Configuring the SAP callback daemon to start at system statup from Management Interface application

  1. If the SAP callback daemon has been configured but not set to start at system startup, start the Management Interface from Applications->InfoPrintManager->Management Interface->SAP Callback Daemons. Right-click the SAP callback daemon, choose Start. If the Start option is disabled, stop the SAP callback daemon first using Stop option. Choose Start at reboot.
  2. If the SAP callback daemon has not been configured:

    1. From the Linux command line, verify that you can ping the SAP server by host name:

      ping -c3 hostname

      where hostname is the unqualified name for the SAP server, such as sapsrv.

      If you cannot ping the SAP server by the host name, edit the /etc/hosts file and add the host name and the IP address of the SAP server (for example, 192.168.11.109 sapsrv).

    2. Start the SAP callback daemon using the Management Interface from Applications->InfoPrintManager->Management Interface->SAP Callback Daemons. Right-click New.

      Enter the appropriate SAP System and user information for the SAP Callback daemon:

      • System Name: The three character SAP system name
      • Host Name: The SAP HostName
      • Instance ID: The two digit SAP Instance ID
      • User: The SAP CPIC (System) User
      • Client: The three digit SAP Client
      • Password: The User password
      • Language: The Language the SAP Callback daemon will run
      • Startup Options: Start both or Start at reboot

      Note:

    • The Host Name Resolution must be enabled and functional for the sapcbd daemon to communicate correctly with the SAP systems.

    • If the Startup Option is Start at reboot and you want to start the SAP callback daemon, see Starting the SAP callback daemon on Linux.

Parent topic: Configuring to start callback daemons at system reboot on Linux