on 04-07-2015 2:35 PM
Hi
We have Solution Manager 7.1 SP4 installed on Windows server 2008 R2, I am trying to login to http://<solman host>:50000/sld with the user account SOLMAN_ADMIN, SOLADM none of the accounts allow me to login to the portal. I am new to Solution Manager, i have configured the basic default accounts using t-code 'SOLMAN_SETUP' in the basic configuration of SAP SOLUTION MANAGER CONFIGURATION. I am also able to login using SOLMAN_ADMIN account with SAP Logon but doesnot work with SAP Netweaver Administrator portal.Please let me know in detail to troubleshoot the issue.
Thanks
Arun
Hi Arun –
I checked above responses and found that the solution is already given above.
The main issue for you to not able to login to NWA is the J2EE_ADMIN user account which is locked in 001 client due to usage of incorrect password.
You have to try to login to 001 and unlock J2EE_ADMIN user first in 001 client and then try login with the MASTER password given during installation of solman system.
Remember again using incorrect password would lead to user locked situation.
command at database level :
delete from sapsr3.usr02 where bname='SAP*' and mandt='001';
sapsr3 will change depending on your db schema name..
Once you are logged in to 001 client, unlock j2ee_admin user and try login to NWA.
Cheers !!!
Ashish
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Hi Ashish
Thanks for the response, I wasn't aware of the DDIC account, tried to login with the master password for the client '001' and i was able to login to http://<solma host>:50000/nwa. I also logged into SAP GUI and reset the password for J2EE_ADMIN account which allowed me to successfully login to the Netweaver Administrator Console.
I didn't need to go through the other steps, resetting the accounts at the DB level. But its good to know.
I really appreciate everyone for providing valuable inputs to narrow down my issue.
Thanks
Arun Chanda
Hello Arun,
There are a couple things to check here. First off, on a new installation you may find that the NetWeaver Administrator tool is blocked for remote access by default. You can check this by trying your logon using a browser on the server console itself and seeing if you get a different result than when you try it from your workstation. Note 1451753 (Filtering of administration requests for AS Java) gives details about this, and I also talk about it in my blog at NetWeaver Administrator Remote Access. Yes, I know your SolMan 7.1 system is using a 7.02 AS Java, not a 7.4, but you still might want to double-check this.
The second thing is that if you didn't setup additional clients after installing, then the default client for the new system is 001. This is fine, you can definitely use client 001 as your 'productive' SolMan client, you just need to remember that this is the client holding the users you are accessing from the web browser. So, if you are unlocking and resetting passwords for users, make sure you are doing it in client 001. Also, double-check your DEFAULT profile and make sure login/system_client = 001.
Oh, one more thing. In 7.02 the NetWeaver Administrator tool is of limited utility. Generally, in this release you will still use the Visual Administrator utility from the server console. The System Information tool should work with the web login, though, as well as User Management.
Try logging on with the SAPGUI as SOLMAN_ADMIN and then launch transaction SOLMAN_SETUP and see if it correctly launches a browser session.
Also, check that your SAPJSF user in client 001 isn't locked.
Regards,
Matt
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Addition to all you could follow SAP doc at To Reset Administrator Password through Config Tool - Portal - SCN Wiki
Good luck !!
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Hi Arun,
Please unlock the user from client 001 and login
Thanks,
Rahul Yedapally
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Hi,
If you haven't any SAP admin account able to logon on the system and then reset the passwords to other users, then you need direct access to the DB to unlock one user or activate the SAP* one.
To unlock one user account, you need to change the value of the column UFLAG on table USR02 to '0'.
Regards,
MM
Hello Arun,
Are you able to login into the SAP Netweaver Administrator using your J2EE_ADMIN ?
http://<solman host>:50000/nwa
Also, during installation your Basis guy must have setup a new client? Client 000 and 001 are supplied by SAP.
Regards,
Siddhesh
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Hi Siddhesh
Are you able to login into the SAP Netweaver Administrator using your J2EE_ADMIN ?
http://<solman host>:50000/nwa
No, i am not able to login.
Also, during installation your Basis guy must have setup a new client? Client 000 and 001 are supplied by SAP.
We do not have a basis team, we are trying to integrate Business objects servers to Solution Manager for monitoring purpose. The person who installed solution manager might not have setup a new client, i am just using client '000'. I tried client '001' with J2EE_ADMIN account and encountered the above error.
Thanks
Arun Chanda
Ok , you can unlock j2ee_Admin user and change the password .
try it
Thanks,
Rahul Yedapally
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Hello Arun,
its an default user SAP will create when we install solution Manager.
For all net weaver versions , Master client will be 001
and For Ecc Master client will be 000
Please check the j2ee_admin user in 001 client.
Thanks,
Rahul Yedapally
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Thanks for the quick response Rahul. The person who installed the Solution Manager has no idea of creating the J2EE_ADMIN account during the installation. I tried login with J2EE_ADMIN using the clinet'001' in SAP Logon and encountered the error saying " Password logon no longer possible - too many failed attempts", even though i tried couple times.
Thanks
Arun Chanda
Hello Arun,
In-order to login into SLD , please use j2ee_admin user
Let me know if any issues
Thanks,
Rahul Yedapally
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