on 06-21-2009 9:57 PM
Trying to determine an available port to use for enabling SSL on abap.
I have already gone through the steps of adding the necessary profile parameters for ssl and importing certificates into strust for SSL.
Parameters icm/server_portxxx requires a port and so does icm/HTTP/redirect_0.
For example:
icm/server_port_1 = PROT=HTTPS, PORT=<port>, TIMEOUT=900
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/, FROM=*, FROMPROT=http, PROT=https, HOST=<host>, PORT=<port>
Would appreciate any input into how to determine which port to use or how to configure one if necessary.
Ports I have tried for example: 443, 1443, 8443, 8117
As far as I can tell the ports are not being used.
But if I try a: telnet <host> <port> the telnet will not connect and when starting SAP the dev_icm trace file shows that https is not activated for any of those ports.
And if I go to smicm and try to activate https it will not activate but throws the same error in dev_icm saying it cannot activate https on the port.
Thanks for any input!
Hi,
Please read the below doc for all the knowledge about the ports by SAP applications and how to enable a port on SAP system.
However you can enable the port in your system by adding that entry in /etc/services files on Unix servers. Once you have added the port in services file, take a restart of the SAP system and than if you telnet that port from outside and if some services are occupying that port, you should get a response.
With Regards,
Saurabh
Edited by: Saurabh.Arora on Jun 21, 2009 6:02 PM
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Have you got the SAPCRYPTO lib installed ? Its a prerequisite for any encryption (SSL included).
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Thanks for the responses.
yes, I did have the cryptolib installed.
Adding the port correctly resolved the issue.
I used a port from the 44xxx range for https (according to the document referenced), added that port to the profile parameters, added it to /etc/services as service https and restarted sap.
I could then telnet to the port and SSL appears to be working.
Thanks!
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