on 07-15-2009 1:49 PM
Hello,
we have 2 instances running on one machine (2 virtual hosts)...
SM2 - cism212
ECC - ciecc11
When we look at the J2EE-SystemInfo on SM2, the message-server is ciecc11...
But it should be cism212 ? Right ?
How can this be ?
Where can we find the configuration for this ms-connection-data ? Maybe It is a hostname-resolve-issue ?
regards
Christoph
Edited by: Martin Rein on Jul 15, 2009 2:50 PM
Edited by: Martin Rein on Jul 15, 2009 2:50 PM
Hi
Have you tried changing the profile and see how it goes with having values to SM2 --> cism212,take the backup of profiles before doing any changes
Regards
Uday
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Hi
Can you paste the profile of ECC - ciecc11 too..
Regards
Uday
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Hi Martin
There are 3 locations in the Java As (640/700) that define the parameters for the connection to the message server, and there are 2 locations for the connection to the enqueue server. These are all in the configtool. I suggest you check the parameters values against the instance profiles
Start the configtool:
Message server host and port
(1)cluster_data
->instanceID
->dispatcherID
->managers
->clustermanager
->ms.host ms.port
(2)cluster_data
->instanceID
->serverID
->managers
->clustermanager
->ms.host ms.port
(3) Select cluster_data
-> On the right hand side select the tab "message server and bootstrap"
-> 'Message server host' and 'message server port'
Enqueue Server host and port
(1)cluster_data
->instanceID
->dispatcherID
->managers
->Lockingmanager
->enqu.host enqu.port
(2)cluster_data
->instanceID
->serverID
->managers
->Lockingmanager
->enqu.host enqu.port
Ensure everything matches the instance profiles to ensure that the Java AS is connected to the expected central services instance
Save any changes you make in the configtool and restart the instance
Hi
Check the host file entry
start>run>drivers-->etc
also check profile directory as manoj suggested
/usr/sap/SID/SYS/profiles--check for Default profile
Regards
Uday
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This is the entry in the profile:
#----
# SAP Central Service Instance for J2EE
#----
j2ee/scs/host = cism212
j2ee/scs/system = 14
j2ee/ms/port = 3914
.
.
.
#----
# SAP Message Server for ABAP
#----
rdisp/mshost = cism212
rdisp/msserv = sapmsSM2
rdisp/msserv_internal = 3912
#----
# SAP Message Server for ABAP
#----
-
And this are the Infos from the J2EE-Systeminfo:
-
Message Server
Host: ciecc11
Port: 3914
Enqueue Server
Host: ciecc11
Port: 3214
-
The Enqeue Server is wrong too....
regards
Christoph
Edit: The Hosts-Entrys are correct....
Edited by: Martin Rein on Jul 15, 2009 3:49 PM
Did you check the profiles?
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