on 01-10-2008 9:32 PM
Hi,
What are the pros and cons of having SRM-SUS insatlled in one box to those installed in differnt box.What is the criteria for deciding wether to go for one box or seperate box installation.
In my previous project the only reason we went for 2 Box was security concern is there any technical reason for 2 box
have seen the OSS note 573383 which gives some idea about pros and cons of installing SRM-SUS in one client in one BOX only.
Regards
To add to what Claudia said:
Pros:
- Complete separation of Purchaser (EBP) & Supplier Systems (SUS)
- You can have separate domains/hosts (different URL). You can have purchasing only in intranet and only SUS on internet.
- No shared objects (Client Independent objects)
Cons
- More hardware cost
- One more installation
- One more system maintenance
Best regards
Ramki
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Hi,
Thanks for valuable inputs.
So can I conslude that all boils to only two reason that is SECUIRTY CONCERNS and COST as the only reasons and no technolgy related issue as reason for having SRM and SUS in one BOX
In my previous project we seperated SRM and SUS due to security concern was wondering can there be any reason to tell the client reason for segregation
Regards
Hi,
good overview provides Note 573383.
Besides security as well maintenance reasons, it depends on the process landscape
and what you plan to do in the future.
Cheers,
Claudia
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Hi,
the client is the main difference. Several boxes are mainly a matter of money in terms of Hardware as well Maintenance. I am not sure it that would also count as two different implementations and therefore more license costs. Implementation means to set up basically two SRM systems, where one becomes a SRM Baby and the other the SUS Baby. A bit more effort.
For the pro side the same like for the clients count. SUS can be maintained separately as well security does not get a headache cause external users can be hold more easily in front of the firewall.
These are my two cents.
Cheers,
Claudia
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