CUA

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After the upgrade from 4.6c to ECC6.0, our CUA is not working. What are things I need to do . I have seen the note 333441 and followed the same but still the CUA is not working.

Please help me friends.

Thanks,

anuroop

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Where CUA is configured ?

Is it on the current upgraded system.? or on a different system?

If it is on this system .. go into SCUA .. and check if all the RFC's are green.

If they are red -> go to SM59 and test them..

if it is a child system logon to CUA system and check the RFC to this system.

Please do come back if you require some more information..

More information can be found at

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/42/dbb87b3f382cede10000000a1553f7/frameset.htm

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Edited by: Mrutyunjay Rao Dora on May 2, 2008 3:59 AM

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Hi,

Thanks for the reply. I have done the authorisation test, only one client is successull. other clients give the following error message

Logon Cancel

Error Details Password logon no longer possible - too many failed attempts

I have tried to change the password and unlock, but even then same message.

please help with complete procedure of what i to do?

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Hi Anuroop,

Login to the system where you configured CUA.

Findout the Clients which are not working..

Identify the respective RFC'S

Identify the user names used for the RFC to access the target client.

The suggestioin is to create a user CUA_ADM in the target clients and the user should be holding SAP_BC_USR_CUA_SETUP_CLIENT SAP_BC_USR_CUA_CLIENT (Create copies of these roles and generate profiles)

After getting the user name login to the target clients and check if they are locked.. if they are locked unlock them..

Follow the same procedure for all RFCs which are failing..

after unlocking them test the RFCs.

If still they are not working .. reset the passwords of those users ...

if they are dilog users .. try logging into those clients with those users ... so that when the system prompts for new password you can give it...

Now after changing the passwords of the users... assign the passwords in the RFCs....

Now check the RFCs...

If RFCs are all working.. then in SCUA you should see all green signals...

if you need any further information.. please feel free to get back..

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Edited by: Mrutyunjay Rao Dora on May 5, 2008 2:01 AM

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Hi,

Thanks for the information. I am not able to login to the Child systems at all. The user CUA_ADMIN is already created and has roles as per the CUAclient. Even though i have changed the password i am not able to login to the child system.

I am only able to login to central system, other systems , no matter how many times i unlock or change the password i am not able to login. please help what to do

thanks,#

anuroop

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Anuroop..

As mentioned earlier..after changing the password you need to give the password in logon details of the respective RFC....

Follow these steps..

Login to the system where you configured CUA.

Findout the Clients which are not working..

Identify the respective RFC'S

Identify the user names used for the RFC to access the target client.

The suggestioin is to create a user CUA_ADM in the target clients and the user should be holding SAP_BC_USR_CUA_SETUP_CLIENT SAP_BC_USR_CUA_CLIENT (Create copies of these roles and generate profiles)

After getting the user name login to the target clients and check if they are locked.. if they are locked unlock them..

Follow the same procedure for all RFCs which are failing..

after unlocking them test the RFCs.

If still they are not working .. reset the passwords of those users ...

if they are dilog users .. try logging into those clients with those users ... so that when the system prompts for new password you can give it...

Now after changing the passwords of the users... assign the passwords in the RFCs....

Now check the RFCs...

If RFCs are all working.. then in SCUA you should see all green signals...

if you need any further information.. please feel free to get back..

Award points if found useful

Edited by: Mrutyunjay Rao Dora on May 7, 2008 8:53 AM

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