Cluster Server 7.4.2 Configuration Guide for SAP Web Application Server - Windows

To configure all other nodes in the cluster

1. Log in as a domain administrator.
2. Create the following local groups.

   • SAP_SAPSID_LocalAdmin

   • SAP_SAP_LocalAdmin

   • SAP_LocalAdmin

3. Add the SAP_SAPSID_GlobalAdmin domain group to the SAP_SAPSID_LocalAdmin and SAP_LocalAdmin group.
4. Add the SAP_SAP_GlobalAdmin domain group to the SAP_SAP_LocalAdmin and SAP_LocalAdmin
5. Add the SAP_SAPSID_GlobalAdmin and SAP_SAP_GlobalAdmin domain group to the local Administrators group.

   For details on creating and adding a new local group and users:

   See Creating and adding local groups and users.

6. Click Start > Programs > Administrative Tools > Local Security Policy > Local Policies > User Right Assignment.
7. Add the following privileges for the sapsidadm user.

   • Act as a part of the Operating System (SeTcbPrivilege)

   • Replace a process-level token (SeAssignPrimaryTokenPrivilege)

   • Adjust memory quotas for a process (SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege)

8. Add the following privileges for the SAPServiceSAPSID user.

   • Log on as a Service (SeServiceLogonRight).

   • Adjust memory quotas for a process (SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege)

   • Access this computer from the network (SeNetworkLogonRight)

   • Deny Log on Locally and Deny Log on through Terminal Services (SeDenyInteractiveLogOnRight)

9. Change the sapsidadm user environment as follows:

   • At the command prompt enter,

     runas /profile /user:domain\sapsidadm regedit

   • On the Registry Editor panel, click HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Environment.

   • Modify the user environment based on your Database, SAP Usage Type and SAPSID.

   For example, the following table depicts the registry environment with Oracle database (PI1) and Add-In installation with SAPSID PI1.

   Name	Type	Data
   Default	REG_SZ	value not set
   DBMS_TYPE	REG_SZ	ora
   dbs_ora_schema	REG_SZ	SAPSR3
   dbs_ora_tnsname	REG_SZ	PI1
   JAVA_HOME	REG_SZ	C:\j2sdk1.4.2_19-x64
   NLS_LANG	REG_SZ	AMERICAN_AMERICA.UTF8
   ORACLE_HOME	REG_EXPAND_SZ	E:\oracle\PI1\102
   ORACLE_SID	REG_EXPAND_SZ	PI1
   PATH	REG_EXPAND_SZ	E:\usr\sap\PI1\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64;\ \sappi1scs\sapmnt\PI1\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64; E:\oracle\PI1\102\BIN
   SAPDATA_HOME	REG_EXPAND_SZ	E:\oracle\PI1
   SAPEXE	REG_SZ	\\sapi1scs\sapmnt\PI1\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64
   SAPLOCALHOST	REG_SZ	sappi1aas
   SAPSYSTEMNAME	REG_SZ	PI1
   TEMP	REG_EXPAND_SZ	E:\usr\sap\PI1\tmp
   TMP	REG_EXPAND_SZ	E:\usr\sap\PI1\tmp
   TNS_ADMIN	REG_EXPAND_SZ	\\sappi1scs\sapmnt\PI1\SYS\profile\oracle

10. From the first node in the cluster, copy the following service entries for the SAP instance, from the services file in the %windir%\system32\drivers\etc directory to the corresponding services file on all other nodes in the cluster.

    sapdp<No.> 	   32<No.>/tcp 	 # SAP System Dispatcher Port
    sapdp<No.>s 		 47<No.>/tcp   # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
    sapgw<No.> 	   33<No.>/tcp   # SAP System Gateway Port
    sapgw<No.>s 	  48<No.>/tcp   # SAP System Gateway Security Port
    sapms<SAPSID>	 36<No.>/tcp 	 # SAP System Message Port Number
    

    where,

    The value for <No.> is the value of an Instance ID.

11. Move the Service Group from the first node to the node that you are currently configuring and ensure that the drive:\usr\sap directory is shared with the names, sapmnt and saploc.

    See Creating sapmnt and saploc share directories.

12. Install SAP Host Agent with SAPInst. Follow the steps below to install the SAP Host agent.

    • In the Master DVD, navigate to the directory containing the sapinst.exe tool.

    • Double-click the sapinst.exe file to launch the SAP installation GUI.

    • Select High Availability System > Based on [AS ABAP/AS Java/AS ABAP and AS Java] > Host Agent based on the usage type of system you installed.

    • Follow the instructions to complete the installation.

13. Create the SAPSAPSID_No service as follows:

    • At the command prompt, navigate to the drive:\usr\sap\SAPSID\InstName\exe directory.

    • Run the sapstartsrv.exe command.

    • In the SAP Service Install/Uninstall dialog box, enter the following values:

      SID	SAPSID
      NR	InstanceNumber
      Profile	If, SAPLOCALHOST=SAPGLOBALHOST, then enter the value as: drive:\usr\sap\SAPSID \SYS\profile\SAPSID_InstName _VirtualHostName If, SAPLOCALHOST is not equal to SAPGLOBALHOST, then enter the value as: \\SAPGLOBALHOST\sapmnt\SAPSID \SYS\profile\SAPSID_InstName _VirtualHostName
      User	domain\SAPServiceSAPSID
      Password	SAPServiceSAPSID password
      Startup type	manual
      Use Environment of User	domain\sapsidadm

14. Click OK.
15. Re-register the type library as follows:

    • At the command prompt, navigate to the Drive:\Path\SAP\hostctrl\exe directory.

    • Run the sapstartsrv.exe command.

    • In the SAP Service Install/Uninstall dialog box, select Register COM Typelibrary Only in the Operation field

    • Click OK.

16. Create registry entries for the SAPSAPSID_No service.

    For example,

    Name	Type	Data
    Default	REG_SZ	value not set
    EventMessageFile	REG_SZ	\\sappi1scs\sapmnt\PI1\SYS\exe\ uc\NTAMD64\sapevents.dll
    TypesSupported	REG_DWORD	0x00000007(7)

17. If an SAP Microsoft Management Console (MMC) is not configured on the node, register the SAP MMC using the following steps:

    • Access the file sapmmcX64u.msi or sapmmcIA64u.msi from Kernel Install DVD depending on the OS architecture.

    • Install SAP MMC by executing the msi package.