Follow the below steps.
- FTP credentials.
- SAP GUI credentials with authorization.
- SAP OS access to check IP ports accessibility.
- Network basic understanding.
FTP credentials and FTP Accessibility
Check FTP server IP and network Port. (20 and 21)
- 20 for file transfer.
- 21 for Connectivity.
- Get the FTP IP and port provided by FTP/OS team.
- Telnet FTP server IP on a specific port. The default port is 21.
- Telnet Syntax (Linux & windows): telnet <IP> <PORT>
Root@Techrelam> telnet 12.12.123.223 21
Trying 12.12.123.223 21
Connected to 12.12.123.223
Make sure it will connect.
- ogin to the SAP System Add FTP server entry in SAP Table.
- Maintain FTP entry in SAP table (SAPFTP_SERVERS_V) using Transaction Code SM30
- SAPFTP_SERVER_V is a client-dependent table. Add entry in those specific clients who are going to connect to FTP.
After Maintain the entry we need to test the connection.
Test FTP connection using SAP standard Program.
Some standard programs for Check RFC connection check and create, etc,
- RSFTP001 Release version check.
- RSFTP002 Check the FTP Connection using credentials.
- RSFTP003 SAP FTP put / get Test
- RSFTP004 SAP FTP Copy
- RSFTP005 SAP SAPFTP RFC Creation SAPFTP, SAPFTPA
- RSFTP006 SAP SAPFTP check
This are all the some impotent SAP ABAP report
Execute SAP program rsftp002 using Tcode SE38
Execute the report and enter details.
After enter, the required field hit the execute button. connection should be shown the FTP command value. like if you have some files in a particular FTP folder you gave the ls command on the FTP command-tab you will get the whole file list in the execute output screen.
You Should use RFC “SAPFTPA” as FTP is only accessible from the SAP server. SAPFTP for
front end access.
SAPFTPA (RFC)Use background access
SAPFTP (RFC) foreground access.
If the connection is successful you will get the output like below.
If you need any doubt command here I will clear your doubt.
Thanks for reading.
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