In NWBC connections, by using the property Target System in PFCG, either for single menu entries or for a whole role
In Fiori Launchpad connections, by assigning a system alias directly in the target mapping or in a Launchpad (LPD_CUST) role. For more information about RFC destination definition, see the topic Remote Systems.
No RFC calls are executed and only some of the RFC destination settings are evaluated.
Connection Type |
Procedure |
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Fiori Launchpad |
The administrator defines the properties in the ABAP connection type RFC destination of the target system. |
NWBC connection + Server runtime for SAP NetWeaver user interface services (starting with UI Add-On 1.0 SPS09 and SAP NetWeaver 7.4 SP08) |
The administrator defines the properties in the ABAP connection type RFC destination of the target system. |
NWBC connection + Server runtime for SAP Business Client |
The administrator creates one SAP GUI connection which contains the properties, and NWBC connections for all clients on all servers that are accessed with remote roles, referencing the SAP GUI connection. Example
In this example scenario, with the system currently being used and several remote systems, you can maintain the SAP GUI Logon Description not only for the system currently being used but also for the remote systems. This allows you to configure load balancing on the client side for the SAP Logon system and also for the remote systems. SAP Business Client connects to the server Server_A of the system SYS. The roles for this system comprise the following remote clients and servers:
You have the following options to configure load balancing for system RMA and RMB:
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