Following is step by step solution to configure LDAP server for EP

1) Ensure that the UM Configuration is set to “Database Only” or that the current
UM configuration creates new users in the database.
a) Navigate the UM Configuration UI (System Administration -> System
Configuration -> UM Configuration) and select the “Data Sources” tab.
b) Choose “Database Only” or any “… Read Only” dataSource.
c) Save.
d) Restart J2EE Engine.

2) Create a new user ID in the portal and assign it to the Super Administration role. Log off and then log back on to the portal with this ID to ensure you can access the administrative function using the ID from the database. This ensures that you can logon and perform administration tasks even if the portal is unable to connect to an LDAP source.

3) Establish the initial UM configuration.
a) Navigate the UM Configuration UI (System Administration -> System
Configuration -> UM Configuration) and select the “Data Sources” tab.
b) Choose the most appropriate DataSource configuration from the delivered list
(e.g. iPlanet, Novell, MS ADS, etc.)
c) Complete UM configuration for the first LDAP data source using the User
Management Configuration Tool.
d) Restart the J2EE Engine.
e) Logon to portal server with an LDAP user to test the connection. If there are
problems, use the database user ID you created in step #2 to logon to the
portal and resolve connectivity issues.

4) Capture information required for creating a new UM Configuration for Multiple
LDAP sources.
a) Log back on to the portal using an administrator ID.
b) Navigate back to the UM Configuration Tool and select the “Data Sources”
tab.
c) Click “Download” to download a copy of the appropriate XML file. Save this
file to your local file system for editing.
d) Navigate to “LDAP Server” tab and verify connection information to the LDAP
server. Click “Test Connection” to ensure credentials are correct. Save the
configuration before continuing to the next step.
e) Navigate to “Direct Editing” tab.
f) Scroll down to the LDAP Settings section and copy the contents to MS
WordPad or other text editor (configuration document).

5) Create a new UM configuration file for multiple LDAP data sources.
a) Open the dataSourceConfiguration_multiLDAP_db.xml file (previously
downloaded) using a text editor (other than Notepad) and locate the
<dataSource…/> section for the “CORP_LDAP”. Copy the entire section
from <dataSource…> to </dataSource> to the clipboard.
b) For each additional LDAP server, paste the copy into the document after the
original </dataSource…> ending tag for the CORP_LDAP source. Change
the name of the data source for pasted copy to “CORP_LDAP_X” or some
other value. This value becomes a data source identifier for UME and prefixes
the principal Ids.
c) For each LDAP data source, locate the <privateSection…> within the
<dataSource…> tag and enter the following lines if they are not present:

<ume.ldap.access.server_name>SERVER_HOSTNAME</ume.ldap.access.server_name> <ume.ldap.access.server_port>SERVER_PORT</ume.ldap.access.server_port> <ume.ldap.access.user>DS_USER_NAME</ume.ldap.access.user> <ume.ldap.access.password>

{encrypted}DS_PASSWORDUSER_ROOT_IN_DSGROUP_ROOT_IN_DS_ d) Update the properties for each datasource with the correct values obtained from the “Direct Editing” tab (now stored in the configuration document). An example is shown below: _className=”com.sap.security.core.persistence.datasource.imp.LDAPPersistence” isReadonly=”true” isPrimary=”true”> …i802895a.phl.sap.corp389cn=Directory Manager{encrypted}

ksdf8SDF#%</ume.ldap.access.password> <ume.ldap.access.base_path.user>ou=people,dc=phl,dc=sap,dc=corp</ume.ldap.access.base_path.user> <ume.ldap.access.base_path.grup>ou=groups,dc=phl,dc=sap,dc=corp</ume.ldap.access.base_path.grup> <ume.ldap.access.server_type>SUN</ume.ldap.access.server_type> [more stuff] </privateSection>
6) Upload the new UM Configuration file.
a) Navigate back to “Data Source” tab and choose “Other” for the data source.
b) Click “Upload” and navigate to the new configuration file -
dataSourceConfiguration_multiLDAP_db.xml. Upload this to the server.
c) Click “Save” to save the new configuration.
d) Navigate to the “Direct Editing” tab.
e) Comment out all of the LDAP settings which begin with ume.ldap.access.*
such as server name, passwords, etc. that are now manually configured in
the XML file.
f) Click “Save” to save the properties. (You may also wish to make a copy of the
new settings and save them to a file for recovery purposes). g) Restart the
J2EE engine.
7) Test the configuration.

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Answer:
 A.  Maximum allowable response time. 
 B.  Maximum number of users who may be logged on to the instance.
 C.  Name of the instance defined for the logon group. 
 D.  Maximum number of sessions per user.
 E.  Name of the logon group

Question:
Which R/3 System user is used for starting external programs using SAP background jobs?

Answer:
 A.  DDIC
 B.  SAP*
 C.  SAPR3
 D.  SAPCPIC
 E.  <sid>adm

Question:
Name the R/3 System transaction used for mointoring a spool requests.

Answer:
A. SM50
B. SM51
C. SPAD
D. SP01
E. SM37

Question:
Which of the following is authorized to maintain R/3 user id parameters?

Answer:
 A.  Only the R/3 system administrator. 
 B.  All R/3 users having an account in the same R/3 client.
 C.  Only the user himself.
 D.  Only the R/3 system administrator and the user.

Question:
Given a LAN with an R/3 Central Instance with database (Node: host1, Instance Name:DVEBMGS01, SAPSID:C11), and R/3 Dialog Instance (Node: host2), and several R/3 Frontend PC’s what is the name of the profile where the SAPDBHOST parameter is defined?

Answer:
 A.  C11_DVEBMGS00_host1
 B.  The SAPDBHOST parameter is defined in the database startup profile.
 C.  TEMU.PFL
 D.  DEFAULT.PFL
 E.  START_DVEBMGS01_host1

Question:
Given and R/3 Central Instance with all services installed, using Instance ID01, and having the SAP ID of C11.  What is the name of the directory where the work process trace files are written (for Windows NT replace the “/” with “\”)?

Answer:
 A.  /usr/sap/C11/DVEBMGS01/data
 B.  /usr/sap/C11/DVEBMGS01/log
 C.  /usr/sap/C11/DVEBMGS01/work
 D.  The trace files are written in internal database tables.
 E.  The trace files are written in the home directory of the database.

Question:
Which of the following functions is NOT possible using the SAP Online Service System (OSS)?

Answer: (All is possible)
A.  Execute online searches for R/3 Notes.
B.  Register problems with the SAP Hotline.
C.  Lookup SAP training dates and course offerings.
D.  Register changes to SAP objects.
E.  Apply for official Internet address from SAP.

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Note 050088 – Creating OPS$ users on Windows NT/Oracle Note 361641 – Creating OPS$ users on UNIX

1. Install ISA Server.
2. Download and install ISA Server SP1.
3. After the installation of SP1 completes, you must restart the computer.
4. After the computer restarts, download and install the ISA Server 2000 Required Updates for Windows Server 2003 package.
5. Alternatively, instead of performing steps 3 and 4 above, you can install SP2 alone.

You can also install ISA Server after you upgrade to Windows Server 2003. However, the packet filter extension driver in the release version of ISA Server is incompatible with Windows Server 2003, and it is blocked from loading during installation. During installation, you can safely ignore all error messages that are related to this issue because ISA Server SP1 includes a compatibility fix for the driver. After you install ISA Server, the incompatible software services do not start. You must then apply ISA Server SP1 to implement the driver fix. After you install ISA Server SP1, you must install the ISA Server 2000 Required Updates for Windows Server 2003 package.

Before you install ISA Server on a computer running Windows Server 2003, make sure that the computer is disconnected from the Internet. The computer must remain disconnected from the Internet until you successfully complete all the following steps. After that, you can safely connect the computer to the Internet.

Note: Do not remove (uninstall) ISA Server before you install ISA Server SP1. If you have to remove ISA Server, you must wait until you have completed your installation of ISA Server SP1.

1. To install ISA Server on Windows Server 2003, follow these steps: Start the ISA Server Setup process. You receive the following message:

ISA 2000
ISA 2000 requires Service Pack 1 to function correctly on this version of Windows. During the installation, error messages and error event logs       regarding compatibility might appear. These messages may be ignored during the installation. Install Service Pack 1 after this installation is       complete. Service Pack 1 can be downloaded from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=4833.

2. For more information, contact Microsoft. Click Continue. When Setup completes the installation of ISA Server, you receive the following message in the       notification area:

Devices or applications disabled
‘ISA 2000′ will cause Windows to become unstable. Windows has prevented these drivers from loading. Click here for more details.

3. When Setup is complete, you receive the following message:

Setup has failed to start one or more services. Please examine the event log for more details.

4. Download and install ISA Server SP1. After you install SP1, you must restart the ISA Server computer.
5. After the computer restarts, download and install the ISA Server 2000 Required Updates for Windows Server 2003 package.
6. Alternatively, instead of performing steps 4 and 5 above, you can install SP2 alone.

After you install the ISA Server 2000 Required Updates for Windows Server 2003 package, ISA Server functions correctly.
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Download files information

ISA Server 2000 Service Pack 1 (2.8mb)

ISA Server 2000 Required Updates for Windows Server 2003

ISA Server 2000 Service Pack 2 (3.9mb)
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1. add some profile parameters (RZ10)

- icm/server_port_0 = PROT=HTTP,PORT=80$$

that’s mean 80<system number>

- icm/host_name_full =<hostname>.<DomainName>

ex: dpermana.wordpress.com

2. Activate the necessary ICF services

using SICF – under default_host activate the following requirement services

/sap/public/bc/its ( yes for all services inside)

/sap/public/bc/ur ( yes for all services inside)

/sap/bc/gui ( yes for all services inside)

/sap/public/ping ( yes for all services inside)

3. test ping connection to server

http://<webaserver>:<icmport>/sap/public/ping

ex: http://dpermana.wordpress.com:80<system number>/sap/public/ping

the result should be ping connection ok

4. using SE80 locate from menu Utilities – Settings – Internet Transaction Server (Tab) – under Test Services (Tab)

see the following addres path on the Integrated ITS and Path

ex: under Integrated ITS

using HTTP or HTTPS ( <hostname>.<domainname>:80<system number>

ex: under Path

/sap/bc/gui/sap/its/

5. close

6. chose Repository Browser – Internet Service and

activate the two requirement services

WEBGUI and SYSTEM – Publish – complete services

7. play your SAP System under HTML/INTERNET

with

using HTTP or HTTPS ( <hostname>.<domainname>:80<system number>/sap/bc/gui/sap/its/webgui

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so i decided to delete archive log on oracle

step Configuration

the first thing to do is, find where the archive log is put

and after that you must use RMAN to delete the archive

on command promt. type this command RMAN

RMAN> run { allocate channel d1 type disk;

delete archivelog all;

release channel d1;

}

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