Can't start an ITS Service from a Web Browser

[Former Member]

Hi everybody,

I've installed SAP ITS 6.20 with the Patch 35 onto my webserver.

It was a Single Host Installation, installed as administrator.

Apache runs as user apache.

I follow the step by step ITS Installationguide.

I set the fowllowing Details.

Installation of Apache 2.2

Network domain : 192.168.280.89 (my VM)

Servername: 192.168.280.89

Admins email:

Installation of ITS:

lacor input port number : 3950

lacor output port number : 3951

system number : 41

installation type : typical (single host)

ITS instance : ITS

Instance number : 41

Use new streamline design : checked

Define add. Packages : checked

SAP system : DEV

Install webgui packages : checked

Connect to SAP appl. Server : 192.168.240.65:00 (The IP where the AS is running)

Application server port : 3200

Start instance : yes

web server : apache 2.2

So on everything works fine (No Installationproblems)

Now i am at the Post-Installation Step where you have to start an ITS Service from a Web Browser like:

<protocol>://<server>:<port>/<scriptpath>/<service>/!

So I try the next step and using:

http://192.168.280.89/scripts/wgate/webgui/!

And it doesn't work. I get a Errormessage - HTTP Error 403 Forbidden -. Same Problem with the Itsadm Account.

Can somebody please help me.

I don't know why this always happen to me

Regrads,

Phil.

[Former Member]

Thanks 4 the help,

the fact was, that te directory option in the httpd.conf was incorrect.

<Directory />

Options FollowSymLinks

AllowOverride None

Order deny,allow

</Directory>

I change it to

<Directory />

Options FollowSymLinks

AllowOverride None

1. Order deny,allow

Allow from all

</Directory>

Now it works.

Thanks a lot.

Regrads,

Phil

[former_member194364]

Hi Phil,

What are the results of just calling

http://192.168.280.89

and

http://192.168.280.89:<adm port>

Check the values of the following

in the httpd.conf file from
Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\conf

folder:

DocumentRoot

ServerName

and

<VirtualHost>

.

..

</VirtualHost>

Regards,

Oisin