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How t o set up A le rt s for m oni t or ing i n SAP XI 3.0

SAP Exchange Infrastructure

Please note, that this document is subject to change and may be changed by SAP atany time without notice. The document is not intended to be binding upon SAP to anyparticular course of business, product strategy and/or development.



John Ta, SAP LABS, LLC. (Palo Alto)



© SAP AG 2004, SAP TechEd / Monitoring features with SAP Exchange Infrastructure / 3

Agenda

Overviewn SAP XI : Runtime WorkBench (RWB)

Monitoring the SAP Exchange Infrastructure

n SAPConnect

u SCOTn Alert Configuration

u ALTRCATDEF

u Alert Rule Definition

u Alert Inbox

n Error Handling Demo

Summary



SAPConnect

Alert Configuration

Demo

Runtime Workbench Overview




XI 3.0 Runt im e Workbenc h Screens

Runtime Workbench is the central access to XI monitoring

Runtime Workbench comprises a browser-based interface.

From this central menu you can see all pertinent information for the whole solution.




Integration Server(SAP Web AS ≥ 6.40)

SystemLandscapeDirectory

Centra l Moni t or ing

CCMS

Alerting Framework

PMI

J2SEAdapterEngine

(local)AdapterEngine

SAP Application

SAP Web AS ≥ 6.40using XI proxies

Business Process Engine

Integration Engine

Adapter Engine

RuntimeWorkbench

ComponentMonitoring

MessageMonitoring

PerformanceMonitoring

Message Alerting




Tools used by the Runt im e Work bench

CCMS (Computing Center Management System)

n Monitoring and administration of SAP System Landscapes

n Configuration possible within Runtime Workbench

PMI (Process Monitoring Infrastructure)

n Monitor and analyze integrated processes involving multiplecomponents in distributed system environments

n Display detailed information about processes, process flow,process steps and performance figures

Alerting Framework

n Configuration of alerts to reflect the needs of specificprocesses

n Part of SAP Web AS




Alert Configuration

Demo

SAPConnect




Mail Server(MS Exchange)

Out bound: Overview

This sample outbound scenario is based on the system landscape.

Using SAP Office to send E-mails via SAPConnect (SMTP) toMicrosoft Exchange Server.

SAP Web AS Host: pstyo601.tyo.sap.corpMS Exchange Srv.: vm29w01.tyo.sap.corp (local domain: jpts3.tyo.sap.corp)

Mail Client

(MS Outlook)

MTAMail

box

IMAP orPOP3

MIMEW W

SAP Web AS

Mail Client

(SAP Office)

SAPConnect

(SMTP)

SMTP

pstyo601.tyo.sap.corp

vm29w01.tyo.sap.corp(local domain: jpts3.tyo.sap.corp)




Out bound Test : Ex ec ut e sending m ai l 1 (SCOT)

1. Click “Start send process (Ctrl+F7)”

2. Fill Address Type with “INT”.

Click Enter

3. Click “Back (F3)” button

Back to system status screen




Out bound Test : Ex ec ut e sending m ai l 2 (SCOT)

1. Check status

2. The E-mail is delivered from Web AS.




SAPConnect

Demo

Alert Configuration




Set t ing up t he Aler t ing (TA: ALTRCATDEF)

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1) Here you have the choice to define thegroup(s) of people who need to be alerted toproblems at hand and how they will receive thealerts when they are posted.

This is the central administration transaction to

manage the Alerting.

2) In this section you see which messages are

classified by type of message.

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3) Create and fill in name of the alert category.

4) In this section you define the properties of the

alert.




Aler t Conf igurat ion

Create Alert categories

Create Alert rules




Aler t Inbox

n Process alerts (e.g. confirm, start follow-upactions, forward)

n Personalize delivery options

n Subscribe to alert categories




SAPConnect

Alert Configuration

Demo




Demo

Error

Handl ingDemo




Summary

Ø SAP XI Runtime WorkBench (RWB)

Ø SAPConnect (TA: SCOT)

Ø Alert Configuration (TA: ALTRCATDEF)

Ø Alert Rule DefinitionØ Error Handling Demo




Q& A

Quest ions?




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