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A total of two steps, one is the server settings, the other is the client login settings.

First use SMLG to group servers in SAP. The instance name is defined in the SAP system, and you can't delete it or change it. It may be that I can't teach. Let's first create a Group, then name the Group X, and add the instance to the group. The configuration of the server is that simple.

Let's set up the SAP message server on the client side to prepare for the next step.

Enter the user's windows installation directory and use the system variable% windir% to determine the specific location, find and change the file sapmsg.ini file. The contents of the modified file are as follows:

[Message Server]

PRD=192.168.0.26

This PRD is random, depending on what you mean, IP points to your SAP message server.

Now set up the login group, start SAP logon, (there is a difference between SAPGUI6.4 and 7.1, now take 7.1 as an example) Click New Project, click next to enter the selection of connection type, select "Group / Server selection" in the drop-down list, and enter a custom description in the system connection parameters. Select or enter PRD in the system ID (if you can't choose, lose, the reason is unknown), at this point, an address should be resolved in the message server. Select the name of the group server you created with SMLG in the group / server. Click finish, and all the configurations are complete.

Now go back to SAP logon and double-click the list of servers you just built to start SAP. The system will now decide which machine in the group server will log in based on the response time of the server.

For the sake of user-friendliness, easy configuration, etc., you can distribute these things to users on your company's windows domain, and the actual distribution files are almost all the files at the beginning of SAP in the SAP installation directory:

Sapmsg.ini,saplogon.ini,saproute.ini

Note:

In theory (as you imagine), SAPGUI is always connected to the SAP message server, while the message server determines the response time of the current servers, and which one has the shortest response time, which GUI connects to. If you find that your server configuration is the same, but a lot of GUI is connected to one server, then the other server has a response time problem that needs to be adjusted. You can check the login status of each server through AL08 at any time, or you can press F5 to check the response time of each server through SMLG.

Problems that may be encountered

1. When configuring the client to log in to the user, the PRD is entered in the system ID, but the IP cannot be parsed.

Solution: no message server is configured, please change the sapmsg.ini file.

2. After entering PRD in the system ID, the group server cannot be selected, and an error message appears, which is still garbled.

The reason can not be found. It is estimated that there is a problem with some communication port settings in the service file, which makes it impossible to communicate with the message server. Of course, it is impossible to select the group server.

Solution: find the service file under system32\ drivers\ etc in the windows installation directory from other normal machines, and copy one to overwrite it.

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