A CPI-C communication partner could not be logged on

[Former Member]

I having the below error in sm20. Kindly advice if there is some setting which prevent the logging of the sapcpic.

Details Page 3 Line 6 Security Audit Log: Local Analysis on sappor

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|Date |Time |Cat|No|Cl.|User |Transaction Code |Terminal

|MNo|Text Date: 12.04.07

12.04.2007

06:20:10

DIA

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000

SAPCPIC

|172.25.82.28 |AU6|RFC/CPIC Logon Failed, Reason = 1, Type =

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Details

Recording at Local and Central Time........................ 12.04.2007

06:20:10

Task................ 3356 D2 Dialog Work Process No. 2

User................ SAPCPIC

Client.............. 000

Terminal............ 172.25.82.28

Mode................ 1

Transaction Code....

Program Name........ SAPMSSY1

Audit Class......... RFC logon ( 16 )

Security Level...... All ( 9 )

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Documentation for SysLog Message AU 6 :

|RFC:

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|The call check of a function module in a function group was not

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|successful, that is, the user is not allowed to call the function

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|module.

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|CPIC:

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|A CPI-C communication partner could not be logged on.

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|Possible types:

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|R = external RFC

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|F = Internal RFC

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|C = CPIC

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|Possible reasons:

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| 1 (USER_NOT_ALLOWED) User not allowed

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| 2 (USER_LOCKED) User locked

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| 3 (STOP_SESSION) System stopped

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| 4 (SAP_STAR) SAP* logon without user master record

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| 5 (BAD_BUFFER) Error in AUTH buffer

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| 6 (NO_EXT_CHECK) No external user check

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| 7 (BAD_USER_TYPE) Incorrect user type

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| 8 (USER_NOT_VALID) Logon not possible at this time

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| 9 (SNC_NAME_NOT_FOUND) No users found for SNC logon

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| 10 (SNC_REQUIRED) SNC logon required

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| 11 (SNC_NAME_NOT_IN_ACL) User not in ACL

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| 12 (SNC_SYST_NOT_IN_ACL) System not in ACL

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Technical Details

File................ 000001 k:\usr\sap\PRD\DVEBMGS00\log\20070411.AUD

Position............ 0000006840

Message ID.......... AU 6

Variable Parts...... S&1

Steps for the Reconstruction

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi How,

You have an active Audit, and it's logging the CPIC connections. I understand you don't want to log this...

You can modify it from SM19, unselecting the RFC/CPIC box, and saving your new Audit Profile.

The system must be restarted for the changes to take effect.

Best Regards,

JC Llanes.

[Former Member]

Thanks for the reply.

The log is set by audit department.

Actually the log is caused by a script of mine which uses sapinfo.exe.

I used it to check if the sap services and database is running.

So my doubts is:

Since the log show that the user is not allowed to call the function module, how come my script is able to query that the sap service and database is alive.

Kindly advice pls.

[Former Member]

CPI-C communication is not related to Oracle at all.

please use the right forum.

Peter