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Lakshmikanthaiah S

Collaboration Rooms problem/info - plz urgent

Posted on Jan 31, 2005 at 08:40 AM 11 Views

dear friends,

I am working on EP developement and now i am working on Collaboration rooms.

I want some info as for below:

I am using EP 6.0 with SP2

1. Where exactly the user's information will be stored in EP server?

2. I understand the purpose of SAP R/3 System in UM Configuration, but what is the purpose of LDAP Server?

3. Is LDAP Server configuation is required to work on Collaboration Rooms?

4. Is it possible to work with Collaboration Rooms without LDAP Server/configuration?

Please do reply anybody with positive answers

urgent reply appricated

thanks in advance

Kantha

cheers

Kantha

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  • author's profile photo Detlev Beutner
    Detlev Beutner
    Posted on Jan 31, 2005 at 11:49 AM
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    Hi Kantha,

    > Where exactly the user's information

    > will be stored in EP server?

    I don't know exactly what you mean. If no specific user backend store is defined, the users created are stored within the database for the portal server.

    > I understand the purpose of SAP R/3 System in UM

    > Configuration, but what is the purpose of LDAP Server?

    There is no need to have a SAP R/3 in the background for UM, you could also just have a LDAP server where the users of the company are stored in. This LDAP you can use for UserManagement.

    > Is LDAP Server configuation is required

    > to work on Collaboration Rooms?

    A simple No.

    > Is it possible to work with Collaboration Rooms

    > without LDAP Server/configuration?

    From the last answer a simple Yes follows.

    CollabRooms do not need any specific User Backend Store; the UserManagement works as in the rest of the portal on the UME, which again is bound to an LDAP - or not.

    Hope it helps

    Detlev

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