on 02-20-2006 7:42 AM
Hi all
We are running EP 6.0 and I realized that an end user
can change the Portal URL
https://www.somehost.net:50001/irj/portal
to
https://www.somehost.net:50001
and gets the index page of the web application server
with all options like user management etc.
The end user can then even login with his user name/password.
How can I prevent end users from using this index page?
Thanks for your help
Paul
Hi
In Visual Admin , go to HTTP provider > Runtime >
Set Root Directory = /usr/sap/<System ID>/<Instance Id>/j2ee
Set Start page = /irj
Save and restart the server.
Regards
Manish Gupta
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The index.html file is found here:
/usr/sap/<instance>/JC<sys number>/j2ee/cluster/server<0..x>/apps/sap.com/com.sap.engine.docs.examples
/servlet_jsp/_default/root
You can rename index.html to index2.html and create an index.jsp there with this:
<%@ page language="java" %>
<html>
<body>
<% response.sendRedirect("/irj/portal"); %>
</body>
</html>
IMPORTANT 1: If you or any other administrator ever need to access the system info, user mgt, then you'll have to go to:
https://www.somehost.net:50001/index2.html
IMPORTANT 2: After you apply a service pack, you may need to re-do this. So for our site I scripted this process.
IMPORTANT 3: If you are on a machine that has multiple server nodes, then you will have to do this under each server directory:
/usr/sap/<instance>/JC<sysnumber>/j2ee/cluster/server0
/usr/sap/<instance>/JC<sysnumber>/j2ee/cluster/server1
/usr/sap/<instance>/JC<sysnumber>/j2ee/cluster/server2
and if you have multiple machines in a J2EE cluster, you will have to do this on every machine, and in each server node directory.
Ray
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