on 12-04-2013 3:37 PM
Hi folks,
Can some one show me how do make sure my saprouter is working fine. The problem is that I can´t connect to my customer and he is telling me that the problem is with my saprouter configurations.
I can´t telnet to his PUBLIC IP on port 3299, connections refused.
What was done different there was upgrade the saprouter and the customer also hired a new admin that rebuilder the firewall now we are in this fight who's telling the true, I just want to solve this ASAP.
Best regards,
Nelson Chamba\
Hi,
You can test the connection with niping tool.
Check your saprouter
Niping -c -H IPOfYourSAPRouter -S 3299
Check connection between your SAP router and your customer's saprouter.
niping -c -H /H/IPOfYourSAPRouter/S/3299/H/<IPOfYourCustomer'sSAPRouter> -S 3299
Thanks.
Jim
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Hi Nelsom
Just inform firewall admin to open the firewall for all the port/IP settings in public & private to any IP & port's, during the SAP router configurations & testing time firewall admin can capture the list of port and IP address details in firewall side, once again he can set back the firewall settings what he got the list of ports / IP
Regards
Sriram
Hi,
If you just would like to make sure your saprouter is running, you can just check with the following commands on your saprouter host:
Get PID of the process which is listening on port 3299.
netstat -ano | findstr 3299
Get process name:
tasklist | findstr <PID>
You can also check dev_rout file to see if there is any problem.
To diagnose the problem, you need to use niping tool with route string.
I have no idea about your network infra, so you may need to decide route string by yourself.
See the following link for more information about route string:
Route String Entry for SAProuter (SAP Library - SAProuter)
Thanks.
Jim
Hi Nelson
Best way to check the SAP Router connection raise the OSS ticket to SAP in medium (You can open the development system) check the SAP system access & connections
Regards
Ram
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Hi Nelson
Kindly refer the SAP link
Testing SAProuter Basic Functions (SAP Library - Saprouter)
and Check the PDF http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/c06c8846-c160-2d10-d18e-d9961e9c7...
Regards
Sriram
Hi S,
I tried the first link and nothing. the problem here is that who is configuring the firewall is 3rd part i´m just responsible for SAP on this company.
The firewall administrator told me that he already opened the ports 3299 and redirected it to the SAPRouter Machine.
What I need you to tell me is how do I certify that saprouter is running and listening?
Best regards,
Nelson Chamba\
Hi Nelson,
You were doing the right thing... telnet <SAPROUTER external IP> 3299
If that comes back with a connection refused that means one of three things
1. Their firewall is blocking your IP that you're attempting to access from
2. Their firewall is allowing you through, but SAP Router on their end is not up and running
3. Their firewall is allowing you through, the SAP Router is running but the firewall NAT is configured incorrectly and it is not actually forwarding you through to the right server
Try testing the telnet command from within their LAN on a different server, so... telnet <SAPROUTER internal IP> 3299
If that does not work, then SAP Router is most likely not functioning correctly or offline.
please try to connect to SAProuter with "niping -c -H <hostname> -S 3299", what do you get as response?
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Hu Alwina,
this is the output of the connections from a SAPDEV to the SAPROUTER server.
C:\Documents and Settings\nchamba\My Documents>niping.exe -c -H 192.168.0.3 -S
3299
Thu Dec 05 11:00:59 2013
connect to server o.k.
Thu Dec 05 11:01:03 2013
*** ERROR => NiBufIProcMsg: hdl 1 received rc=-93 (NIEROUT_INTERN) from peer [ni
buf.cpp 2146]
*** ERROR => NiTClientLoop: NiTReadLoop (rc=-93) [nixxtst.cpp 2590]
*****************************************************************************
*
* LOCATION SAProuter 40.4 on 'sapdev'
* ERROR internal error
*
* TIME Thu Dec 05 11:00:36 2013
* RELEASE 720
* COMPONENT NI (network interface)
* VERSION 40
* RC -93
* MODULE nirout.cpp
* LINE 2698
* DETAIL NiRClientHandle: route expected
* COUNTER 2
*
*****************************************************************************
C:\Documents and Settings\nchamba\My Documents>
What´s wrong?
Best regards,
Nelson Chamba\
Dear Nelson, which message exactly you get, when you telnet the SAProuter? "Connection refused" means, that on the port 3299 nothing listen. Is the SAProuter running?
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