Migration Guide Remote Support Component 1.0 to SAP Solution Manager 7.1. Target Audience System Administrators Technology Consultants



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Migration Guide Remote Support Component 1.0 to SAP Solution Manager 7.1 Target Audience System Administrators Technology Consultants Public Document version 1.1.0 23 February 2012

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Remote Support Component 1.0 to Solution Manager 7.1 Migration Guide Table of Contents 1. Intent of this Guide 2. Migrating the Wily Introscope Enterprise Manager to SAP Solution Manager 2.1. Installing the SMD Agent 2.2. Importing the WIEM in the Basic Configuration 3. Migrating the Business Enterprise Servers from Remote Support Component to SAP Solution Manager 3.1. Redirecting the Managed SMD Agents to SAP Solution Manager 3.1.1. Configuring the Connection from an SMD Agent to SAP Solution Manager 3.1.2. Checking the Connection from an SMD Agent to SAP Solution Manager 4. Running Setup for BOE Servers to Collaborate with SAP Solution Manager 5. Migrating the BOE Web Application Servers from Remote Support Component to SAP Solution Manager 5.1. Redirecting the Managed SMD Agent to SAP Solution Manager 5.2. Running Setup for BOE Web Application Servers 5.3. Uninstalling the Remote Support Component

1. Intent of this Guide This guide describes the migration of remote support component 1.0 SP3 to SAP Solution Manager 7.1 for SAP Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 SP3 (BOE). 2. Migrating the Wily Introscope Enterprise Manager to SAP Solution Manager In case you plan to use the Wily Introscope Enterprise Manager (WIEM) which is pre-configured in your target SAP Solution Manager, instead of the WIEM deployed from the remote support component setup, skip the SMD Agent installation step. 2.1. Installing the SMD Agent In SAP Solution Manager 7.1, to import the existing WIEM installation, an SMD Agent needs to be deployed on the host where the WIEM exists. 1. Download the latest version of SMD Agent from SAP Service Marketplace. 2. Install the SMD Agent (For details, see SAP Note 1448655 - Inst. 7.30 - Diagnostics Agent installation). a. Configure the SMD Agent to connect to target the SAP Solution Manager. 3. Navigate to the script folder in the SMD Agent installation path: a. On Windows: <DRIVE>:\usr\sap\DAA\SMDA98\script b. On UNIX: /usr/sap/daa/smda98/script 4. Set the SMD Agent name by typing smdsetup changeservername servername: "<servername>". 5. Restart the SMD Agent. 2.2. Importing the WIEM in the Basic Configuration 1. 2. Navigate to SAP Solution Manager: Configuration -> Basic Configuration -> 3.1 Configure CA Wily Introscope. Select Import Existing Installation. 3. Input the WIEM installation path. (On Unix: /usr/sap/ccms/wilyintroscope) a. Select the SMD Agent that has been installed in the previous step. b. Click Discover installation so that the WIEM is discovered by SAP Solution Manager. Page 6 of 9

4. Click User Management to configure the user for the connection between SAP Solution Manager and WIEM. 5. If the status of the newly imported WIEM is green, the WIEM migration is complete. 3. Migrating the Business Enterprise Servers from Remote Support Component to SAP Solution Manager In this step you will manually configure the BOE XI 3.1 servers landscape information in SAP Solution Manager. SAP Solution Manager collects RCA data through the SMD Agents based on landscape information. SMD Agents have been installed, through the remote support component installation process, on the BOE servers. These agents are referred to as managed agents. SAP Solution Manager reuses these SMD Agents after the migration. 3.1. Redirecting the Managed SMD Agents to SAP Solution Manager 3.1.1. Configuring the Connection from an SMD Agent to SAP Solution Manager 1. 2. Go to the script folder in the SMD Agent installation path as specified previously. Type the smdsetup managingconf command as follows: smdsetup managingconf hostname: "<hostname>" port: "<port>" user: "<userid>" pwd: "<password>". Page 7 of 9

2. Type smdsetup to get the full description of the command usage. 3. 4. Issue the command smdsetup changeservername servername: <servername>. Restart the SMD Agent. 3.1.2. Checking the Connection from an SMD Agent to SAP Solution Manager 1. 2. In the SAP Solution Manager Administration, go to SAP Solution Manager Administration -> Infrastructure -> Framework -> Agent Framework. Ensure that the agent has been listed with Successful status. 4. Running Setup for BOE Servers to Collaborate with SAP Solution Manager For details see SAP Note 1648370 - SolMan 7.1: Managed Sys Setup - BO Enterprise XI 3.X. In case you plan to use the WIEM, which is pre-configured in your target SAP Solution Manager, instead of the WIEM which is already installed, update the WIEM host and port settings in the Wily Introscope Agent.profile file accordingly. These.profile files are used when you configure the Wily Introscope Agent for the BOE Web Application and MDAS servers. 5. Migrating the BOE Web Application Servers from Remote Support Component to SAP Solution Manager 5.1. Redirecting the Managed SMD Agent to SAP Solution Manager If the BOE Web Application Server and BOE servers are deployed on different hosts, the managed agent for the BOE Web Application also needs to be redirected to SAP Solution Manager. The steps of redirection are the same as the redirect of the managed SMD Agent of a BOE server which have been previously described. 5.2. Running Setup for BOE Web Application Servers See SAP Note 1648370 - SolMan 7.1: Managed Sys Setup - BO Enterprise XI 3.X. Page 8 of 9

5.3. Uninstalling the Remote Support Component To uninstall the managing SMD Agent follow the steps in the uninstall section of the Remote Support Component Installation Guide. See > Documentation & Training. Uninstall the Wily Introscope Enterprise Manager only if you do not need it in your SAP Solution Manager scenario. Page 9 of 9