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Hi All,
I use WEB UI in CRM to change the status of provider contract and would like to trace all activities in BRF(not BRF Plus!!!) when some events in application class CRM_CFG_SC are raised.
I set in BRF transaction for mentioned application class:
1.Trace class = CL_TRACE_BRF
2.Impl tree class = CL_WB_TREE_DEFAULT_BRF
3.RunTime mode = 1 (or 3)
But as result I cannot see trace log to analyze BRF activities and fields.
I used transaction SLG1, FM BRF_TRACE_START_TOOLBOX and then BRF_TRACE_DISPLAY as was recommended but without any success.
What should I do exactly to see trace log after BRF events?
Regards,
Andrey

Hi,
Even though you can configure both MAC filtering and WEB auth on the same WLAN, it will always need to do web auth, i.e., they will always need to login to the Web Auth page in your guest access setup.
HTH,
Tiago
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