Windows Server
BPC 7.5 SP04 or later:
Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard or Enterprise Edition with or without Hyper-V
Windows Server 2008 Standard or Enterprise Edition with or without Hyper-V, or
Windows Server 2008 Data Center with or without Hyper-V
Windows Server 2003 Standard or Enterprise Edition SP2
Windows Server 2003 Standard configured on the SQL database or OLAP server components only
Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard or Enterprise Edition SP2
SQL Server
BPC 7.0 and 7.5 support:
SQL 2008: SP2 with Cumulative Update 1 for SP2.
SQL 2008 R2: Cumulative Update 5.
SharePoint, SQL Server, SAP-BPC and some miscellaneous topics like virtualization.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Friday, January 7, 2011
"The ABAP server specified in the server configurtion file is not reachable
Problem
When trying to log into the launch page on BPC NW 7.5 I receive either a timeout error or this:
When trying to login to SAP Logon 710 I get:
partner '192.168.1.40:sapdp00' not reached.
WSAECONNREFUSED: Connection refused
SAP Support suggested:
Connection refused errors are normally triggered in two situations:
- There is a firewall in the way of the connection rejecting the
communication
- The service is not running on the server
It seems that the problem here is that you are not being able to reach
the server. If you try to do a telnet test like:
telnet 192.168.1.40 3200
Are you able to open the port or you receive an error too?
I in fact cannot telnet to port 3200
Solution
When trying to log into the launch page on BPC NW 7.5 I receive either a timeout error or this:
- The ABAP server specified in the server configurtion file is not reachable
When trying to login to SAP Logon 710 I get:
partner '192.168.1.40:sapdp00' not reached.
WSAECONNREFUSED: Connection refused
SAP Support suggested:
Connection refused errors are normally triggered in two situations:
- There is a firewall in the way of the connection rejecting the
communication
- The service is not running on the server
It seems that the problem here is that you are not being able to reach
the server. If you try to do a telnet test like:
telnet 192.168.1.40 3200
Are you able to open the port or you receive an error too?
I in fact cannot telnet to port 3200
Solution
- Open SAP Management Console
- SAP Systems > SPC > dublin 0 (our ABAP / NW server)
- Right click on dublin 0
- Click Start...
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
SP 2010: Create New Web Application and Site Collection
Create New Web Application
IIS Web Site
MOSS Web App Web - 80 Site created
MOSS Web App - 80 App Pool created
Create New Site Collection
Title and Description
IIS Web Site
- Description: MOSS Web App - 80 (Consider TurtlePoint Web App - 80)
- Port: 80
- App Pool Name: MOSS Web App - 80 (Consider TurtlePoint Web App - 80)
- Account: spAppPool
- DB Name: MOSS_WebApp_Content
MOSS Web App Web - 80 Site created
MOSS Web App - 80 App Pool created
Create New Site Collection
Title and Description
- Title: Turtle Point
- Collaboration > Blank Site
- Activate these Site Collection Features
- SharePoint Server Enterprise Site Collection
- SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure
- SharePoint Server Standard Site Collection
- Publishing Approval Workflow if desired
- Activate these Site Features
- SharePoint Server Enterprise Site
- SharePoint Server Publishing
- SharePoint Server Standard Site
- Team Collaboration Lists
- TURTLELLC\Administrator
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