on 04-22-2014 8:24 AM
Hi expert,
I am trying to deploy Work Manager 6.0 to SMP 2.3 SP04.
Steps I made were following
These were based on "Work Manager Installation Guide 6.0".
1) Extract SAPWorkMgr600Deploymentx64.zip and rename folder name as WM600.
2) Create Self-Signed Certificate AgentryServer.pfx
3) Copy AgentryServer.pfx file into WM600 folder.
4) Execute configuration tool SAPWorkMgr600ConfigTool.exe to WM600 folder
5) Confirm connection to ERP by running connectTest.bat in WM600 folder. (OK)
6) Enter password for authentication certificate and service user by using encryptPW.bat tool as follows
encryptPW Agentry.ini "Server Administration" authenticationCertificateStorePassword <myPassword>
encryptPW JavaBE.ini SERVICE_LOGON UPASSWORD <myPassword>
encryptPW JavaBE.ini PUSH_LOGON UPASSWORD <myPassword>
7) zip WM600 folder
😎 Deploy WM.zip file in to server via SCC.
After deploying i am getting RUNNING NEEDS RESTART (server states). If I restart, my server goes down. After that i restart the SMP service from services.msc still getting same error. After that if i am trying to do Synch from ATE i am getting "No backends loaded. Please check server startup logs" error. For this i checked SAPCommon-122971.jar file in the agentry.ini [Java-1] section. But it is pointing to same. Dont know what to do.
Could you give me advise to solve this issue.
Thanks in Advance.
Tags edited by: Michael Appleby
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Hi Steve,
Thanks for your reply. I work with Ajitesh and I am facing this issue as well. All the above parameters are correctly mentioned in the Agentry.ini file.
I generated my OpenSSL certificate as mentioned in the article SyBooks Online.
While startup of Agentry server I get the following error.
18:10:29 04/23/2014: Exception: 18:10:29 04/23/2014 : 159 (SSL Socket Error), SSL Socket Error (error:23076071:PKCS12 routines:PKCS12_parse:mac verify failure, ), ..\Socket\openSSLsockets.cpp#406:OpenSSLcontext::OpenSSLcontext
Any help on resolving this would be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Biplab
Biplab,
The error you are getting means that the password entered for the ANGEL front end doesn't match the password for the .pfx filie. If you changed the password in your Agentry.ini you also should verify if the PasswordEncoded is set properly to true or false. In my example below I put my certificate .pfx file in and set the password also changing the PasswordEncoded to false (was true originally)
[ANGEL Front End]
trustedCertificateStore=
authenticationCertificateStore=myCertificate.pfx
authenticationCertificateStorePassword=myPassword
authenticationCertificateStorePasswordEncoded=false
Making sure this is all correct will resolve the startup error
18:10:29 04/23/2014: Exception: 18:10:29 04/23/2014 : 159 (SSL Socket Error), SSL Socket Error (error:23076071:PKCS12 routines:PKCS12_parse:mac verify failure, ), ..\Socket\openSSLsockets.cpp#406:OpenSSLcontext::OpenSSLcontext
--Bill
Hi Bill,
I was able to get my server started without any error. I followed another was of creating a self signed certificate and that helped. I am facing another issue after that. I am unable to connect to my server from the ATE. I get the following error:
I have renamed the .cer file generated using openssl to .sst and placed it in the ATE folder. Any idea on what needs to be done here?
Thanks,
Biplab
You need to double click the .cer file to install into the OS.
After clicking the certification click on the "Install Certificate..." button.
Click "Next" then select "Place all certificates in the following store" and select "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" and Select "Next". On the next screen click "Finish". If you get a pop-up selected "Ok"
Stephen
The certificate you installed on your windows machine also needs to be installed on your iPad. I find it easiest to email the .cer file to myself and install from the email on my iPad. We use Exchange in our office so I just ignore the warning when I attach the .cer on my laptop since the iPad mail client handles it just fine.
--Bill
Please check the startup.log file to see if the Java Backend failed to load.
Stephen
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Hi Stephen,
In my startup.log file i am getting one Exception. i.e "
Exception: 13:08:28 04/23/2014 : 159 (SSL Socket Error), SSL Socket Error (error:23076071:PKCS12 routines:PKCS12_parse:mac verify failure, ), ..\Socket\openSSLsockets.cpp#406:OpenSSLcontext::OpenSSLcontext
"
Dont know where is the problem. Why i am getting this type of Exception. Please let me know what should i do next to rectify this Exception.
Thanks
Ajitesh
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