The SAP Gateway host, AS ABAP, supports secure communication in your landscape using the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol. SSL protects transmissions using encryption. It works through a certificate that is retrieved from a certificate authority.
We recommend that you implement SSL for use in your productive system landscape.
In your system landscape, configure the use of SSL as follows:
Use transaction STRUST in your SAP system to export the certificate, which you have saved as a file. At a later point in time, use transaction STRUST in the SAPÂ Gateway host to import the certificate from the SAP system.
Use transaction STRUST in your SAP Gateway host to export the certificate, which you have saved as a file. At a later point in time import this certificate on the consumer server. Then use transaction STRUST in the SAP system to import the same certificate from the SAP Gateway host.
On the consumer host export the certificate, which you have saved as a file. At a later point in time use transaction STRUST in the SAPÂ Gateway host to import the certificate from the consumer server.
This guide does not contain information on enabling SSL for a consumer server, since implementation of SSL may differ for each consumer server.
For information on how to configure SSL for SAP systems, see the SAP NetWeaver documentation about Configuring the SAP Web AS for Supporting SSL.