on 02-23-2010 7:51 PM
Hi,
I am in process of setting SLM with MOPZ. I have performed following steps till now.
1. Managed all systems in SLD and imported the systems in SMSY.
2. Configured MOPZ to use SLM, activated the BC Sets for MOPZ.
3. Configured webservices for SLM with HTTPS , SSL connections.
4. Applied the Corrections notes for MOPZ for Solution Manager 7.0 EHP1 SPS20.
In short performed all the steps described in Solman Config guide SPS20.
Problem:
While executing happyness test in SLM I am getting the invalid credentials error.
I checked on OS Level with following command.
sapcontrol -nr 00 -user <SID>adm password -function OSExecute "ls" 0 0 log.log
Which failed with
invalid credentials.
Question:
as per the SAPNote: 927637. What is the best option for Linux system?
I would appreciate if some one can provide a checklist. I have also used the Solman Confifg guide SPS20, but there is not much information about SLM ,SDT connections.
Thanks in Advance,
Raj.
Any news about it?
I have the same error on solution manager EH1
INPUT:
Instance number: 00
SAPControl supports instance list
-------------------------------------------
*** System Instance ***
System SID: SSM
OS User: ssmadm
Hostname: SSSMVV01
InstanceNr: 0
Http port: 50013
Start priority: 2
Features: ABAP|J2EE|GATEWAY|MESSAGESERVER|ENQUE|ICMAN|IGS
Status: SAPControl-GREEN
-------------------------------------------
OUTPUT:
Calling OSExecute method on SAPControl service has failed
Test of OS User: ssmadm has failed
Test Result: FAILED
ERROR:
<MESSAGE>
<ID>javax.xml.rpc.soap.SOAPFaultException: BAEx.Failed</ID>
<CREATOR>SLM: com.sap.engine.services.webservices.jaxrpc.wsdl2java.soapbinding.MimeHttpBinding: Line: 747</CREATOR>
<TEXT>Start Service runs with administrative privileges, OSExecute disabled</TEXT>
</MESSAGE>
I don't understand what could I check.
Please, help me...
Thanks.
Mario
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Seems like Mario and Rajesh have different issues. Rajesh's problem appears to be invalid user and/or password.
I encountered the same issue as Mario during a phase in the SUM tool:
Start Service runs with administrative privileges, OSExecute disabled
The user (i.e. - <DOMAIN>\sapservice<sid>) executing the sapstartsrv service (SAP<SID>_<INSTANCE>) should not be in the Local Administrators group in Windows I removed the user from the Administrators group, restarted the sapstartsrv service and then repeated the phase in the SUM tool. The phase then ran successfully.
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