on 10-18-2013 11:30 AM
Dear experts,
I am trying to configure Solution manager 7.1.
I am at Managed Systems>>7. Create Users
(The managed system is Solman itself)
There are 4 steps at this point.
I get the following error:
User ... is not allowed to perform this request. Check SAP Note 1647157.
Note 1647157 - How to Set up Access to the SPML Service on AS Java
In this note it is stated that I need to create some role, but I do not have such option.
Could you please shortly give some hint? Am I missing something?
Regards,
Shkelzen
hi,
Just follow the steps form solution:
Follow these steps to create a technical user that can be used to access the SPML service:
BR,
K.
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Thanks.
Now I am trying to create a user (according to the note) but getting the following error:
Current user has user creation permissions in the UME, but cannot create users in the back-end system (data source). The original and possibly untranslated message was: "No active writeable datasource found for user creation, check your Persistence Configuration.". |
Hello,
Have read the below posts ?
http://scn.sap.com/thread/938338
http://scn.sap.com/message/5764778
BR,
K.
Hi, Shkёlzen!
>3. Create a communication user and assign it to the role created in step 2.
For SAPSUPPORT steps check the user in your configuration client and 000.
Regards,
Alex
Shkelzen,
Did you ever resolve this? If not, this error about the UME persistence configuration looks suspiciously like the error I was getting when I tried to create users in the ABAP store via the Java UME, and/or when the Create Users step in the Managed System Configuration for the Java stack of a dual-stack system would try to do the same. The cause turned out to be that the SAPJSF user did not have write authorization in the ABAP system, i.e. only had SAP_BC_JSF_COMMUNICATION_RO (Read Only) assigned. Assigning the ABAP role SAP_BC_JSF_COMMUNICATION to this user and restarting the Java stack resolved the problem for me.
Regards,
Matt
Thanks for the answers. Actually, there was an authorization problem. I forgot to update the thread when resolved (sorry for that) and now I do not remember exactly, but I had, in fact, given the necessary roles, not only the RO one.
Regards
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Hi,
Which your you are using to login to do the configurations?
You have to use the SOLMAN_ADMIN using alone to perform the post steps.
Regards,
Raja. G
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