02-02-2007 5:11 AM
Hi,
I am getting the following errors while tyring to test SNC connection.
Can any one please explan the soutions?
1. Error Return code 24 and 1001
Thanks
02-02-2007 5:17 AM
Hi
Error code 24 = Logon ticket is no longer valid.
solution is :
As a user should login to workplace server (ticket issuer) again
and as admin if necesasary should extend the tickett validity period using
the prof para login/ticket_expiration_time.
Error code 1001 = Password expired-interactive change required(RFC/ICF)
Solution:
As a user contact sys admin or your helpdesk.
As an admin set the prof para efc/reject_expired_passwd = 0 or
icf/reject_expired_passwd = 0.
For more details pls refer to notes 161146 and 454962.
*Pls don't forget to give points if usefull
Bye
02-02-2007 5:17 AM
Hi
Error code 24 = Logon ticket is no longer valid.
solution is :
As a user should login to workplace server (ticket issuer) again
and as admin if necesasary should extend the tickett validity period using
the prof para login/ticket_expiration_time.
Error code 1001 = Password expired-interactive change required(RFC/ICF)
Solution:
As a user contact sys admin or your helpdesk.
As an admin set the prof para efc/reject_expired_passwd = 0 or
icf/reject_expired_passwd = 0.
For more details pls refer to notes 161146 and 454962.
*Pls don't forget to give points if usefull
Bye
02-02-2007 8:06 AM
Rahul,
These errors are not clear. Can you give more details, e.g. explain where you see these error codes, and which SNC library you are using ? It is possible they are return codes form a specific SNC library.
When using SNC logon tickets (e.g. SSO2 tickets) are not used. Logon tickets are normally used for web connections, not for SNC connections. So, the references to "Error code 24 = Logon ticket is no longer valid" does not make sense to me ...
Thanks,
Tim
02-02-2007 8:50 AM
Actually both error codes do not refer to SNC at all (and I doubt that they are the right ones - there are many numeric error codes; the ones that refer to logon errors are listed and explained in <a href="https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/320991">SAP Note 320991</a>).
Whenever you face any problems with logon (to an ABAP system) or SNC, you should analyse the problem by tracing (see <a href="https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/495911">SAP Note 495911</a>).
Regards, Wolfgang
PS: "SNC" and "(SAP) Logon Tickets" are two totally different things