on 09-30-2013 10:12 AM
Dear Expert,
I have met some error when I tried to do configuration. However, I got some error here as I provided below:
URL contains no complete domain specification (mpsap instead mpsap ..)
And the error title is:500 SAP Internal Server Error
What does it mean and how do I fix this error? I just read some relevant sources by SCN. Some of them show the error are not to efficiently set up FQDN. I am not sure whether it is right because it seems to stay within domain. But I try not to let it stay within domain because of some security issue. If not, what's the error?
Thank you and best regards
George,
1)For the above error:
Execute transaction code SICF > navigate to your application node > Error Pages > Logon Errors > System Logon > Configuration. Look for Actions During Logon area, select either, Do Not Switch or Do Not Display Warnings. Both of these options will disable the error messages.
Logon to the normal client and RUn SOLMAN_SETUP and give the correct roles for the user.
2)For hostname issue do the below:
You would need to maintain FQDN entry in hosts file of your computer. If it is already maintained then please check if correct entry is maintained along with IP address, hostname and FQDN.
3)Activate / Enable HTTPS in SAP
a. Ensure the SAP Cryptographic Library is installed / maintained on your SAP system. If not installed, please follow this link for the installation, http://itsiti.com/install-update-sap-cryptographic-library-on-as-abap.
b. Go to transaction code SMICM > Goto > Paramaters > Display. Note on the icm/server_port_xx parameter that been defined.
c. Then, execute transaction code RZ10. Enter the parameter icm/server_port_xx (xx = use for the available/free port – based on step 2). Defined as per below and restart the instance.
icm/server_port_xx = icm/server_port_0 = PROT=HTTPS,PORT=xxxx
d. Once the SAP system is up, go to transaction code STRUST. Create PSE file on each node.
e. Execute transaction code SMICM > Goto > Services. Tick on box of HTTPS and go to Service > Activate.
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Dear Goerge,
also remove the # for other 2 ip adress.
did you follow the pre-requisites before installation.
did you set the JAVA_HOME environmental varaible?? and
have you assigned the static IP adress ??
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Hi George,
Did you take a look at ST22 and SM21 at your SolMan? If you look at the screenshot of the 500 error it is signaled that this is a core dump of type RABAX_STATE. Anyway, you should check first what other guys also pointed out about FQDN.
Regards,
José M. Prieto
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Hi,
Please check that SMICM http port is active.
Do you have fire wall between the solman and your pc. If yes have you opened the http port .
Please port icm logs and SMICM service screen shot.
Is the url generated with fully qualified host name or just the host name?
Please also check the below parameters.
Create the following profile parameters in the instance profile:
1. icm/host_name_full = fully qualified server name
This parameter must be attributed to the fully qualified server name (for example,
wdfd002568.wdf.sap). The name must contain at least two periods, see also SAP Note 434918.
1. icm/server_port_0 = PROT=HTTP,PORT= 80XX ; for example: XX is instance no 8000
2. SAPLOCALHOSTFULL = fully qualified server name
Regards,
Himanshu
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Hi,
Yes, you need to use FQDN for the host. Something like:mysap.mycompany.com
No matter it stays within domain or not.
Thanks.
Jim
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Hi ,
Normally the error 500 SAP Internal Server Error due to service inactive.
Check in T Code- SICF.
Activate all services.
Also provide more details about where u getting the error , which configuration ?
Note 1582842 - Profile parameters for Solution Manager 7.1
Rg,
Karthik
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Hi,
Above screen will show is if you maintain the user in service type.So it will be not a issue.
But for FQDN issue in URL, please check the Note 1582842 - Profile parameters for Solution Manager 7.1,
provide the icm/host_name_full parameter in RZ10 (set it must contain a Fully Qualified Host Name)
Rg,
Karthik
Hello George,
In the image, the url doesnt seem to have fully qualified domain name(FQDN).
usually for solman_setup, the url should be starting like http://<domain>.<company>.com:8000
in your case the company name is missing.
could you please check the parameter SAPFQDN in D:/usr/sap/sid/sys/profile/default.pfl
if it doesnot exist >>add
this should be
SAPFQDN = COMPANY.COM
Also click Start >>Run>> drivers>>etc>>hosts
in hosts file check that the host name is mentioned
ip adress >>tab space>> domain.company.com
and then restart
Regards,
Nag
Hi Nag,
If it doesn't exist, I need to add "ip adress >>tab space>> domain.company.com" below all information which mentioned in hosts file or I could add this information anywhere I would like? Because I still got some error here. I'm not sure whether it is right or not. I define my company name as MP. This error comes from what I directly enter address. If I run it as "solman_setup", it still shows the same error as the picture I provided before.
thank you and best regards
. I'm not sure whether it is right or not. I define my company name as MP.
Are you configuring this in your company or at home???
if it is at your house, you need not mention any SAPFDQN
if at the company ..You need to mention the domain name that is displayed in your "my computer" properties.
in default profile
SAPGLOBALHOST = computer name
SAPFDQN = domain
and in hosts file
without # (the system doesnot read the lines that are starting with "#" )
ip adress tab space >>full computer name tab space>>computer name
your hosts already contains the information so just remove the # before the ip adresses
and finally
take a restart of sap after the changes.
hope this helps
Regards,
Nag.
Dear Naga,
Yes, I did what you said. I tried the name as my computer name many times, but it doesn't work. That's why I tried to define it as my way. In your explanation, I have no any domain name. If i configure a domain name, it means our system will stay within domain. Yet I need it to stay it outside the domain. But your people said it doesn't matter even though I configure a domain name for my computer. That's where and why I am confused to configure a domain name. In your case, I saw there's a domain name below the full computer name, but in my case, it doesn't exist.
Could you please tell me how to do it?
thank you and best regards
Dear Naga,
Yes, I did it. Here is picture with all information I am requested. It still shows the same error. I'm not sure if I place IP address at right place or not. Could you please check it for me?
Computer name: MPSAP (pls see picture)
Full computer name: MPSAP (pls see picture)
thank you and best regards
It is clear from your screenshot that your SAP server isn't configured with a hostname containing a FQDN. SAP requires a hostname containing a FQDN in order to operate properly, especially for web applications such as Web Dynpros which is what you are trying to use. You can use a locally configured domain as long as it is of supported format and the SAP server is able to resolve IP to hostname and hostname to IP. See the attached links for details.
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