Testing System Connections
You use the System Connection Tests tool to verify that the current system is properly connected to the back-end application that it represents.
The three tests that you can perform are:
This test checks the connection to non-SAP systems and consists of:
● Retrieving the default alias of the system
● Checking the connection, using the connector defined in the system
This test checks the connection to an SAP Internet Transaction Server and consists of:
● Checking that the system object defines an SAP system
● Validating the following parameters: wap.ITS.path; wap.ITS.protocol; wap.ITS.hostname
● Checking the HTTP/S connection to the defined back-end application
This test checks the connection to an SAP Web Application Server and consists of:
● Checking that the system object defines an SAP system
● Validating the following parameters: wap.WAS.protocol; wap.WAS.hostname
● Checking the HTTP/S connection to the defined back-end application
To perform a connection test on a system, do the following:
...
1. In the portal, navigate to System Administration → System Configuration → System Landscape.
2. In the Portal Catalog, right-click the system and choose Open → Connection Tests.
3. In the System Connection Tests tool interface, mark the tests you want to perform and click Test.
○ The tool runs only the tests that are selected.
○ It is possible to run all three tests simultaneously, and receive results for each test.
○ Clear Results opens a new instance of the test in the same window.
A simple connection verification can also be run from the System Landscape Overview.