on 01-02-2015 12:18 PM
HI
We maintain http and https ports under visual admin for http provider.
Ports maintained were are : http : 50500 and https: 50501
HTTPS port appears EMPTY under : http://host:50500/monitoring/SystemInfo, where as HTTP / P4 and TelNet ports were listed.
http://host:50500/irj/portal - working
https://host:50501/irj/portal - This page can't be displayed
Please help on making portal to identify the port specified under visual admin.
Thanks
Hello Mohan
you can also check using JCMON in command line if the HTTPS service is correctly started:
- JCMON goto option 20
- select option as display ports
- check in the list whether you are getting any port for HTTPS , if you get it as 0, it mean you https service has not been started correctly
you may also have HTTPS related error in the default_trace files of your Portal that can pinpoint from where the problem is coming.
Location on your OS file system is: \usr\sap\<SID>\JC<InstNo>\j2ee\cluster\server<n>\log
Best regards,
Johann
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Hi Mohan,
Perhaps you should read the help link I provided at the beginning.
I believe it is worthy of reading and it is at least not talking about ECC system.
BR, Tom
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Can you check the ports in config tool configuration, and icm ports in profile? Regards Munish
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Hello Mohan, Please check if sapcrypto security is set which is required to establish https SSL access. For setting up the sapcryptograpic library you will find the related steps of setting up, check google or sdn how to setup this. These needs to be done in instance profiles etc. there are icm ports settings, I assume the https port in your case should be 8105 instead of 50101, these needs to be done in instance profile. Once this is setup you need to apply SSL certificates as per the guide suggests by VA. Regards Munish
ask the basis guy once and tell him to check in R/3 end
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Hi Mohan,
Firstly make sure you have followed all the steps:
Configuring the Use of SSL on the J2EE Engine - Network and Transport Layer Security - SAP Library
BR, Tom
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