With the move of SAP systems from on-Premise to the Cloud, hybrid scenarios are becoming more prevalent. One such scenario arises when the SAP Content Server remains located on-Premise, and needs to be published to the Internet so that it can be reac...
In the following text, "Content Server" always refers to both Content Server and Cache Server.
After a long period of little development, the successor of SAP Content Server 6.50 has been released end of 2019: Content Server 7.53.
The major differe...
There are essentially two ways to install a standalone SAP Web Dispatcher instance for the Windows Operating System. The standard way uses the SAPinst tool from SAP's Software Provisioning Manager. This method will create an instance with the typica...
Web Dispatcher installations typically come in two variants: with and without SAP Start Service. The availability of command line control tools is slightly different between these two installation types. In this article, I want to explore some of ...
September 9, 2014SAP Note 2010948 obsoletes the scenario described in this article. Web Dispatcher 7.4 and higher has now built-in capabilities to serve multiple systems based on virtual host names. I recommend to use Web Dispatcher 7.41.SAP Web Disp...
Hi Ivan,I assume you have already obtained a CA trusted certificate. You can then follow SAP KBA 3057143 - How to import CA response certificate chain into web dispatcher. The procedures described in that KBA are also applicable to Content Server 7.5...
Hi Daniel,
There are no compatibility issues and upgrading is not mandatory. However, if for whatever reason a new installation of the CS were required (e.g. moving to new infrastructure), it would be complete non-sense to install CS 6.50.
Best,
To...
Hi Andreas,
Nice article! The current Content Server release is 7.53 which does no longer require Apache and should be equally suited to run as Docker image (see SAP Notes 719971 and 2786364).
Best,
Tobias
