on 01-03-2008 5:38 AM
Hi,
In txn DSWP, I click Goto-Solution Manager Diagnostics, the browser is launched with this address:
http:<hostname>:8000/smd
However, it says "Page cannot be displayed"
I have checked that the its services in txn SCIF are activated. I can see HTTP Port 8000 service running in SMICM.
http:<hostname>:50000/smd is running fine.
Does someone has a clue where could have gone wrong?
Points will be rewarded for any helpful answer.
Thanks.
Annie
Hi,
What is your instance number?
Feel free to revert back.
--Ragu
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Hi Rajesh,
The problem is solved. SAP advised me to run report RSOLDIAG_CONFIG and change the port to 50000 that runs well for me. Port 8000 is not working for me probably due to our firewall settings(confirmed by our network administrator). However, my doubt is: is Port 8000 or 50000 the default port for SMD or changing port is the workaround fix.
Thanks for your responese.
Regards,
Annie
Hi
While doing setup of diagnostic. each and every links open up with port 8000.
but SMD works fine with 50000 port.
Any help ?
thanks
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Hi Annie,
Check your proxy settings, we were faced same problem after configuration of SM.
The "Page cannot be displayed" is problem of network, You need to check & correct the network settings(Proxy setting) for this.
Regards,
Rajesh
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Hi Rajesh,
Unfortunately this is not working. However, I begin to suspect it is due to the firewall.
I refer to the 'Root Cause Analysis Installation and Upgrade Guide" section 5.8 Required TCP ports.
I don't understand when it says "It is recommended to place the SAP Solution Manager within the same subnet or DMZ of your managed landscape."? Does that mean Solution Manager is to be in the same subnet as DMZ?
I have the tendency to believe this might be the cause.
Are you able to tell me if you did anything to the DMZ? Or simply just activate the port 8000 in firewall?
Thanks!
Regards,
Annie
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