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Solution Manager services unreachable

angelopolo
Explorer
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I have just installed Solution Manager 7.2 on a machine with an existing NetWeaver 7.52 ABAP AS.
I get the error message
Service cannot be reached
What has happened?
URL call was terminated because the corresponding service is not available.

whenever I try to open any of the following URLs:


I've consulted the following notes:

https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/2650854
https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/2417249

There was indeed an alias for /sld/ds which I then deleted.

There are port entries only for the Solution Manager instance, which sounds correct:
icm/server_port_0 = PROT=HTTP,PORT=5$(SAPSYSTEM)00,TIMEOUT=60,PROCTIMEOUT=600
icm/server_port_1 = PROT=HTTPS,PORT=5$(SAPSYSTEM)01,TIMEOUT=60,PROCTIMEOUT=600

The problem persists: The URLs are still not reachable... any help would be appreciated.

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william_bowman
Participant
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Yes, the java stack should have a separate SID and is mandatory as the SLD feeds the LMDB. So like SMA for abap and SMJ for java. They can be on the same host and use the same DB for non-prod but for Prod I would recommend separate host espically if you are a heavy Java environment. We are migrating to Hana and are making them a single tenant for each.

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Answers (1)

william_bowman
Participant
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The NWA and SLD services you are looking for are only on the AS JAVA side. 7.2 is a split AS ABAP and ASJAVA stack. You will need to install the Java stack if you haven't. If you have, are you able to access the startpage for asjava?

For the launchpad, have you run the guided procedures in solman_setup yet?

angelopolo
Explorer
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Not directly, though there were many Java components installed so I was under the impression this was also happening along with the ABAP install. (In fact my first attempt at installing Solution Manager via Software Update Manager ran into issue B from note https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/2604760, a bug related to the Java version... but I guess that doesn't mean the install included the full Java stack.)

Well that answers that, but more to the point and to answer your second question, I am trying to set up the SLD because of the second step in SOLMAN_SETUP:
Check SLD Configuration on SAP Solution Manager Java System

So if I want to use the SLD managed by the Solution Manager Java stack should I install that stack now and continue with SOLMAN_SETUP afterwards?