Solution manager Remote Connection issues

Hi
I'm currently in the process of setting up Solution Manager 7.1 on windows Server 2008r2 using central system.
I did the prerequisite check & the Solman installation and i'm actuallly working on the post-installation steps.
I'm experiencing difficulty with the step : "Configure Remote Connection to SAP".
I followed the informations provided on : http://service.sap.com/remoteconnection
In the technical prerequesite you have to set up a connection to sap support.
So i have to choose a connection type : I selected Internet connection so my first question is : do we need "VPN with SNC" or "VPN OR SNC" ?
I personnaly understood VPN or SNC.
So from here i decided to use SNC.
The first step was to set up & configure the SAProuter. I decided to do it on an another computer on the same domain ( not on the same computer where Solution Manager is installed ) but i'm not sure it is necesary
I assume I can install Saprouter on the same location as the Solution manager? do you recommend it ?
The Basic Functions testing with niping is working.
The next step is : "establish Internet Connections"
So now i can choose between SNC or VPN : my goal is to establish the connection as fast as possible.
I actually don't have a switch available ( i can get one if necesary but time is running ... ) so i'm opting for the SNC solution.
I tryed to get the certificate for the saprouter but i don't have a register SAProuter, but when i opened a customer messager for component XX-SER-NET, SAP answered about the impossibility to access SAP service Backbone with an SNC , saying that i will need to register a VPN site to site connection to SAP => i don't get it .... Can someone explain it to me ?
So please can one of you guru's tell me how to set this remote connection :
-which materials ( server / switch / firewalls ) ?
-where to get the right documentation ?
-What about DMZ ?
-I have a single IP Address is that enough ? ( setting up nat for port 3299 )
- do i have to contact a service provider ?
My idea was initially to set up the SAProuter on the same computer as the SOLMAN setup & use SNC communication to communicate with SAP but it doesn't seems that easy. Do i need separate installation for Saprouter <=> Solution Manager. ?
What's the minimal infrastructure to establish this connection ?
In addition to that, after configuring the SAProuter, i had trouble with the SAPMMC : on my system , on the instance 0 , the process disp+work.EXE won't run ( yellow light )and i can't find where i made a mistake if you have suggestions ...
Really need your help, i'm on a short deadline ... Any help, even incomplete, would be appreciated.
Thanks a lot.

Thx for the answer.
I actually managed to register my saprouter with SAP and was granted with CN/OU & connection informations.
I followed this guide : http://service.sap.com/saprouter-sncdoc with the addition of this guide : http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/Basis/SAProuterviaSNC.
My first issue : I'm running with a Windows server 2008 r2 enterprise edition 64 bits with a processor Intel Xeon 2.4ghz ( dualcore). so i decided to use the crypto folder "nt-x86_64"
For the environment variable i set as System variables SECUDIR = C:\usr\sap\saprouter and SNC_LIB = C:\usr\sap\saprouter\nt-x86_64\sapcrypto.dll
The generation/install of the certificate is alright ( sapgenpse get_my_name -v -n Issuer is OK )
using the command :saprouter -r -K "p:CN=mycn, OU=myOUnbr, OU=SAProuter, O=SAP, C=DE" i have
I get the following message : trc file     dev_rout
                                                no ligging active
Its strange cause it looks like its running but when i check the services running on windows saprouter isn't started .... How to know if SAProuter is running right ?
If i folow the SAP procedure : Step 3 : test of the ip connection by the customer : SAP Remote Services : technical preparation ( see SAP Note 812386 ) : it's ask in the note to implement note 766505 via SNOTE : i get the following error msg : Error in remote connection to destination SAPOSS : Error when opening an RFC connection ( LB: Hostname or service of the message server unknown#DEST = SA
What's wrong ?
If i use T oss1 in parameter => technical setting => i set my saprouter info in SAProuter 1 ( at customer site ) with instance no. 99 and if SAProuter and SAPNet Message Server at SAP i put the following : Name : sapserv2 / IP Address 194.39.131.34 intance no. 99 and message server name oss001/ DB Name 001/ Instance no.01.
When trying to "Logon to SAPNet" i have an error Unable to connect to SAPNet message server ( default connection will be used ... )
and followed by the error screen : "partner '80.15.173.168:sapdp99' not reached WSAECONNREFUSED : Connection refused. do you want to see the detailed error description ? "
Details : module nixxi.cpp / line 3286 / Method : NipConnect2:80.15.173.168:3299 / Return code : -10 / System call : connect / Error No : 10061 / Error Text WSAECONNREFUSED: Connection refused / Counter : 10
Any idea ?
when doing niping.exe -c -H /H/mylocalSR/H/194.39.131.34/H/194/39.131.34 i obtain :
Wed Dec 07 21:20:09 2011
connect to server o.k
Wed Dec 07 21:20:09 2011
send and receive 10 messages (len 1000)
times -
avg   122.148 ms
max   193.731 ms
min   81.564 ms
tr 15.990 kB/s
excluding max and min :
av2   118.273 ms
tr2   16.514 kB/s
Is it the expected output ?
I've maintained system data in service.sap.com/system-data ( selecting the sap router ) then i tryed to use the SAP service connection, downloaded the .exe but i can't find the stfk.oez. I realized that in my maintain connection screen i have no space for entering any routestring. Seems wrong ?
Do i have to use the SAO?
i've made nat redirection from my router as this : from my public ip to my lan ip ( 192.168.x.x) what should i enter in the routestring : /H/public or lan or hostname ?/S/3299 ?
Hoping you can help me ! ( the goal of all this is to set up RFC connection for postinst step of Solution manager ).
Edited by: BLANCHARD Guillaume on Dec 7, 2011 10:47 PM

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2. Created the PASSWORD file at the server using the tool ORAPWD
3. Restarted the server and started the Oracle listener and database.
4. Connected to the database using PLSQL in server to make sure it works fine there.
5. Checking at the client box to connect to the database. It fails and I am looking for help again at forum.
Now it is connecting using remote connection(sqlplus and sqlDeveloper) to the server. Interestingly the password are not the same when I connect remotely and from the server.
I am sure it is connecting to the same database both the occasion. I shut down the server and try to connect or v$version results indicates that I connecting to the same database.
Any jestification on this? I am getting lost here.
Thank you,
Smith
Edited by: user517525 on Feb 16, 2010 1:44 PM
Edited by: user517525 on Feb 16, 2010 2:22 PM

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Solution: Turns out my client had installed a new
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Hi there,
I have a Flex app using remoting and ColdFusion. My client
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Hello Everyone,
Looks like Im having a remote control to the VMM server issue. Everytime I try to connect to console of the VM machine, I get this error:
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Also, you cannot move an SCVMM server from one domain to another. You will end up with broken security. You have to re-install SCVMM.
Brian Ehlert
http://ITProctology.blogspot.com
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I am trying to access my network remotely, but can't for some reason. I have internet coming to modem-wireless router. My server and other computers connect wirelessly. When I try to put in my static ip address (24.xx.xxx.xx), i get nothing. What should I be doing?
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Alternatively, you'll want a firewall which permits an in-bound VPN connection, and use a VPN client on your Mac box to connect from your Mac to your firewall. From there, most VPNs will allow you to access your LAN transparently.
Depending on how much you want to learn about setting up a LAN and remote access (and protecting your servers against the inevitable security attacks), It may well be most expedient to have somebody in the local Tampa area configure your network for you, too. (What solution is most appropriate here depends on how much time you want to spend dealing with the firewall and the network and such, and on your budget.)

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127.0.0.102:443=>IPS:443 and then IME was connecting to 127.0.0.102:443 and everything worked fine. Looks like earlier when I clicked on "Configuration" it tried/redirected to connect to localhost:443 intead of localhost:10031. I have attached the network diagram and the screen captures of the resolution.

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I have had my iPod for a month and a half now, and right off the bat, I noticed it had major problems with connecting to my computer through USB. I had the whole bit, sometimes it wouldn't recognize that it was plugged in, sometimes it said that it didn't have drivers installed, sometimes Windows recognized that it was plugged in but didn't know what it was, a lot of the time my iPod would say Do Not Disconnect and it would go straight to the annoying black check mark, before even opening iTunes. It was a pain in the neck, and after searching these forums, you need to listen to the people who have experienced, and solved these problems.
What you need to do is save 40 dollars, go to your local electronics store and pick up a 20 dollar Firewire card and then go to the Apple store or the online store and pay 20 dollars for the USB/Firewire combo cord to hook up your iPod to the firewire card to upload new music, and to plug into the charger to get it charging at the same time.
Apple was cheap not to have supplied a firewire cable when it clearly does not support USB enough to be considered usable. Beg your parents, mow some lawns, take it out of your savings, whatever you can to get a Firewire card and that cord. It will save you SO much time, and loads of hassle. I have had it for easily 3 weeks, and I haven't had a single problem with it. My iPod works better than ever and I love it now. Seriously, get it if you can and it will help you out, so much.
Oh and another thing, my iPod wouldn't shut off sometimes, and you can fix that because it happens every time you try to shut if off, right as a song starts playing. Just go to the Now Playing, skip to about midway in the song, and then you can turn it off.
I hope this helps someone, and whatever you do, if you are getting USB problems, then spend the 40 dollars, it is no waste. The problems with USB do not stop, they instead get progressively worse. Spend the 40 bucks, you'll thank me later.
-Freeman out

I will also testify to the power of the FIREWIRE! We were having endless problems and technical issues trying to connect with the USB. We spent many hours uninstalling, reinstalling, rebooting, resetting, unplugging, replugging, trying to change drive letters, trying different USB ports, etc. etc. and NOTHING was working! My wife even took the iPod to an Apple store to have them format it thinking that would solve the problem. It didn't! Our computer still wouldn't recognize the iPod and the Updater wouldn't "mount it" or sometimes the computer would recognize it, but iTunes wouldn't. If it wasn't one thing it was another.
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So yes, apparently using a firewire to connect your iPod will solve all connection problems! Now why Apple isn't telling anyone that is anyone's guess. But I still read where other people say they're encounter other problems and they're using a firewire. A perfect fix? Maybe not, but at least it's working just fine for now.

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