MDM System Access

Question (from ISV):
I need some clarification. Since we have access to XI in the hosted environment, and MDM is part of NetWeaver, can we assume that we do indeed have access to MDM in the hosted environment? Or is access to MDM not part of our XI+1 agreement?
Answer (from ICC Consultant):
We currently do not have MDM on our hosted environment:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn?rid=/webcontent/uuid/15330f73-0501-0010-d59e-8a32e220b2ed [original link is broken]

I've seen some RKT's workshops specially for MDM, from the very begining up to some tests and advanced functionality.
You should be able to access them throug http://service.sap.com/rkt if you are a partner/customer/SAP employee.
Otherwise you can use the SDN (free) resources. However, you can't download it from here, only from market place
Greetings
Alejandro

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MDM system access to SAP

Hi,
Could anybody please tell how to maitain system data for an MDM system and the procedure to open MDM system access to SAP thru WTS? I tried to create system data for MDM system but I dont know what value to provide for SID as MDM system does not have three digit SID just like regular SAP systems.
Any response is greatly appreciated.
thanks
Chandu...

Okay one more read of ur Issue hints that u r more concerned with opening ur MDM box for some SAP support connection,'
U can do this:
1. update ur ticket asking SAP to open a webEX session and either of you two parties can be the leader and run the show.
2. If you insist on WTS way, then install the normal MDM GUI clients on the Terminal server and let SAP login into it and access your MDM box.
points to note:
it really depends on your landscape: how many ports u want to expose to outside world via WTS just for this session. etc etc. and also on your MDM installation environment...like DB & App server & clients on 3 different servers...then u end up hooking up WTS to all these three with access granted to SAP for all the logs on these various nodes.
My suggestion, go for webEX....... u run the show, pick up that phone and show them all the logs they want at your comfort.!

How to map Portal User groups to a MDM System?

Hi,
Have anyone tried mapping portal user group to a MDM System?
The idea is to avoid each user to do user mapping for MDM of their own.
When i look into the usermapping section of a portal user group, it shows me a message -
"There are no systems available for user mapping for the selected principal"
Thanks and best regards,
Arun prabhu S

Hi All,
Got it!
1. Create portal users,
2. Create a portal user group,
3. Assign Users to User group,
4. Go to System Administration, edit permission of the MDM system, add the user group to the MDM system permission list and save
5. Go to User Management, modify the user grooup, go to the User mapping of the user group and do mapping for MDM system and user group using a valid MDM User name and password and Save
6. In User Management, modify the Portal role for MDM , add the user group to the role and save
7. Edit permission of the role object, add the user group to the permission list and save
Result:
All the users assigned to the user group will be able to access MDM information on the portal correspond to the MDM mapping done at the user group level. This avoids self user mapping in personalization link.
Best regards,
Arun prabhu S

Cannot find mdm.System

I have an IMAC with Snow Leopard. I have two log in ID's set up, on mine and one for my Daycare Children with only games on the Dock. I have installed Dora Lost and Found and it was working fine regardless of which login ID was used. Then I started getting the cant find mdm.System error message when launching the program in the Daycare login but not in my log in. I have both my log in and the Daycare log in set as Admin. I deleted the program and re installed when logged in under Daycare. No change. I could access and launch in my login and everything ran fine. In the Daycare login, I could not even access the folder. Had to go back to my log in and indicate Daycare read and write to share files. Was finally able to open the folder and try to launch but got the same error message. But it still runs fine under my log in. Any ideas?

HI again...
Dora Lost and Found information here... minimum requirements are for 10.5 (Leopard).
http://store.apple.com/us/product/TW524LL/A
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In Portal MDM system missing

Hi,
Iam using the discovery system for creating a POC i was going through a SDN demo on MDM portal where they have show me to create a MDM folder and assign it to the MDM system templete. Here Iam not getting this MDM SYSTEM Can any one help me in this please.
Iam struck here in Potal part of MDM.
Thanks,
Suresh

Hi Sridhar,
Go to SAP Service Market place http://service.sap.com
Select
Software Downloads>>Entry by Application Group>>Support Packages and Patches>> SAP NetWeaver>> SAP MDM>> SAP MDM 5.5>>Portal Content
download the following 2 files.
1. BP MDM APPLICATION 5.5
2. BP MDM TECHNOLOGY 5.5
The above 2 files are available via SAP Solution Manager.
Thanks
Subbu

Error while creating MDM system on Portal

Hi All,
I am trying to create MDM system in EP. MDM is 5.5 SP06. EP is 7.0 . We have upgraded the MDM sca files on Portal from SP05 to SP06.
While creating the system , after entering the server, we are getting the following error.
com.sap.mdm.internal.protocol.manual.ServerException: File failed a crc check
Please help
Regards
Shilpa

Hi Shilpa,
If this is your MDM build version 5.5.63.80 SP06. It means you are using MDM 5.5 SP06 Patch3 hotfix 80.
You need to find the Sca file of compatible with this version.
So they should be
- MDMJAVAAPI06_03.sca
- BPMDMAPPLN06_03.sca
- BPMDMTECHN06_03.sca
The hotfix number can slightly differ but the Support pack and patch number must match.
You need to follow this link:
http://service.sap.com/swdc
(download MDM support packages) Download>support packages and patches>entry by application
group>sap netweaver>sap mdm>sap mdm 5.5>Entry by component>Portal content
Then select which MDM portal content you want and check what is the version of those available sca files.
based on the availablity of the sca files you need to upgrade/downgrade or server.
As compatibility between the server version and sca files is a must for proper functioning.If its not possible to change your mdm server version then you can ask your Basis team to hunt the matching sca files for you.
Hope It Helped
Thanks & Regards
Simona Pinto

Sun Java System Access Manager 7.1 config. failed during installation

{color:#0000ff}Hi,
I have installed sun java communication suite 5 on a single host on sun solaris 10.
I have installed required packages and it works fine.
But as per organization need, I have to change domain name.
So i have uninstalled everything and tried to install again with new domain name.
I have made proper entries in hosts file and resolve.conf file.
But duing the first phase of installation only , i failed in configuring access manager 7.1
I have also cerate same scenario in my test environment, but everytime i face the same error.
and sun java access manager 7.1 fails in first stage of installation only.
So would like to know the proper installation procedure while i change the domain name on same hardware...
I have checked both installation logs & summary logs.
But no error, no failed , no severe.
Attached is the summary of installation logs.
Summary Logs :
Installation Summary Report
Install Summary
Sun Java(TM) Communications Suite : Installed
Sun Java(TM) System Web Server 7.0 : Installed, Configured
Java DB : Installed, Configure After Install
Sun Java(TM) System Message Queue 3.7 UR1 : Installed
Sun Java(TM) System Monitoring Console 1.0 : Installed, Configure After Install
Sun Java(TM) System Directory Preparation Tool : Installed
Sun Java(TM) System Directory Server Enterprise Edition 6.0 : Installed, Configured
Sun Java(TM) System Access Manager 7.1 : Installed, Configuration Failed
Sun Java(TM) System Messaging Server 6.3 : Installed, Configure After Install
Sun Java(TM) System Communications Express 6 : Installed, Configure After Install
Communication Services Delegated Administrator : Installed, Configure After Install
Configuration Data
Sun Java(TM) System Web Server 7.0 :
Web Server Instance installation Directory : /var/opt/SUNWwbsvr7
Web Server installation Directory : /opt
Web Server Administration Server Host : RADAGWMSG221.myreliancemail.com
Web Server Admin Server Mode : true
Web Server only CLI installation : false
Sun Java(TM) System Directory Preparation Tool :
Directory Preparation Tool Installation Directory : /opt/SUNWcomds
Sun Java(TM) System Directory Server Enterprise Edition 6.0 :
Directory Server Installation Directory : /opt/SUNWdsee
Sun Java(TM) System Access Manager 7.1 :
Access Manager Installation Directory : /opt
Access Manager Protocol : http
Access Manager Port : 80
LDAP User ID : amldapuser
Administrator User ID : amAdmin
Web Container : WebServer
Access Manager Web Server Host Name : RADAGWMSG221.myreliancemail.com
Access Manager Web Server Instance Directory : /var/opt/SUNWwbsvr7/https-RADAGWMSG221.myreliancemail.com
Access Manager Web Server Port : 80
Access Manager Console Host (for Existing console) : RADAGWMSG221.myreliancemail.com
Access Manager Console Deploy URI : amconsole
Access Manager Password Deploy URI : ampassword
Access Manager Host : RADAGWMSG221.myreliancemail.com
Access Manager Console Port(for Existing console) : 80
Access Manager Services Deploy URI : amserver
Access Manager Cookie Domain List : .myreliancemail.com
Access Manager Common Domain Deploy URI : amcommon
Access Manager Directory Server Host Name : RADAGWMSG221
Access Manager Directory Server Host : RADAGWMSG221.myreliancemail.com
Access Manager Directory Server Port : 389
Access Manager Directory Root Suffix : o=rmail
Access Manager Directory Manager DN : cn=Directory Manager
Organization Marker Object Class : sunISManagedOrganization
User Marker Object Class : inetorgperson
Organization Naming Attribute : o
User Naming Attribute : uid
Sun Java(TM) System Messaging Server 6.3 :
Messaging Server Installation Directory : /opt/SUNWmsgsr
Sun Java(TM) System Communications Express 6 :
Communications Express Installation Directory : /opt/SUNWuwc
Communication Services Delegated Administrator :
Communication Services Delegated Administrator Installation Directory : /opt/SUNWcomm
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Rushi-Reliance wrote:
Kindly let us know how to proceed further as we are waiiting some reply from your team.As I already advised in your previous posting (http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5359095), you are best off re-installing solaris from scratch and installing Communication Suite 6 update 1 if you cannot get Access Manager 7.1 configured.
Regards
Shane.

Not able to start the Sun Java System Access Manager 7 Console

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message
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exception
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If anyone have any idea about the cause of this error,please let me know.All suggestions are welcome .
Thanx and Regards,
Chirag.

Hi All,
I am having exactly the same problem with the same stack trace. Has anybody have an idea how to fix this?
I have downloaded the Java Identity Management Suite.(java_es-5-identsuite-ga-windows-x86.zip) The first time installation was fine and I was able to bring the Access Manager console. I was able to create users groups etc.
However, when I uninstalled and installed it again, I got exactly the same error described in the thread. Running "amserver start" and "amserver restart" did not help. I did the installation one more time
but again I got the same error.
Thanks for the help.
celikkan

Can't login System Access Manager and Delegated Administrator page

Hi.
Suddenly I can't log in System Access Manager & Delegated Administrator page. Yesterday,I could.
Do you help me?
thanks.

k-m-i wrote:
Suddenly I can't log in System Access Manager & Delegated Administrator page. Yesterday,I could.Given that you have provided nothing in the way of usable information to isolate the problem I can only suggest restarting your directory server (assuming it hasn't crashed) then restarting the web-container hosting Access Manager and see if that fixes the problem.
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Implement Direct Inward System Access (DISA) in VoIP Environment

Hi,
May i know, is it possible to implement DISA Call in VoIP environment. If yes, how we can make it? Is it some configuration in CE Router at SRST Sites or CE Router at Main Sites? Also can you give me the information how to implement it?
As I understand DISA (Direct Inward System Access) allows someone calling in from outside the telephone switch (PBX) to obtain an "internal" system dialtone and dial calls as if from one of the extensions attached to the telephone switch. Frequently the user calls a number DISA number with invokes the DISA application. The DISA application in turn requires the user to enter his passcode, followed by the pound sign (#). If the passcode is correct, the user will hear dialtone on which a call may be placed.
Please advise me as soonest.
Thanks in advanced
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The router needs the following audio .AU files on the flash memory :
Test#sh flash
System flash directory:
File Length Name/status
1 14097360 c2600-is-mz.122-11.T.bin
2 14150 enter_account.au
3 14869 auth_fail_retry.au
4 11510 enter_pin.au
5 52644 enter_destination.au
[14190860 bytes used, 2062068 available, 16252928 total]
16384K bytes of processor board System flash (Read/Write)
Test#
(obviously needs the IOS image but the important files are the audio prompts)
The .au files are the audio prompts that the IVR plays. These are in Sun/Next audio 64Kbps G711ulaw audio format. Use an audio editor to create the files and save them in this format.
When a call comes in on FXO port 1/0/0, you will hear a prompt to enter the account code. Key in the account number, followed by a #, then key in the PIN , followed by #. The caller will be prompted to enter the destination phone number, and this is matched on any subsequent voip or pots dial peers.
Configured user account numbers/passwords are 1000/1000 and 1001/1001
Refer to the attachment for the full router configs. Hope this helps.

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Rushi-Reliance wrote:
Kindly let us know how to proceed further as we are waiiting some reply from your team.As I already advised in your previous posting (http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5359095), you are best off re-installing solaris from scratch and installing Communication Suite 6 update 1 if you cannot get Access Manager 7.1 configured.
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SAP File System Access - SLD Naming Convention/Suggestions

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I have a business system for the main client on the ECC system (BS_ED1CLNT010) for example but the OS isn't client specific.    I could use this as the Business System in the scenario and define a file adapter that connects to the unix server.
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Maybe I didn't frame my question properly.
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I wish to pick up a file from the ECC file system and post a client on the ECC system (maybe different ones based on the data in the file).
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Error connecting MDM system from XI through Java proxies-standard component

Dear Friends
We are trying to connect to the MDM system from XI through Java proxies(i.e standard components),in relation to that we have done the following:
1)registered the interfaces
a)http://XIserver:port/ProxyServer/register?ns=http://sap.com/xi/GDSConsole&interface=GDS_Data_Import_In&bean=localejbs/sap.com/GDS/DataImport&method=gDSDataImportIn
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MDM.repositoryName=GDS_1
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MDM.version=5.5.42.103
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DestinationDataPoolName=
#!Data pool 13 digits GLN
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#!Provider 13 digits GLN
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#                     dd/MM/yyyy
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#                     dd-MMM-yyyy
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inside SXMB_MONI
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and
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when we try to register something,even after the data is validated by the system.
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It is of urgent requirement.
Edited by: Arjun Ghose on Jul 15, 2008 4:36 PM

Hi ,
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Now I had a look at the javadoc for the new API but I am not able to locate the class to obtain a connection to the MDM server from a custom application being built in Netweaver Developer Studio . Can someone help me out with the same ?What would be the code to obtain the connection to the MDM server with the new JAVA API ?
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Direct File System access problems from JAWS application

Hello,
I have built a Web Start application that consists of a Webserver (Jetty) ,
a WAR file and a Java (main) class that deploys the web application on
the server and starts the server. It all works fine, apart from the fact
that I am getting java.security.AccessControlExceptions when I try to
access the local filesystem or system variables like the java.io.tmpdir.
I have signed all the jar files and I included the<security> <allpermissions />
</security> tag in the jnlp file. Still, I can't seem to get out
of the sandbox.
I have read in this article (http://mindprod.com/jgloss/javawebstart.html)
that direct file system access from a Web Start application is impossible
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find some persistent disk space in an easy way. It pretty well
has to ask the user for the name of some directory to use.")
Is this true?
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Hi Guys,
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System.setSecurityManager(null);
Regards,
Peter

EWA & IT Reporting on MDM System

Hi,
We are configuring our MDM System in System Monitoring.
Is that possible to configure EWA & IT Reporting for MDM Systems in Solution Manager System Monitoring.?
Pls Advise
Thanks
Arun

Hello
Please to be clear, EWA for MDM is possible however only the Standard JAVA checks can be made.
There are no MDM checks for EWA. There maybe MDM checks in the future.
So 1) Yes EWA can be generated on an MDM system with SDM installed
2) The EWA will be a standard Java system EWA and will have no MDM specific checks.
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Regards,
Paul

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