Upgrading ISA box from 2004S SP2 to 2007 / 7.0 SP3
We want to upgrade our ISA boxes (B2B / B2C servers and developper workstations) to 2007 SP1 (7.0)
We are currently on 2004s SR2 (SP13)
Those boxes are Linux86_64
2007 requires 64 bits, so other windows32 and linux32 boxes had to be reinstalled fully with 64bits OS.
SAP Doc about the upgrade:
https://websmp204.sap-ag.de/crm-inst
crm products -> crm server components -> platform/DB
Upgrade to 2007 doc:
/media/sap/sapdocs/2007/upgrade_java.pdf (
https://websmp204.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700001185282007E)
Check the notes for the upgrade:
https://websmp130.sap-ag.de/sap(bD1lbiZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/spn/sapnotes/index2.htm?numm=1072161
Preparation
Make sure the admin password in the secure store in configtool is up to date with the actual administrator passord, otherwise it will fail halfway through.
To do that you can use visual admin to log into the system as "administrator" once you have the password right, go in configtool secure store and copy it there under "admin password" and then press "update" and save, then restart the j2ee (stopsap, startsap).
You will also want to make sure you know the correct SDM password, start the SDM (/usr/sap/S2C/JC01/SDM/program/RemoteGui.sh) and connect to the system to make sure you have the right password, the SDM password does not change when you chnage the j2ee password, so oftentimes it's different (ex: the password you choose during the original installation).
You will also want to go enter a password for the ume admin or it will fail at step 72, so better to fix it now, see #running_jupgrade
Mount the sap cd from my machine:
smbmount //frenchie/sapcd /mnt/sapcd/ -o username=th****
- Upgrade the JVM -> We are already of to date (1.4.2.x)
- Upgrade the SDM -> we have a recent enough version > 2004SP15
- Upgrade the DB(oracle 10.2+ or maxdb 7.00.33+) -> already up to date on some box(10.2.x)
Patching DB:
On a developer machine (Linux64) we had to patch MaxDB, since we where at 7.6.00.18 and we need >7.6.00.33.
See
Patching MaxDB
- Undeploy obsoleted components if necessary
As explained in the SAP note, you might have to undeploy this removed component with SDM if you have them (
WE DON'T have them)
tc/mobile/admin/ea
tc/mobile/admin/mds/service
tc/mobile/admin/services
tc/mobile/admin/ui
tc/mobile/admin/ump
tc/mobile/monitor/ui
undeploy with SDM
xhost +
su - sidadm
cd /usr/sap/SID/JC00/SDM/program/
export DISPLAY=:0.0
./RemoteGui.sh
connect with password
go to undeployment
select the components listed earlier and click undeploy / next / next / finish ... close SDM.
- Create the jupgrade directory:
sudo mkdir /usr/sap/jupgrade
sudo chown sidadm:sapsys /usr/sap/jupgrade
sudo chgrp 755 /usr/sap/jupgrade
- Get latest JUpgrade patches
Search for latest "FIX_J_CRM60" at sap marketplace (
https://websmp201.sap-ag.de/swdc)
For us it is: JCRM60_8-20000914.SAR
I Downloaded and extracted it with sapcar (you migth have to download sapcar for your OS first)
../../Others/SAPCAR_0-10003688_lin32_.exe -xvf JCRM60_8-20000914.SAR
Copy it into /usr/sap/jupgrade
sudo cp /mnt/sapcd/SAP_DVDS/2007_SR1/FIX_J_CRM60.UPG /usr/sap/jupgrade/
sudo chown sidadm:sapsys /usr/sap/jupgrade/FIX_J_CRM60.UPG
The CD is SP0, a lot of fixes where released with SP3, so we want that
Got SP3 stuffs from: http:
service.sap.com/sp-stacks
Some package can't be downloaded, they that need approval in solution manager(annoyance), allow them with solution manager
See here How to approve packages for download in solution manager
- Copy new packages componentss to EPS/in:
#remove any old packages from EPS/in
sudo rm -rf /usr/sap/trans/EPS/in/*
# SKIP copy from new java component DVD</del>
# SKIP sudo cp /mnt/sapcd/SAP_DVDS/2007_SR1/51033093_java_components/J2EE_OSINDEP/UT_CRM/*sca /usr/sap/trans/EPS/in/
# copy downloaded patches for SP1 (see previous listing)
sudo cp /mnt/sapcd/PATCHES_SP\'s/2007/SP03/* /usr/sap/trans/EPS/in/
# also copy whichever platform-Dependant things we need (igs,kernel)
sudo cp /mnt/sapcd/PATCHES_SP\'s/2007/SP03/Linux_64/* /usr/sap/trans/EPS/in/
# and set permissions correctly
sudo chown sidadm:sapsys /usr/sap/trans/EPS/in/*
sudo chmod 755 /usr/sap/trans/EPS/in/*
Once one box (QA) is done succesfully, we can just copy over the components through SCP (faster)
scp user@otherbox://usr/sap/trans/EPS/in/* /usr/sap/trans/EPS/in/
Running the JPrepare step
The prepare step can be run ahead of time while the system is still up and online.
HAVE sap running (startsap if necessary)
log as sidadm (su - sidadm)
Start jprepare:
cd /mnt/sapcd/SAP_DVDS/2007_SR1/51033255_25SAP_CRM_2007_Upgrade_Master_all_os/
./JPREPARE
JPREPARE can be controlled remotely which is much more convenient than on the server itself:
From your desktop machine go to:
http://upgradedhost:6239 and click "Start J2EE Upgrade Frontend"
(page 48), select the JVM to run it.
On linux 64 bits this java webstart gui sometimes does not work, so you can use instead the native gui at /usr/sap/jupgrade/exe/startgui either locally OR Remotely
press Continue and again Continue
It should find the new FIX_J_CRM60.UPG and restart itself
so we need to go to
http://upgradedhost:6239 again and click "Start J2EE Upgrade Frontend" again
Press continue, it will ask for the upgrade keyword, the first time you run it it is "18915995" found in the sap upgrade note.
and press "continue" again, then "confirm"
It will now start making it's checks.
Then it will ask for a solution manager key, to be retrieved using the solution manager server.
See Creating a SAP Solution Manager key
Then it will ask for a (new) temporary SAP* password, specify one and remember it in case something goes wrong.
Then it will ask for the SDM password
make sure it's the correct working password for SDM(check first) or upgrade will fail badly later.
NWDI control : No (we don't use it yet)
verify the parameters.
It will then asks for the crm java, kernel and java components CD's, for example:
- /mnt/sapcd/SAP_DVDS/2007_SR1/51033093_java_components/
- /mnt/sapcd/SAP_DVDS/2007_SR1/51033262_9NW_2004s_SR2_Kernel_LNX_X86/
- /mnt/sapcd/SAP_DVDS/2007_SR1/51033265_2007_java_components/
On the update screens it will find the support package form trans/EPS/in
Make sure everything is 7.0 SP15 (or 6.0 SP2 for crm components), might have to select "scan inbox" and re-run. (struts and tealeaf will stay at 100)
Component list: Change all those that say "keep" to "scan inbox" then click the "rebuild" button and press continue so it picks-up the crm components.
provide the path to jdk1.4 if requested (/opt/ibm....)
Once prepare completes, verify all the steps have "succeeded" -> no warnings / errors and click "continue" to exit Prepare.
Running JUPGRADE
Most of the upgrade step will have your system down and not available
Still logged as <SIDadm> start JUPGRADE
Make a backup of the jupgrade dir in case something goes wrong during the upgrade sudo cp -rf /usr/sap/jupgrade/ /usr/sap/jupgrade_back , Note that you need 5GB+ of avail disk space to back this up !
cd /usr/sap/jupgrade/exe/
./UPGRADE
Go to
http://upgradedhost:6239 again and click "Start J2EE Upgrade Frontend"
click "CONTINUE" and the upgrade start the first ~10 steps. (for ~2mn)
After a few steps (~2mn) it will warn you about entering "offline" mode, review this screen and make sure you are in compliance., then press Continue (9:47)
It takes ~1h, and hopefully will go through all the steps without errors.
At step 72 (UNDEPLOY_APPLICATIONS) it would fail because it could not connect to the j2ee as SAP*
Even though i expec ted the Upgrade tool to set this for me (as it says in the upgrade guide), it didn't.
com.sap.sdt.j2ee.phases.PhaseTypeSDMProcess
com.sap.sdt.ucp.phases.PhaseException
Error while executing SDM process phase with action UNDEPLOY_LIST. See /usr/sap/jupgrade/log/UNDEPLOY_LIST_UAP_01.LOG for details.
Cannot login to the SAP J2EE Engine using user and password as provided in the Filesystem Secure Store. Enter valid login information in the Filesystem Secure Store using the SAP J2EE Engine Config Tool. For more information, see SAP note 701654.
com.sap.sdm.serverext.servertype.inqmy.extern.DeployManagerAuthExceptionWrapper: Wrong security credentials detected while trying to obtain connection to the J2EE Engine.
So i had to manually set it:
- Start the config tool and connect to default DB(local)
- Click the "Pen" icon (tooltip:"switch to configuation edit mode")
- Browse to cluster-data/server/cfg/services/
- Click the new "Pen" icon (tooltip: "Switch to edit mode")
- Double click on "Property sheet : com.sap.security.core.ume.service"
- Re-enter the SAP* password you choose earlier.
ume.superadmin.password: sompass
- (Re)Start j2ee (stopsap,startsap)
Now in the Upgrade tool, do continue, repeat phase and it should work.
For info: Step 73 (deploy online) is the slowest (~20 mn)
It will warn you again at end of downtime -> press continue.
It will prompt you again to send an upgrade form email -> continue
Press Exit.
New TREX settings
Unless you configure the trex connection on the ISA box, all the B2B. B2C catalog won't work and display an error (new in 2007)
The catalog that you have selected is currently unavailable, try again later.
See
Note: 980678
I don't understand why they don't retrieve this data from the TREX CRM connection as it did in earlier version, now(since 2007) you have to maintain this manually both on the ISA and the CRM box !
Anyway, what you have to do is:
- Use SAGUI to connect to the CRM box and launch transaction SM59(rfc's) go to tcp/ip and find the TREX connection, and note that RFC's name (EX: TRX_RFC_XYZ)
- Start transaction SE37 (edit/run functions) and find "TREX_EXT_SHOW_SERVERS" and run it with those arguments: Server Type = '4', IS_ACTIVE = 'X', RFC: TRX_RFC_XYZ (use the actual RFC name you found in the previous step), run the transaction
- Look at the transaction results, and you should find the TREX connection settings, such as: host: trexdev.corp.com, port: 33101, remember those
Now that we got this data, we need to go put it in visual administrator:
- Start visual administrator and connect to the ISA server (local)
- Browse to SID/server/services/TREX service
- Select "communication.nonproxyhosts" and enter your trex server hostname here (Ex: trexdev.corp.com) and click update
* Select "nameserver.address" and enter a value like: tcpip:<nameserverhost>:<nameserverport> Ex: tcpip://trexdev.corp.com:33101 click Update
- Select "nameserver.backupserverlist" and enter the same data (unless you do have backup trex servers) and click Update
- Press Save (floppy icon) and quit visualadmin
- Restart the sap engine (stopsap,startsap)
Verify all components where updated correctly
Kernel should be at 144
MaxDB should be at 7.7.02
Java components should be at SP15
CRM comps at 6.0 SP2 (except crmdic: 5.0SP12)
Free disk space
Once the upgrade is completed and validated you can do some cleanup.
You can remove the upgrade backup folder
rm -rf /usr/sap/jupgrade_back
and if you need more space you can clean EPS/in as well:
rm -rf /usr/sap/trans/EPS/in/*
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