Logon.ini (or comparable) on Linux

Hello,
I installed SAP on RedHat, I can open the logon window and go to the preferences. I insert my (windows) saplogon.ini as configuration file and get inthe logon pad only 'Item60=p' and so on. When I choosing an entry I'm getting a Exception in my shell.
How do I have to administrate this file for Linux?
I'm sorry I could only find the entry ask your system admin in help.
Thanks & Best Regards
Jessi81

Hi,
saplogon.ini will not work with SAP GUI for Java.
you need to add the logon entry in "connections" file which is located in users home directory..
just edit the below file with any text editor..
/home/user/.SAPGUI/connections
and add the entry like :
conn=/H/<ip address>/S/32<system ID>
Then you can see the entry in SAP Logon.
Regards.
Rajesh Narkhede

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