SAP GUI comes in the following three different flavors: All members of the SAP GUI family have unique attributes that make them especially suited for different user environments. It gets information from the SAP server like what, where, when and how, to display contents in its window. SAP GUI is SAP's universal client for accessing SAP functionality in SAP applications such as - SAP ERP, SAP Business Suite (SAP CRM, SAP SCM and SAP PLM), SAP Business Intelligence and so on. Universal Clients for Accessing SAP Systems 10053)Īnd it is always other user and also other Citrix Server. SAP Basis System: Operating system call recv failed (error no. SAP Basis System: Connection to user 16578 (MAPE ), terminal 66 (DTSXP10 ) lost
What I found now on the SAP Windows Server in sapmmc, several syslogĮntries in error within the following message:
RFC Connections like SAPOSS are working fine. Our Network Specialist already checked the network and as well if thereĬhecked SAPRouter, new version installed (saprouttab)Ĭhecked and new Version of SAPCRYPTO installedĬhecked Environment Variables of Windows (for SNC & SAPROUTER)
Users are working within CITRIX, between Citrix and SAP Server we haveĪn network line of 10GB and no firewall in between. Than we have also users which loose the connection after or Sessions sometimes even if they were not working in SAP for only 10 We have problems within several users, they lose the connection to SAP Is there a way, in which my systems on linux can also have SSO along with the SSO for windows based systems from the same GUI. if I place the parameter to gsskrb5.dll, the regular SSO to windows based servers via NTLM stops working and vice versa. I can only seem to get either the SSO via kerberos or the SSO via NTLM working at one time. to the unmigrated windows based SAP systems along with the migrated server on Linux, there are Bex /query analyzers involved as well. Herein is the problem, my landscape requires the SSO for migrated and unmigrated systems to work in parallel i.e. dll, we must place them inside the sysWOW folder.This is done and works correctly as desired as well. I have read that for the SAP GUI to access to access a 64 bit.
dll file is placed within the system32 folder.įor our migrated SAP systems on Linux machines, I have configured the SSO via kerberos GSS-API v2 via MIT kerberos V5, so on the front end, I have placed the environment variable SNC_LIB=C:\windows\sysWow64\gsskrb5.dll for the SSO to work.
My front end laptop's OS is windows 7 64 bit, but as the SAP GUI is a 32 bit application, the. Our unmigrated Windows Servers are accessed from SAP GUI via SSO NTLM, so correspondingly our environment variable on the frontend is SNC_LIB=c:\windows\system32\sncgss32.dll Our ECC landscape is migrating from Windows 2008 R2 to Linux 64 bit, however our BI and other landscapes continue to be on windows 2008 R2 and we have SSO configured on both the environments. If we have a critical mass, then I will reach out to everyone that responded via email with the dial-in information.įor the SAP Screen Personas product team, Peter Spielvogel. Include your planned use case for SAP Screen Personas and planned go-live schedule. If you are in the Asia/Pacific region and would like to participate, please email me (use standard firstname.lastname format). The call will always be at 9:00PM Pacific time, which may result in a 1-hour variations from some of the above times if countries shift to and from daylight savings time on different dates from the United States. If we start the series, I would like to target the first meeting on September 12, 2014. We are thinking about second Friday of each month at Based on the success of the monthly SAP Screen Personas Practitioner Forum, we are considering a second monthly meeting at a more Asia-friendly time, if there are enough participants to foster a rich discussion.