SNMPTRAP for SAP system

You should use the package SNMPLIB delivery by SAP.

Download
Market Place
Download ->
Support Packages and Patches
Entry by Application Group ->
Additional Components ->
SAP Kernel ->
SAP KERNEL 32/64bit ->
-> Database Independent

To test the package:
You should check the dependencies with LDD.
Call trapsend from OS side.

1. Run command: rectraps rectraps.cfg

2. In another session run command: trapsend -v 2c -m MIB:SAP_R3_MIB -M
DIR: -c public -t 5 -r 5
UDP:localhost:162 '' SAP-MIB::r3maTrap SAP-MIB::r3maAlertMsgString s
'test'

Notes:
585110 RZ20: Sending alerts as SNMP traps

Make last versions

STARTSAP and STOPSAP scripts
#809477 startsap and stopsap <= SAP WebAs 640, 700/701 and 710/711

CPS (REDWOOD)
#1257610 How to download SAP CPS for NetWeaver 7.0 and 7.01

monitoring from OS

If you wold like to monitoring the SAP system from command line or automatize a script to do this or colect information from OS side to update a external tool or report you can use the DPMON or sapcontrol.

DPMON is an interactive tool provide from SAP.

sapcontrol is a tool that you can colect information from instance and from remote instances.


More info:
675778 Analysis after system downtime
42074 Using the R/3 dispatcher monitor 'dpmon'

ST02

- the general information is collected by RSTUNE50 (AFAIK)
- the historical information is collected by RSTUNE80 (AFAIR)

SAPTUNE_GET_SUMMARY_STATISTIC
SAPTUNE_ROLL_PAGE_SIZES

lgtst and msclients

lgsts is a tool provide from SAP to test the message server services as logoun groups:
The simple syntax is:

lgtst -H -S sapms

This will provide all groups configured in the message server and application servers avaliable.
You can increase the test with the options below:
-G name of a logon group;
-C loop counter;
-Y delay of n milliseconds between each call;

lgtst -H -S -G GROUP

This will test a specific logon group called GROUP.

More info:
#64015 Description of test program lgtst

More options:
lgtst pf= name= -H -S sapms


For java instance you should use the msclients

msclients -mshost hostname -msserv port -d J2E

ICM TIME OUT

to set the ICM time out you should increase the parameters TIMEOUT and
PROCTIMEOUT in the icm/server_port_ parameter.

Take a look in note:
#824554 - ICM and SAP Web Dispatcher Timeout Parameter

This online documentation can help:
http://help.sap.
com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/48/88b52977323cb8e10000000a42189d/frame
set.htm


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