Connection-Specific Configurations (SAP Library - Network and Transport Layer Security)

Connection-Specific Configurations

The connection-specific configurations depend on the type of components that are to communicate with each other, for example, connections between:

· Two application servers

· The application server and an RFC client or server program

Connection-specific configurations can include making access control list entries or specifying the SNC name of the server's communication partner in parameters.

Example

For example, when establishing an SNC-protected connection between an RFC server program and the AS ABAP, you must make some access control entries.

More information: Making the Access Control List Entries on the Application Server.

See also:

For more information about the SNC configuration steps that are connection-specific, see Configuring the Communication Partners to Use SNC in the SNC documentation.