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Day 20: RFC and Connectivity

Troubleshooting
SAP BASIS Training - Recap &
Advanced Topics
Objectives

 Understand Remote Function Call (RFC) in SAP

 Diagnose connectivity and communication issues

 Use tools like SM59, ST22, and SU53 for tracing


RFC in SAP

 RFC allows systems to communicate and call functions remotely

 Types: ABAP RFC, External RFC (TCP/IP), HTTP connections

 Used in ALE, IDoc, PI, background jobs, etc.


SM59 - RFC Destination Setup

• SM59 used to define RFC destinations


• Connection types: 3 (ABAP), T (TCP/IP), G (HTTP), etc.
• Test connection and authorization check
• Maintain proper logon credentials
Common RFC Issues and Tools

 SM59 error: Host not reachable, Auth failed, Timeout


 Use SU53 to check last failed authorization
 ST22: Analyze dumps caused by RFC errors
 SMGW: Gateway monitor for external connections
Trusted RFC and Secure Access

 Configure trusted/trusting systems for SSO and background RFC

 Reduces need for password entry

 Must maintain matching user IDs

 Use STRUST for certificates if using secure RFC


Summary - Day 20

 RFC is essential for system communication

 SM59 and SMGW are key tools for setup and monitoring

 Use SU53 and ST22 for troubleshooting connection issues

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