Setting Up STMS on Windows 2003 where should DIR_TRANS point to

[Former Member]

Hello Gurus,

I am in the process of configuring Transport Routes for our SAP Systems.

SCENERIO:

We have 2 system landscape for BI,ECC,CRM and

we have a single SOLMAN system

SOLMAN is Domain Controller DOMAIN_SS1

I setup all transport routes for all systems.

Both ECC system are in one transport group GROUP_ECC

and same for BI and CRM systems. GROUP_BI, GROUP_CRM

Now when I try to import tranport into Let's say from ECC system SE1 into SE2 my SE2 can't see any transports.

Now in my Instance profiles

SE1 has DIR_TRANS pointing to it's own /usr/sap/trans

SE2 is pointing to it's own.

My question what's the correct way of setting the DIR_TRANS in these system and how it's related to 'transdir' in profile file of tp

.

Please help me fix this issue.

Should I set DIR_TRANS separate for each group or please suggest what is correct way to do it.

Regards,

M D

[markus_doehr2 · Accepted solution]

To "see" the transports the system must share a common directory, on Unix mostly NFS is used. So you have to make one host an NFS server and mount the directory on the other host.

This is described in the installation guides as well.

Markus