on 10-20-2010 11:11 AM
Hello,
Is it possible to request 2 license for two systems with same SID. The systems are on different machines and their HW key are different but both have same SID. While requesting license, will it permit to create 2 different license with SAME SID.
Regards
Deb
SAP recommends not to use same SID in your landscape, if you are in installation phase then I suggest you must revise your SID selection.
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Only if this is an test system - same SID's are not permitted.
Regards;
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Hi debasis,
Yes you can do this, SAP will not allow to create 2 SID on SAP SMP.
Only thing you can do is that, firstly provide the HARDWARE key of first system and request the license key. Once you have received that, then change the hardware key on SAP SMP and request the another license.
Thanks
Anil
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Hi Anil,
The one for which the license is already requested is the main development portal with SID EP2. I have installed one local version of SAP EP with the same SID EP2. Now we need a license for the second system.
If we change the HW key of the original license which is already applied in the main development portal under SMP and apply for a new license for the new local version, can it have any future implications, if any.
What is the best way to deal with the situation. Is there a full proof way to change the SID of the EP system, which I can try in the local EP system.
Regards
Deb
Yes, there is a foolproof method to change the SID.
Use sapinst.exe to perform a Homogeneous System Copy, under Software Life-Cycle options.
You will utilize database-specific tools, so there is no need for a data export except for Java (if you use Java).
I have a detailed writeup on my blog here:
http://joeybear23.blogspot.com/2010/10/sap-system-copy-procedure.html
Read over the entire procedure and adapt it to your environment before proceeding. Also, it may take a few attempts to get the process ironed out for your specific needs.
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