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HTTP with RFC destination problem

markangelo_dihiansan
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Hi,

We're doing an SAP R/3 --> XI --> External System scenario. We've had no problems making the SAP R/3 to XI work. For XI to External System, we're using the Plain HTTP adapter with an RFC destination. The Server, Intermediate and Root CA of the External System have been already installed on the ABAP layer of XI using the transaction STRUST/STRUSTSSO2 . The Server Certificate and Root CA of XI have also been installed on the External System Server. The problem is that everytime we test the RFC destination, we are still getting an ICM_HTTP_SSL_ERROR

Additional Parameters:

SSL has been enabled on the RFC destination

All three certificates can be found in STRUST

Regards

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Former Member
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HI

is the certificate same for both of you have installed external system certificate and external system have PI certificate

Check SAP note 510007

Check similar threads

Thanks

Gaurav

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Former Member
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hi

Goto SMICM tocde

Goto->Trace File-->Display All

hope this might help u.

Kasturika

markangelo_dihiansan
Active Contributor
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Hi,

The SMICM trace log says that it's a Bad Certificate Alert message from the peer. Which means their server does not identify our certificate, but it is already installed in their systems

Former Member
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Please make sure the extrenal system has loaded SAP XIu2019s certificate into their SSL certificate store as well as Trusted CA Certificate Store.

In SAP XI is it an verisign certificate or a self-signed certificate?

If it is a self signed certificate, then it is the same certificate for both SSL Certificate Store

and Trusted CA Certificate Store.

Former Member
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Hi,

We had the similar problem. I hope you have restarted ICM after installing certificate. Also, check the advice in the documentation if you are requested to upload "binary" or "base64" certificates. So, while certificate from external website and while importing, make sure you select correct one.

If you have accidentally imported wrong one, delete the row, upload new certificate, and restart the SAP instance.

Regards,

Krishna

markangelo_dihiansan
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Hi Krishna,

We've done as what you've said...still getting the same error