SAP SME Solution Center EMEASAP InstallationWizard for SAPBusiness All-In-OneSolutionsMarch 2009English

SAP Installation Wizard forSAP Business All-in-OneSolutions

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Installation Guide

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Contents1 Prerequisites .................................................................................................... 42 Installing Vmware Environment (Optional) ........................................................ 5

2.1 Creating ISO File from CD ........................................................................... 52.2 Creating VMware Environment .................................................................... 8

2.2.1 Adding a Hard Disk in Detail: ........................................................... 142.3 VMware Network Setup ............................................................................. 162.4 How to Use the ISO Files. .......................................................................... 18

3 Installation Process ........................................................................................ 214 Start and Stop the R/3 System ........................................................................ 275 Users:............................................................................................................. 276 Installing SAP Demo License Key ................................................................... 287 Installing the NetWeaver Business Client ........... Error! Bookmark not defined.8 SAP Best Practices Scenario Descriptions ...................................................... 28

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SAP SME Solution CenterInstallation Wizard for Partners and CustomersThis guide describes how to install SAP installation wizard for SAP Business All-in-Onesolution.

1 PrerequisitesThe SAP installation wizard for SAP Business All-in-One can be installed either on a laptop,on a desktop PC, or on a server. Before you start the installation and configuration, makesure you meet the following hardware and software requirements.

Hardware (specific for laptop): FAST CPU Intel Core Duo T2700 or better

64 Bit availability Minimum 4 GB RAM 2nd internal or external HDD with at least 200 GB (SATA Bus)

Software:Valid SAP ERP Demo LicenseVMware Workstation 6.xx or Server > 1.04 (optional)Linux CD downloadedYou received the installation wizard CDs from SAP

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2 Installing Vmware Environment (Optional)

2.1 Creating ISO File from CD

Remark/Notice: This chapter is optional for installing a VMware environment, in case noDVD drive is available or you want to setup a demo laptop.

Prerequisites

You have installed an appropriate tool for creating images.

1. Please start your Image creator (The example was chosen casually but notintentionally. Feel free in your choice of an imaging software, others will work similarwith the same success.).

2. Please navigate to the folder where you want to store your ISO files.

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3. Select “Save compilation as ISO-file”.

4. Choose a name for your ISO file and select “Save”.

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5. Wait for the process to finish. Depending on your hardware this will last severalminutes.

6. Close the program and copy the ISO files to a place where you may reach themeasily during the installation.

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2.2 Creating VMware Environment

Prerequisites

You have downloaded and installed the VMware Workstation version 6.05 or higheror another appropriate VMware product like VMware Server >1.04 (64 bit availability)

1.Please start the VMware console and select “New Virtual Machine”.

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2.Select “New Virtual Machine”, then “Next”.

3.Select “Typical”, then “Next”.

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4.Select “Linux”, then “Next”.

5.Enter the name of the virtual machine and select the location where you want to store theconfiguration. Select “Next”.

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6.Select “Use host-only networking” as network type and select “Next”.

7.Enter “1” in the “Disk size” field, uncheck all other options and select “Finish”.

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8.Your new virtual machine is created.

9.Adjust memory.

Double-clicking the components e.g. “Memory” (in “Device”) opens the settings for your virtualmachine. Depending on your physical RAM select a new value.Recommendation: In case of 4 GB physical RAM select a minimum of 2048 MB „Memory forthis virtual machine“.

10.Save your changes by pressing “OK”.

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11.Select “Edit virtual machine settings”. Remove the hard disk and create a new one with amin. of 170 GB disk size.

12.Select “Hard Disk”, then “Remove”.

13.Select “Hard Disk”, select “Add …”.

Answer the questions of the wizard. Stay with the standard throughout all steps but one.Uncheck “Allocate Disk Space now” when asked or keep with the more detailed description inthe following.

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2.2.1 Adding a Hard Disk in Detail:

1.Select “Edit virtual machine settings”.

2.Select “Hard Disk”, then “Next”.

3.Select “Create a new virtual disk”, then “Next”.

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4.Select “SCSI”, leaving everything else unchecked, then “Next”.

5.Select a name for your virtual hard disk, then “Next”.

6.Provide a disk size of at least 170 GB minimum. Make sure all other options are unchecked.

7.Select “Finish”.

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Remark/Notice: Please make sure you opt for a file system size that will fit even futureneeds (recommended min. 170 GB), as the selected size is the maximum to what your virtualdisk may grow in future.Certainly you may add space to the file system later on in case of need, but for this in depthknowledge of the capabilities of the OS is needed.

2.3 VMware Network Setup

Prerequisites

You have installed VMware.

Your network on the notebook will be in terms of VMware “Host-only“. The network of yournotebook will be shared with the virtual machine or machines, but separated from the networkyou are probably connected to. Therefore no side effects on your network(s) will take place.

If you follow the recommendations, you may switch to “Nat” without changing any networksettings, but being able to connect your virtual machine to external networks (Internet, …).

As it works like any other network, you will have to do some preparations to participate fromthe benefits of the virtual network.

You will need the “command line processor“ from your Windows.

1. Click the “Start“ button, then „Run…“.

2. Type „ cmd “, select „OK“.

3. The Windows command line processor is started.

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4. Type „ipconfig /all“.

Please write down the IPv4 address of the “VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter for Vmnet1“(from the example above line 7). You will have to provide addresses from this range to theinstallation later on.

During the installation you will be asked for your

DNS server Standard Gateway Server Virtual host

A working example setup will be the IPv4 address from ipconfig, but changed appropriately:

DNS = xxx.xxx.xxx.1 Standard Gateway = xxx.xxx.xxx.2 Server= xxx.xxx.xxx.100 Virtual host = xxx.xxx.xxx.150

Where „xxx“ must be replaced by the values from ipconfig. Please note „ xxx“ stands for amaximum of three digits to be replaced if necessary by one or two digits if given by ipconfig.

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2.4 How to Use the ISO Files.

1. Change to your Vmware console and select your virtual cd-rom.

2. Double-click “CD-ROM” and change from “Use physical drive(1)” to “Use ISO image(2)”:

3. Select “Browse(3)”.

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4. Go to the location where you stored your ISO files. Select “Open”.

5. Select “OK”.

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6. Please double-check the path to make sure you selected the right ISO file.

Notice: Later on you will need to load another ISO file. You will reach the settings of thedevices easily via click on the icons in the right bottom corner of your Vmware console.Please click the icon for cd-rom (second from the left) and adjust the path for the new ISO fileas before.

Depending on your hardware you will have to wait a short moment before the new ISO isloaded and accessible to the virtual machine.

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3 Installation Process

Prerequisites

You have received and/or downloaded all the installation DVD’s incl. SUSE Linux CD.Optional: The VMware instance was created with a 170 GB hard disk and an amountof min. 2 GB RAM was assigned to the VMware instance.

1. Insert the CD with SUSE Linux into the CD-Rom drive and boot from CD, select“Install_SAP” using the arrow keys (from within Vmware select “Start this virtualmachine”).

2. Please pass the following parameters to the installer by entering them at the end of the“Boot Options” line:

“nomemcheck”, suppressing memory check in case you don’t have enoughphysical ram (respectively less than 2 GB).

“nohdcheck”, suppressing filesystemcheck for small virtual hard disks (mostprobably the installation will fail if there is not enough disk space).

“elevator=noop”, Vmware only, for optimizing your virtual machine throughput. keep notsc

3. Press “Enter” to start the installation.

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4. Confirm all data on the hard disk will be deleted.

5. Please be patient, the installation will proceed automatically without further questions untilthe OS is installed. Depending on your hardware this takes some time, be prepared foradditional > 15 minutes.

Notice: If you want to abort the installation at this point you will have to physically resetthe server (e.g. with Power button or Reset in VMware).

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First part of the network setup: In case of using Vmware please remember the “Ipv4 Address”and “Subnetmask” from “ipconfig /all” and make sure you are building an appropriate address,Ipv4 address from ipconfig + x, or simply take the example from “Network setup”. In case of ainstallation on a server please stick to your administration.

Hostname: <your computer’s hostname>Domain name: <your domain Name>IP-address: <IP-address of the server>Subnet mask: <Subnet mask>(most important, this must be the same as from„ipconfig /all“.)

1. Fill in appropriately:

For VMware: Select the IPv4 address from your your „VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter forVmnet1“ (from ipconfig /all) as „nameserver“ and this address for the „default gateway“, butchanging the last digit to: „2“.

5. Fill in appropriately:

For Vmware: Please give the virtual host an address from the address range determinedearlier by “ipconfig”. Only change the last digits from the determined adresses.

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Remark/Notice:Virt. Hostname: the system will get installed on a virtual hostname which provides moreflexibilityMasterpassword: please make sure that the password is at least 8 characters longSAP SolutionManagerKey: Please make sure you use the virt. hostname when yougenerate the key!

6. Finish the SAP settings:

7. System T-Shirt-Sizing: if you do an installation on a laptop please select the T-shirt sizingwhich is selected in the screen

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8. After an automatic reboot of the system, you will be requested to enter the SAPinstallation media.

Remark/Notice: the path provided in the mask will point you to the first detected drive.Only in a non-standard environment (USB drive or virtual drive) you may have to manuallyadapt the path to your DVD drive.

9. Usually the installation kit contains the following media:

1 – SAP Installation Master2 – SAP Export Baseline Media 13 – SAP Export Baseline Media 2

Enter the media labeled “SAP Installation Master” and change to the next media onrequest.For Vmware: change the path to the needed ISO file (Chapter “How to use the ISO files”).

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10. The SAP installation starts.

Remark/Notice: The SAP installation starts in an interactive mode so you are constantlyinformed about the installation status.

On a server the installation time takes about 5-12 hours depending on the hardware.

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4 Start and Stop the R/3 System

Prerequisites

Installation was successful

Start and stop the R/3 System

Logon to Linux system with the user root and your prior chosen masterpassword Enter the command and press enter: su - <sidadm> Enter the command (to start the system) and press enter: startsap <virtual hostname> The system will be started wait this should take up to 5 min, even more on a notebook Enter the command (to stop the system) and press enter: stopsap <virtual hostname> The system will be stopped wait this should take up to 5 min, even more on a notebook

To start and stop the SAP system, the SAP Management Console can also be used:http://<hostname>:5$$13 ($$ is the instance number).

5 Users:LinuxTo logon to the Linux system you can use the User root with your prior selectedmasterpassword.

R/3:

Client User Password

100 Demo best123

All sap* pass

00 ddic bestpractices1

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6 Installing SAP Demo License Key

You have a 4 week license installed!1. Logon to the installed SAP ERP system2. Call transaction slicense3. Go to the section Request License Key, click on the button

http://service.sap.com/licensekey4. On the upcoming website follow the link Service corner -> Request license key and the

instructions on the website to request a demo license key

Remark/Notice: In case you have problems with installing the SAP license, please selectwithin transaction rz10 the instanceprofile and deactivate temporary the parameters regardingssl (containing „ssl“) . Remember to restart the system for activating the changed profile.

7 SAP Best Practices Scenario Descriptionshttp://help.sap.com/bestpractices Select the Best Practices area (Baseline, Industry, Cross-Industry) Select the Best Practices version and country Click at the country link Follow the navigation path Business Information -> Preconfigured Scenario Click a scenario a the right side Click the Business Process Procedure to open the scenario description as a basis for the

individual demo