on 05-15-2009 10:59 AM
Hello,
I need to find which TCP/IP connections were connected to my SAP system at a given time.
Could you guide as to how I can detemine that
Thanks
If you are also there at that given time, then check tcode SMGW and click refresh.
As the "given time" may be very short and you are sleeping, you can also Goto => Expert functions => Logging and choose events and activate.
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Gautam
If your OS is Windows, you can also download and run tcpview, or netstat -a.
I prefer netstat u2013a for Unix environments and tcpview for Windows.
Hope this helps.
PJ
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Are you say about users? Or you interst all TCP/IP connections?
For users good to check the ST03N t-code.
About all TCP/IP connections on os
level use netstat -a
Regards.
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SM04 from SAP or use network sniffers
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Hi,
One option is via SM04 tcode, you can see the user and hostname that are connected in your sap system.
My best regards
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