IP Adresses of Connected SAP Systems

Hi all,
I am using a 3rd party tool to collect data of SAP systems that are connected to the solution manager. I am able to query for the systems with its appl. servers, databses and other things. Currently I am stuck because I need the IP adress of the application server and the databases. Can anybody tell me if, and in which table I can find these information?
Best Regards

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Peter Holzmann wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am using a 3rd party tool to collect data of SAP systems that are connected to the solution manager. I am able to query for the systems with its appl. servers, databses and other things. Currently I am stuck because I need the IP adress of the application server and the databases. Can anybody tell me if, and in which table I can find these information?
>
> Best Regards
Hello Peter,
The Ip address is stored in the structure SMSY_EDIT_DFLDS_HOST. So it is not a straight forward thing to extract it.
Instead of using Solution Manager to capture the data, would it not be a good idea to use the local SLD connected to Solution Manager to capture the data ? You would have better options here.
Regards
Amit

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