Remote installation option for SAPsetup installation server  removed.

Hi all,
I have been using SAPsetup Installation Server for distributing SAPGUI 6.4. Many options with this version, remote installation and Load Balancing to name a couple right within SAPADMIN. I have put the latest version 7.10 on a test server and those options are no longer available. Also I don't even see and upgrade option, am I missing something? Is it possible to use the old installation server to push out the new SAPGUI, if so how?
Thanks,
Jeff

Hello Jeff,
the installation software for SAPGUI 7.10is completely new and you can't distribute a SAPGUI 7.10 with an Installation Serrver installed with the SAPGUI 6.40 CD.
Regards, Martin

Similar Messages

  • Is there good project management options for OS X server?

    We are a small (3 person) shop and want to host our own project management solution. We would love to share project info and assign tasks etc... Does anyone do thin on their own server? We have used Manymoon and now Do.com.

    There are a few options for self hosted project management you can consider, but most are considerably more complicated to use than either Do or Manymoon.  Here are some examples of things you can look at, in order of declining 'project management' competence.  For each item there are others available I've not mentioned, but if you search for any of these you'll soon find the alternatives via Google.  So, have a look at:
    * Merlin - A full featured project management package a bit like MS Project, but runs native on OS X and has pretty functional iThing clients too (though they don't yet support iOS7...).  Quite expensive - but each client has the ability to share projects across a LAN (or WAN), so you can do stuff without buying the server app (which is very expensive).  Steep learning curve for app.  http://www.projectwizards.net/en/
    * ActiveCollab - a self-hosted php based groupware portal system.  Originally started as an open source competitor / complement of the earliest forms of Basecamp, it has long ago evolved into its own thing but filling broadly the same space.  Requires an Apache2/MySQL/PHP installation to run, and allows the sharing of information about projects, along with a fairly complex project management capability.  All the pros / cons of web based service apply.  Much easier to learn to use, and deploy than Merlin.  https://www.activecollab.com
    * Studiometry - a different take on the problem, this is an attempt at a whole-business management app for small firms, covering everything from sales pipeline tracking through to simple CRM and invoice management.  Has the ability to share files related to projects, and allocate / track tasks within a group.  Has clients for OS X, Windows and iOS.  As with Merlin, has network sharing abilities built into each client, so no need for a 'server' to make it work, but in practical terms you need an 'always on' copy to act as hub for an office.  http://oranged.net
    * BusyCal - a much simpler solution, but if you are looking to replace Do.com then it might be all you need.  Allows you to share calendar / task information on a LAN, and offers somewhat enhanced calendar functions to regular OS X.  http://www.busymac.com/busycal/
    HTH

  • TS2072 Remote Desktop Client for MS Windows Server 2003

    I need to be able to access my work server to obtain information form our Windows 2003 Server. We have our product prices and other information on servers and today I use the remote desktop client that comes with Windows 7. I was hoping to find a suitable solution to allow me to use my macbook pro with OSX 10.7.4 Software. Does anyone know how to use OSX to make a remote desktop connection as you would through windows 7. I've seen CoRD and Microsoft did have a version but it's for older versions of OSX. I could run W7 but then I would have to purcase another copy and VM if I decided to run it virtual.
    Thanks

    This is not an Apple Remote Desktop issue  - ARD is Apple's software for managing networked Macs - but CoRD and Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection for Mac should both work with Windows 2003 and both work on Mac OS X 10.7; I have used both on my systems. iTap Mobile RDP is another option, and the one I use daily since I've found it to be faster than either CoRD or Microsoft RDC, though iTap is not free.
    Regards.

  • Outgrowing storage - best NAS/SAN options for OS X Server environment?

    Hi All,
    We use an Xserve (2x3 GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon) for our production/graphic design team.  I have a 1TB ADM dedicated to "live" jobs and another 1TB ADM for "archived" jobs.  (A third, smaller ADM houses OS X Server only...) 
    Both 1TB drives have a dedicated 1TB external drive for nightly backups and another for weekly backups (we use SuperDuper).  This very basic system has worked well for us, but our storage needs are increasing.  I'd like to double our current scheme -- just bump the "live" and "archived" environments up to 2TB.
    I see a lot of NAS and SAN options.  Main concerns for me are:
    1) compatibilty with our current Mac OS X Server environment;
    2) cost; and
    3) ideally, preservation of our clean and simple backup scheme
    Wanted to get input from other Xserve/OS X Server users as far as the best options for this transition...
    Thanks!

    I am a huge fan of the Netgear (formerly ReadyNAS) NAS devices.  I've owned 2 of them now, and am now standardized on the little 4-bay NVX Pro.  It supports AFP perfectly as well as Time Machine, SMB/CIFS for any windows needs, iSCSI, NFS, RSYNC, etc. etc.  iSCSI is a great option not to be under-estimated, though NFS is the more traditional backup model for Network storage.  I backup several Apple machines to the single NAS, which is now running 4x3TB drives in the XRAID2 format (essentially RAID5).  I can pull a drive in live production and swap it out and the RAID re-syncs without interrupting file transfers, etc.  It's also got some nice plugin's of some open source tools like Subsonic server, Wordpress, etc. etc.  They make a myriad of devices with the same basic software, just different amount of drive bays, enterprise vs. SMB market, etc. etc.  Again, I chose the NVX Pro, but there are other options up and down the line-up.  And no, I have no officialiation with Netgear, in fact on a certain level, my company competes with them :-)  Lastly, remember, there is value in off-site backups as well, in case of fire, theft, etc. If you're really paranoid, like me, you could additionally mirror your NAS to an off-site NAS or other cloud-based solution.  Of course, there's a cost for everything.  Good luck with it.

  • How to disable remote wipe option for mobile devices

    Hi,
    I have integrated environment of SCCM 2012 R2 and Windows Intune. I am managing Windows phone, Android and IOS devices through this setup. I was trying find an option to disable remote wipe option in the SCCM Console. Only selective wipe should be available.
    Can you please help me on how to configure this setting.
    Regards
    Leela

    I got the below response from the micososft intune team.
    "Issue Definition: Cx would like remote wipe disabled
    in the Admin console.
    Scope Agreement: Disable remote wipe feature from account.
    You will not be able to block this feature using Microsoft Intune.  System
    Center Configuration Manager might be able to control this feature.  You
    might consider opening a case with their team.
    The other thing to consider, is to limit the amount of Admin users you have.
    Anyone that is given Admin rights in Microsoft Intune will have the ability to
    use the wipe feature.  "
    I have raised a ticket with SCCM 2012 team, awaiting their response.
    Regards
    Leela

  • Remote Installation Server and DHCP

    A client pc connected to a 3560 that is configured with vlans abd running layer 3 has a helper addr configured on it that is pointing to a router where the dhcp pool resides, the pc gets an ip addr, but there is also a RIS server in a server vlan on a 3750 switch, the dhcp pool had been modified to add option 66, bootfile and next-server options but the client does not seem to respond to these options and does not connect to the RIS server or do a tftp, is there any special confguration for the dhcp pool. The configuration of the network is as such, 3560 switch with vlans configured on it connected via a L3 link to a 3750 where the server farm vlan resides. The router with the dhcp pool is connected to the 3750 also via a L3 link

    Thanks for your reply, the ports on the 3560 to which the pc's are connected are all set for spanning-tree-portfast. The issue that we are experiencing is that we get an ip address from the dhcp pool, but no matter what options or settings we apply to the dhcp pool, we cannot get the pc to try and connect to the RIS server. It appears to be related to the mechanism of the broadcast for the dhcp and then RIS address, and the extensions that are being expected in the dhcp response from the pool. Unfortunately this is a remote site and I have not been able to do sniffer traces to see the sequence of events. I have tried various scenarios on a tests bench but do not currently have access to a RIS server.

  • Disk Options for Oracle VM server

    We are looking to purchase some new server hardware to run OVM 3.x Servers on. We know from the installation the disk space required on these boxes is only 4G.
    We have been looking at Oracle Servers mainly to be fully supported running OVM Server 3.0.x. The base server disk options would be 2 300G 10,000 RPM drives with a HBA controller to run those disks. RAID 01 them to be protected from one drive crashing. Total Price tag with the controller is about $4000.
    Another option we were looking at is to run some flash card (it appears even Oracle sells a 4G option) but we are not sure how these cards might install into the server. We found some larger 50G PCI type cards from another vendor which might make us feel better than having a production system run on a USB stick ;)
    We can not find any pictures of these Oracle Flash cards, so we don't quite yet understand how they would plug in and are just assuming its USB.
    The part # is RA-S-4G2-USB2
    I wanted to know other people's opinion on the topic. What are others doing for disks inside of the Oracle VM storage which is just used to hold the JeOS. It seems any spinning hard drive RAIDED is a complete waste with the sizes of the disks now.
    Avi, you might know what is actually supported by Oracle VM?
    Thanks for any insights.

    Avi Miller wrote:
    >
    Just buy $10 4GB USB sticks, in my opinion. You can buy 20 of them and still save lots and lots of money. Redundancy right there. :)Would you run a mission critical Production database on a cheap $10 USB stick?
    If the USB stick goes down for whatever reason and you have a spare on the shelf, the OVM server still goes down, and therefore any Guests (including our Production database) would go down. I know High Availability should move the VMs running to another machine. But that will only work if I have enough memory capacity for this guest. The main guest I am concerned about is 128G of RAM. I will probably not have space to move it without making a change.
    We are shooting for 100% uptime and therefore a simple USB stick creates a lot of hesitation. Any more Enterprise level solutions besides the disks?

  • Remote support options for iPad?

    We're looking at the iPad as a possible solution for a specific business case. However, I'll need some way to provide remote support to the iPad users. I've looked for VNC type apps but everything I've found just enables the iPad to be a client that connects to and remotely controls another system.
    Is there a VNC server-like app for iPad that would let me provide remote support TO the device?

    Since the OS on the iPad does not allow multitasking there is only one app running at a time. This would not allow a VNC server app to run.
    Even with the preview of multitasking in iPhone OS 4 a VNC server would require access out of its sandboxed environment which it would not be allowed to have.
    Another issue is that it is a multi-touch device that does not use a mouse cursor. I am not sure VNC can handle this.
    Essentially what you are asking would be similar to someone controlling an iPhone remotely, since the iPad is much closer to an iPhone than it is to a computer.
    A workaround may be to use video conferencing on a computer so that you can see the screen of the iPad, guiding the user through the steps required.

  • Netinstall DHCP Options for Windows DHCP server

    Hello,
    We want to use Netinstall for imaging our Mac's. I don't want to add another DHCP server to support the Netinstall options. Can I add the Netinstall DHCP boot options to my existing Windows DHCP server? If it's possible, could you let me know what they are?
    Thanks for any help.
    All the best.
    Kevin

    The NetBoot technology does not use the traditional method for discovering the TFTP and NFS servers (DHCP options), but instead uses BSDP (Boot Service Discovery Protocol). On Mac OS X Server, bootpd happens to handle both DHCP and BSDP, and is configured to provide one or both services as needed. Check out the man page for bootpd, which goes into great detail as to how NetBoot functions.
    The short version is that you don't have to make any modifications to your existing DHCP server (it just has to provide a host IP address to the client, optionally with a router IP and DNS IPs). You just need to enable NetBoot on a Mac OS X Server system sitting on the same subnet as your clients.
    Shiloh
    PowerMac G5   Mac OS X (10.4.7)  

  • Fail-over options for Standalone Print Server

    Our organization recently set up 3 2012 r2 Print Servers to handle 3 separate sites.  Each printer server contains only the printers within the site - which makes each server a standalone print server.  I'm concern with the issue of not
    having a fail-over plan in place, in the event one of my server should fail.  Does anyone have any fail-over suggestions.

    Hi Thomas,
    If we want to create a clustered printer server, we need to created another print server in the same site.
    For detailed information, please refer to the link below:
    https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771091.aspx
    Best Regards.
    Steven Lee Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact [email protected]

  • Remote Enabled Module option for FI_ITEMS_DISPLAY

    Hi,
    We need to Enable the Remote Enable option for function module
    FI_ITEMS_DISPLAY to access the third party system.
    Please suggest wheather we can enable the remote enable option but in
    this function module refernce parameters are used.
    please suggest.

    Hi,
    purpose of this FM is to display ALV with some data which are passed to this function module and therefore it is meaningless to make this FM remote enabled. It is not clear what exactly is your issue. Can You explain it in more detail?
    If you want to get items data from third party system and than to display them in SAP, you do not need to change this FM to remote enabled. You just need to get data from external system before calling this FM for displaying data and pass these data to FM FI_ITEMS_DISPLAY.
    If you want do display ALV in third party system, it is not possible.
    In general, it is possible to make a customer function module which will be remote enabled and will be used as a "wrapper" and call this FM instead of the original one.
    Regards,
    Adrian

  • Web Server Options for APEX Installation on Oracle Database 10g

    Hi. We are installation a APEX on a test server that is running Oracle Database 10g 10.2.0.4.0. As I understand it there are two Web Server Options:
    1) Oracle HTTP Server (Apache)
    2) Oracle Application Express Listener
    Do both of these work for Oracle Database 10g 10.2.0.4.0? I thought I remember reading somewhere that only the Oracle Application Express Listener would only work with database version 11 or higher.

    Do both of these work for Oracle Database 10g 10.2.0.4.0?Yes.
    I thought I remember reading somewhere that only the Oracle Application Express Listener would only work with database version 11 or higher. No, that restriction (with the exception of 10g XE) applies to the third web server option which you haven't mentioned: Embedded PL/SQL Gateway (EPG), as discussed in your previous thread: +{thread:id=2201975}+
    System requirements for APEX Listener
    {forum:id=858} forum

  • SAP Installation Server & GUI 7.10 Remote Installation

    Hello!
    We have installed an SAP Installation Server (8.1.0.104) with SAP GUI 7.10 (Patch 9) and created a package for SAP GUI. On our old installation server there was a "remote installation" button, but here on the new version, we cannot see it. Have there been some significant changes?
    Thanks for helpful answers!

    I had basically the same question about remote installing the gui.  Here is a response from OSS about it.
    I am sorry but we do not provide a Client Push Installation mechanism.
    but only a method to pull a package from an installation server.
    Using for instance
    <SERVER>\<***>\sapsetup /update /silent
    for a pull scenario.
    As stated in note 507996, tool like SMS can be used but you you use
    the [nw]Sapsetup option
    thanx
    PM1K

  • SAPGUI Remote Installation - Request to SAP for version 7.10

    Hello
    I've been using SAPGUI Installation Server for some time and was quite pleased with the functionality it provided in version 6.4 that made it possible to push the installation to users. However in a new version (7.10) this feature was removed. Although it is possible to run a remote command using new version you have to know the password of a local administrator on the PC. In version 6.4 no password was necessary to push out the installation.
    I believe it is in our, system administrators, best interest to push SAP to restore that functionality.
    Please share your opinion in this thread. Maybe SAP would make it possible again, once they see it is desired and needed by users.
    Paweł Kryczkowski

    Hello Pawel
    "I believe it is in our, system administrators, best interest to push SAP to restore that functionality."
    That is not necessary.... because you can use the   NWsapsetupadmin.exe ->
    Remote -> Execute Process Remotely
    Please also read the documentation in your Installation server ->  NWsapsetupadmin.exe -> press F1 -> Administering an Installation Server -> Controlling Remote Workstations
    Thats All
    Best regards, Sven

  • Install "use typical installation options for a stand-alone primary site" All SQL Prerequisites Failed. Checks SQL before SQL is even installed?

    So I select the install option to "Use typical installation options for a stand-alone primary site" which says it includes installation of SQL 2012 SP1 on the local server.
    But then during the prerequisite checks it fails every SQL check.
    Is it just me or a giant catch 22? Am I missing something here? How is this over looked if it is what it looks like? Why even have this simple install option if it can't work?

    Take a look at my R2 install guide. This is for a stand alone primary. As Torsten states you pretty much need SQL installed and configured correctly prior to running the ConfigMgr install - along with  a few other pre-reqs.
    https://sccmentor.wordpress.com/2014/01/08/sccm-2012-r2-step-by-step-installation-guide/
    Cheers
    Paul | sccmentor.wordpress.com

Maybe you are looking for