EAN No. Range Assignment internally and externally

Dear all,
Can we use the EAN Number Range object for both internally and externally.
anyone

Hi
I have been use the range assigment externally, and now I start using alphanumeric EANs as an attribute but when I try to initiate the number like this (01)454545345, the system sends a message that "The EAN may not be assigned externally" so I´m wondering that if I create an numeric interval of letters I could use this kind of options.
Hope you can help me

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Internal and external no ranges

hy sap gurus
what is the meaning of ilnternal and external no ranges, where we create internal and ordernal no ranges, can u give clear clarification
thanqu
raja sekhaqr.a

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Internal Number Ranges: Doc. No will be provided by the system automatically in serial order allotting the next available progressive number. The number must be in numerical. We have to use the T.Code FBN1
External Number ranges: Doc. No will be given manually by the end user. System will not lock no automatically in this case. User can pick the number randomly. Number may be an alpha numeric.
IT IS LIKE VOUCHER NUMBER FOR ALL TRANSACTION
FBN1
Click on Execute Button
Give Co. Code:
Select Change Intervals
Select insert interval button.
Give No. Year From To
Select insert Enter.
save
Here we create the number ranges for documents. For each number range you specify:
1.A number interval from which document numbers are selected
2. the type of number assignment (internal or external)
You assign one or more document types to each number range. The number range becomes effective via the document type specified in document entry and posting.
Number ranges for documents are company code-dependent. We must therefore create your number ranges for each company code in which the document type is used, namely with the same number range key.
The number intervals must not overlap. If you use year-dependent number ranges, you can specify the same interval with the same key several times for different "to- fiscal years" (the limit up to which a number range is still valid).
If you want to define number ranges, which are independent of the to-fiscal year, enter 9999 in the to- fiscal year field.
For sample documents, use a number range with key X2,
For recurring entry documents with key X1.
These keys may not be used for other number ranges
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Internal and external ranges...?

Hi All,
I have one question about internal and external ranges. When im sending some products data from source (200) Client to Target (202) Client. I have to find out its using internal or external updates.
Pls give me sample code how to check that.
Akshitha.

Hi,
I dont think a sample code can solve your problem. You can take help of your functional consultant while working with Number Ranges.
Internal Number Ranges and External Number Ranges are used to generate sequetial numbers, which we can create in the SNRO transaction.
Internal Number Ranges are Auto matically generates the numbers in the given ranges for the Object where as we can give certain number with the ranges given is the External Number Ranges. So External number Ranges are Obiviously useful for Data Transfer between two systems or Clients.
Because the Masterdata should reflect same in both the system, with that only integrity stands there .,
We can find this with debugging the corresponding program.
Thanks,
Naveen.I

Internal and external

hello sap Gurus,
Iam new to sap, can any bady tell me the what is the difference between internal and external number ranges.
Regards
vijay

hi vijay,
Internal: Doc number will be providing by the system automatically in serial order allotting the next available progressive number (must to be in number).
External: Doc number will be given manually by the end user. system will not lock number automatically in this case. User can pick the number randomly. Number may be an alpha
numeric.
ple let me know if u need more information.
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Internal and External different set of menu for ESS

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We have 2 portal server - Internal and External. The Portal are being used not.
We are planning to implement ESS now in Portal. We are planning to provide two different set of options when the same user access internally and externally.
For example, User XYZ access internally he will get menus ABCDE but the same user access from external he only gets manu AB.
If anyone has implemented with similar concepts or know how to do it technically, kindly advice.
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internalGroup_2 -> Role C, Role D,
internalGroup_3 -> Role E,
and 2 external group :
externalGroup_1 -> Role A,
externalGroup_2 -> Role B,
We add similar user under a group. and then roles are assigned to groups. in above example Role A , Role B is assigned to internalGroup_1.
We can have a single user id in which is attached to interalGroup_1, interalGroup_2, interalGroup_3 , externalGroup_1and interalGroup_2.
When user logon to Internal portal he will see role A, B,C,D and E
and when user logon to internal poral he will see role A,B.
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Internal and external reference voltage for DAC

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SiteMinder integration with the internal and external facing portals

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We are in development phase for SiteMinder integration with the internal and external facing portals.The proposed dual authentication scheme which requires both SiteMinder for External facing portal (EFP) and LDAP for Internal portal .is it possible?
and is it possible to main to diff LDAP directories one is external users and one is for internal users.?
If you maintain 2 diff(external & internal) LDAP Directories in Siteminder Policy Server what about external users which are not exit in portal data source .
I appreciate if anyone can help me for my above query .
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Hey Tag,
We do have a physical external Portal and a physical internal portal. The both the external and internal are connected to 2 LDAP directories.
For example the External Portal is connected to the Employee LDAP Direcotry and the Customer LDAP Directory. The Internal Portal is connected to the US Employee LDAP Direcotry and the EMEA LDAP Directory.
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You have to maintain the LDAP Directory information in both the portal and Siteminder Policy Server. It is required in the policy server so that it can authenticate the user and it is required in the Portal server so that it can authorize the user and display content based on thier assigned roles.
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WLC Internal and External DHCP

I am currently using the Internal DHCP component within my 5508 Controller with software version 7.0.166.0. This seems to be working fine as the Vlan Routed interface connected to it via the Dynamic Trunk Port is functioning as l have the ip-helper command setup on this specific vlan interface..
My issue now is that we have a isolated ADSL Network which is configured off our Core 6513 but just as a Layer 2 Vlan so no traffic can be routed to other vlans.
With our new WIFI environment which consists of the 5508 Controller and numerous 3502 AP's we wont to utilize this ADSL vlan with our new WIFI environment.. This ADSL Vlan has a dedicated Linksys Router which is currently running DHCP and assigning addresses to clients at the moment..
What l want to do is configure the 5508 controller to use this ADSL vlan aswell but to also keep using the Linksys Router aswell for DHCP..
I have setup a new dynamic interface and added the ADSL Vlan ID to the Trunk port of the 5508 and also setup its own SSID. But for some reason l cannot get both the internal and External DHCP servers to work at the same time ? If l enable DHCP Proxy option on the 5508 the internal DHCP server works and when l disable DHCP Proxy the ADSL Vlan DHCP works through the 5508 but not the internal DHCP Server ??
Can l get both the internal and external DHCP servers to work in harmony or should l be focusing on using one method over the other ?

Hey Scott l have just tried configuring another scope for the L2 Vlan but it doesn't seem to be working when l add the ip address of the management interface which is the internal DHCP Server to the dynamic interface of this adsl network l have setup l dont seem to get a ip address within this scope ?
I am just wandering seeing it is just a L2 vlan without a routed interface would this be the problem and would need to set this up with the "ip helper-address" of the management interface ?
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Internal and external facing applicaitons on same infrastructure

I'm looking for suggestions on the best way to architect an apex production environment where you may have two or three apps open to the public and 10 or more for internal access only. All of the apps (regardless of public or private) are running on the same APEX instance, DB, app tier and web tier.
We are using the APEX Listener on Weblogic for the app tier with an OHS webserver and Load Balancer in front of everything.
The Load Balancer houses all of our certificates and has the ability to perform iRules to make more friendly urls.
Our approach is to assign each app (ie https://someurl.com/apex/f?p=APPID) a static IP from the load balancer and then firewall public/private based on APPID to prevent internal only apps from being reached outside the network.
Unfortunately the iRule friendly url rewrite isn't able to mask the APPID from the URL (https://someurl.com/apex/f?p=200) which currently allows anyone the ability to change the APPID parameter of the URL and cycle through all the apps regardless of the firewall rule in place to prevent it from being publicly accessible.
For example, if we have the following apps deployed and the only one which is allowed open to the internet is app 100, the url rewrite isn't able to mask APPID of 100 (or the APP Alias if used).
Publicly accessible:
https://someurl.com/apex/f?p=100 (192.168.25.100)
Internal only access:
https://somedifferenturl.com/apex/f?p=200 (192.168.25.200)
https://anotherurl.com/apex/f?p=250 (192.168.25.250)
https://subdomain.someurl.com/apex/f?p=300 (192.168.25.300)
I could navigate to the publicly accessible url https://someurl.com/apex/f?p=100 and change the APPID for one of (200,250,300) and still access those apps which should not be open to the internet.
from the internet browsing directly to https://somedifferenturl.com/apex/f?p=200 or https://anotherurl.com/apex/f?p=250 or https://subdomain.someurl.com/apex/f?p=300 would all result in a page not found error since their ip's are not accessible directly from the internet.
What is the best practice to overcome the above scenario and utilize shared infrastructure for internal and external facing applications? Is mod_rewrite my only other option to accomplish this setup and bypass the load balancer?

Hi Jeff,
I'm not sure if this is the ideal recommendation, but I know of a way you could block the "internal-only" applications from being accessed externally.
1) Create a function which inspects the CGI environment variables, e.g., HTTP_HOST, HTTP_PORT, etc. Using this information, you determine if the request is emanating from an internal server name or an external server name.
2) Create an authorization scheme which returns FALSE if the host/port/other CGI isn't what you expect.
3) Apply this authorization scheme to every application you wish to keep from an external site.
I know this isn't ideal, as you have to add this to every "internal-only" application. And if you forget an application, then this application suddenly becomes available on the Internet. But it's one way. If all of the applications are in the same workspace, you could define this authorization scheme in one application and subscribe to it from the other applications.
Joel
P.S. From SQL Commands, you can see all of the CGI environment variables at your disposal using:
begin
owa_util.print_cgi_env;
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Exchange 2013 DNS for internal and external domain

Hi All,
I have been assigned a task to implement Microsoft Exchange Server 2013. I need some help in setting up DNS namespaces and design a strategy to have same internal and external names. Let me share some details here.
We have an Active Directory domain myinternaldomain.net, and we have a public domain
mypublicdomain.com and we have setup email policy to have
mypublicdomain.com as the SMTP domain for all the users. We have created another DNS zone in Active directory integrated DNS and created a records for
mail.mypublicdomain.com and autodiscover.mypublicdomain.com which will point to CAS NLB IP. We have 2 CAS servers and 2 MBX servers, we have configured DAG for MBX High availability and planning to implement WNLB for CAS as
hardware LB is out of scope due to budget constrains.
We want to have same URLs for OWA, Autodiscover, ECP and other services from internal network as well as from public network. Users should not be bothered to remember two URLs, using one from internal and other from public networks. I also want to confirm
that with this setup in place do i need to have myinternaldomain.net and server names in SAN certificate?
Thanks

Hi Sccmnb,
You can easily achieve this using split DNS.
Internal DNS hostname "mail.mypublicdomain.com" will be pointing to your internal CAS NLB IP and the external public DNS hostname"mail.mypublicdomain.com" will be pointing to the Network device or
Reverse proxy server IP.
Depending upon users access location(internal\external) the IPs would vary and they should be able to access the website with same name.
The names that you would require on the certificate(Use EAC or powershell to raise the request) for client connectivity would be
SN= mail.mypublicdomain.com
SAN= autodiscover.mypublicdomain.com
You don't need to have the active directory domain name present in the certificate.
Additional to this you need to update the AutodiscoverURI for all servers and OWA,ECP,Autodiscover Virtual Directories InternalURL and ExternalURL fields with appropiate public names.
Some additional Info:
*Internal vs. External Namespaces
Since the release of Exchange 2007, the recommendation is to deploy a split-brain DNS infrastructure for the Internet-based client namespaces. A split-brain DNS infrastructure enables different IP addresses to be returned for a given namespace
based on where the client resides – if the client is within the internal network, the IP address of the internal load balancer is returned; if the client is external, the IP address of the external gateway/firewall is returned.
This approach simplifies the end-user experience – users only have to know a single namespace (e.g., mail.contoso.com) to access their data, regardless of where they are connecting. A split-brain DNS infrastructure, also simplifies the configuration of Client
Access server virtual directories, as the InternalURL and ExternalURL values within the environment can be the same value.
*Managing Certificates in Exchange Server 2013 (Part 2)
*Nice step by step article
Designing a simple namespace for Exchange 2013
Regards,
Satyajit
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DNS records to be created for Lync deployment (Internal and External)

Hi There,
If I want the Lync server environment to work Internal as well from External in all the aspects. (auto-discover, meetings, AV conferencing,web conferencing, voice integration, mobility etc), please answer to the below questions and also their purpose please.
I'm not sure whether the answer varies for 2010 and 2013 version.
1. What are the Internal and External(public) DNS records to be created for the reverse proxy(assume i'm using TMG servers), and their purpose?
2. What are the Internal and External(public) DNS records to be created for Lync Edge server, and their purpose?

I'll try to answer as well.
1) For the reverse proxy, you'll need to publish the following:
External:
lyncdiscover.sipdomain.com (You'll need this record for every sip domain you have). This is for client autodiscover.
external web services FQDN (You'll need one of these per pool, you get to choose the name). This is for address book downloads, web conferencing, etc.
Meet.sipdomain.com (You can choose the name here, and have one per sip domain or one for the whole org). This is for web conferencing.
Dialin.sipdomain.com (You'll just need one here, it doesn't have to be dialin). This is for changing your conferencing/phone pin, resetting conference info, and general conferencing info.
For Lync 2013 only, you may want the Office Web Application server pool name as well for PowerPoint sharing. Lync 2010 doesn't use this.
Internal:
The external web services FQDN. You'll need this available internally through the reverse proxy so you can redirect requests on port 443 to port 4443. This will be used for mobile devices on WiFi.
2) For the Edge server:
Externally:
sip.sipdomain.com (you'll need one per sip domain) this is an autodiscover/multi use FQDN and should point to your access edge IP.
webedge.sipdomain.com (edge web conferencing, you can pick any name you like).
avedge.sipdomain.com (av edge, you can pick any name you like).
accessedge.sipdomain.com (you'll need a name for the access edge role, however you can just use sip.sipdomain.com and save a name in your certificate request).
Internally:
edgepool.sipdomain.com (you can pick any name you want, it's just the name assigned to the internal edge interface.
If you choose to have a single ip for the external edge, you can get away with just an access edge name and/or sip.sipdomain.com
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How to change number range from internal to external?

Hi Experts,
I have changed the number ranges for accounting document for company code (A1) external to internal and posted one accounting document using the tr.code FBN1. Now i need to revert back the changes for the number range from internal to external. i am not able to cancel the accounting document as its cancellation accounting document? please let me know any other way to change the number range from external to internal?
Thanks & Regards,
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Hi Siva,
Thanks for your reply. But my expectation is any other way to change the number range from internal to external instead of going new number range (By taking any technical help)?

DNS Forwarding Same Internal and External Zone

Hi,<o:p></o:p>
So we have decided that we want our internal domain to be the same as our external domain e.g. domain.uk. I understand that split DNS can be used
to fulfil this requirement but is it possible to set up a forward so if the DNS entry is not available in the internal zone it will forward onto one of our external name servers where it can resolve?<o:p></o:p>
We are basically trying to avoid having to add the entry on both external and internal DNS servers for it to resolve. So far I have added the external name servers to
the forwarders and disabled root hints which didn’t work. I’ve tried to add a conditional forwarder but it says the zone already exists. It seems the only to achieve the internal resolution is by creating the DNS entry both internally and externally.<o:p></o:p>
Does anyone know if this is the case? It seems strange that you couldn’t point the DNS to another external name server for resolution? <o:p></o:p>
Any help would be appreciated.<o:p></o:p>

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Delivery report shows status of Pending for external address. Email sent to both internal and external addresses.

We have an Exchange 2013 on-premise server and seem to have an issue with emails sent to internal and external users at the same time.
The issue came to light because someone sent an email to 44 recipients, of which one was internal. None of the external recipients received the email. I checked the delivery report in the EAC and found the internal email marked as 'Delivered' and all of
the external ones marked as 'Pending'. I checked the queues and there were none. I did some testing and sent an email to just one of the external addresses on the list, it arrived. I tried sending the email again to all of the recipients, the external ones
all showed 'Pending'. I tried it again, but this time excluded the internal email address and all of the 43 external emails were immediately delivered.
So it seems that the issue only arises when we are sending to both internal and external addresses.
I then tried a test email to one internal address and one external address. The Delivery report says that the internal address was delivered immediately, while the external address is 'Pending' and gives more information saying: 'Message delivery is taking
longer than expected. There may be system delays. For more information, contact your helpdesk.'. To add further mystery to this, the email was actually delivered.
So, I have two concerns:
First is seems that some emails sent both internally and externally are only arriving internally. This is a huge problem because I don't know how many have been affected. There may be many lost emails we don't know about.
Second, it looks like I can't trust the delivery report. It says pending for some emails which didn't arrive, but it also says pending for some which did arrive. That is no good at all.
For info the server is running Windows Server 2012. I have run a Microsoft Update to check if there are any to apply and the only Exchange one is a spam filter update, which I doubt has any bearing but I will apply when I get chance.

Hi Neil,
According to the description, I find a related KB on Exchange 2010:
https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2694474?wa=wsignin1.0
It has the similar situation as yours.
This issue occurs because a function in a message tracking component tries to obtain the information for the recipient instead of the external recipient.
Please try to upgrade to the latest Exchange update to check whether this issue can be solved.
Also please check whether Throttling has been set.
Please run "Get-TransportService | fl" to check the MaxOutboundConnections parameter value.
More details to see:
Message throttling
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb232205(v=exchg.150).aspx
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Can I split my itunes music library between and internal and external hard drive?

Is it possible to have music on the two different drives and still be able to make playlists from both drives to put on my ipod? Here's my situation: I'm using a Dell 32 bit computer running Vista Home Premium SP2 which I share with other users. I have a large itunes library (40g+ of music only) that's starting to hog the hard disk space from other users. If possible, I would like to split off part of my itunes library to an external hard drive while still having access to the entire library for my ipod. Ideally I would like to have all my downloaded songs on both the internal and external drives so I'll have backups in case a drive fails, while putting all the music I have hard copies of solely on the external drive. Any help on how this can be done would be appreciated.

If you manually manage your itues library, you can store parts of it on an external drive, or on an internal drive. Just keep in mind that in iTunes that you must set a default location for iTunes to manage it's files, and that will be the default location for iTunes to store anything it downloads. You would need to manuay manage moving things from there if tht is not where you want them stored.
Perhaps a "better" solution would be for you to invest a little mone into 2 external drives. One to hold your entire iTunes library, and the second to be your off-line backup of the first. This is the method I have gone with and I like how it works for me. My entire iTunes library is on an external (portable) 320GB drive. Then, when iTunes is not running, I will clone my external drive onto a second drive I happen to have, this way if I have any failure of my primary drive, I lose at most about a weeks worth of content. For me, I purchase little content during a week, but I do move a fairly large volume of podcasts. With the entire library being on the external drive, if I ever have to swap to using my backup drive iTunes wil just think that it hasn't run and downloaded anything for a week, and all the "lost" content will be re-downloaded automatically. This won't work for apps or purchased content, but for subscribed podcasts, it is great.

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