution manager for ewa processing trugh that remote connection
SMTMSMPSM_<SM-SID>CLNT<CLNT>_TNMWfor solution manager remote transport management options
Managed System - JavaSM_PRDport p4 and message serveradmin user for java part on managed system
Diagnostic AgentOS userp4 port / saprouteruser that run diagnostic on managed systems
SAP Host AgentOS userlocal connectionlocal OS user
SAPOSCOLOS userlocal connectionlocal OS user

Additional information:

  • Check SSO connection trough sap note 1121248 and http://service.sap.com/security
  • Check ports as indicated on guided "Performing end-to-end root cause Analysis using Sap Solution Manager", pag.72
  • ADS connection information can be found on sap note 944221
  • MDX parser does not start; check note 944221
  • Check ICM connection parameters trough sap note 737625

Index:

Index:

ConnectionsDiagnostics AgentsAuthorizationsBI/BWCRM
own jobsCentral Correction NoteSaprouterServices SICFSLD/LMDB
Solution ManagerSP Components statusCommunication portsjava stackSystem LandScape
VAR

Hope that table can help you when found any communication problems inside your system landscape within solution manager.

Best Regards,

Luis

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