http 401 for CSADMIN

[former_member183984]

I have installed Content server 6.50 on IDES ERP EHP7.

I followed  the 6.50 installation guide.

the link:

http://fullhostname:1090/ContentServer/ContentServer.dll?ServerInfo

says bad request.

Also, when I try to open CSADMIN t code, its asks for client 800's user id and password.

Please guide. The IIS 7 is installed as per the installation guide and I see that Content and cache server has enough authorizations while checking permissions.

AdminSecurity=0 in ContentServer.ini

any idea?

[Laszlo_B · Accepted solution]

Hello Adrien,

you might want to repost this question in Space http://scn.sap.com/community/ecm, as that Space is more relevant to the Content Server topic - and people might be able to answer this question faster there.

Best regards,

Laszlo

[former_member183984]

the report RSCMSTH0 gives error

HTTP/1.0 401 Unauthorized

content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8

content-length: 2135

sap-system: MU1

www-authenticate: Basic realm="SAP NetWeaver Application Server [MU1/800]"

sap-client: 800

~remote_addr:

~uri_scheme_expanded: NONE

[david_liu1]

Hello,

"HTTP Error: 401 Unauthorized" generally occurs when you try to access
an External Content Server but the content Server doesn't validate the
Signature. There may be two reasons for this - either the Content Server
does not receive the signature or the Certificate corresponding to that
signature is not active. If this is the case, you will need to carry out
the relevant Customizing and then re-try.

Transaction OAHT is used to send the certificate to the external Content
server and Transaction CSADMIN can be used to administer the SAP
Content server.

Seems like the certificate on the content Server is not correct.
For each repository the SAP Content Server maintains two files that keep
the system certificates in order to verify signatures. Both are named
as the repository, one with extension ".cert" and one with ".pse".

These certificates and pse files are stored in the "Security" Directory
below the server installation directory(S:\SAP\Content Server\Security).
To resolve the issue, remove this files from the Security directory
for the repository Z1 and make sure that the Security directory
has access rights "full control" for everyone.
After that, distribute a new certificate to the content server for the
repository in transaction CSADMIN and activate it.
This should produce two files Z1.cert and Z1.pse.

Also, please ensure that a green bauble is associated with the system
PSE in transaction STRUST.

Regards,

David