RFC to check for SAP password

Hi,
I wanted to check the password of the login created using SU01. Please let me know if any RFCs are there for this.
Thanks,
Srikanth

Hi,
Thanks. But when i pass the login name and password to the RFC, it says Name or Password is incorrect.
But i am able to login into the system using the same user name and password.
Regards,
Srikanth

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Hi Brian,
I do not believe it is j_security_check's job to check for blank
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Directory Server. All works as expected when a user-id and password
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EWA: error message in CRM check for SAP Solution Manager system

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Hi,
Usually problems with hanaging CSA* queues are caused because too many
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when you have a great number of queues. With a large number of dialog
WPs on the system it would probably make sense to reduce the amount
as described in the note.
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in SM50.
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resource problem. In this case, the numebr of queues created can be
reduced by implementing the attached note 356228, particularly solution
2.
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