Migrate saprouter from one machine to other machine (same ip n’ hostname, from windows to windows)
Copy all of the active saprouter folder in old machine to the new machine
In this step, make sure all files copied to new machine (same directory).
Set user environment
Go to the Control Panel > System, then choose “Advanced” tab and click button “Environment Variables”.
click new at user variables and insert following variable :
LIBPATH : <drive:\><path_ntintel>, ex : C:\saprouter\ntintel
PATH : <drive:\><path_saprouter.exe>, ex : C:\saprouter
SECUDIR : <drive:\><path_ntintel>, ex : C:\saprouter\ntintel
SNC_LIB : <drive:\><path_sapcrypto.dll>, ex : C:\saprouter\ntintel\sapcrypto.dll
Create SAProuter service (in directory saprouter)
This command for create service SAProuter (must have ntscmgr.exe) :
ntscmgr install SAProuter -b C:\saprouter\saprouter.exe -p “service -r <parameter>”
Change Logon User at Service SAPRouter Properties
Go to the Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services (Right Click then choose Properties)
Choose “Log On” tab
Make sure this account same with account which you add new environment. In this case, our account is sapuser.
Copy part of services file which contains sap* from old machine to new machine
services file can be access : C:\WINDOWS\System32\drivers\etc (XP), copy text in services file which contains text sap* to services file in new machine, for example :
sapdp01 3201/tcp # SAP System Dispatcher Port
sapdp01s 4701/tcp # SAP System Dispatcher Security Port
sapgw01 3301/tcp # SAP System Gateway Central Instance Port
sapgw01s 4801/tcp # SAP System Gateway Security Port
sapmsX01 3601/tcp # SAP System Message Port
sapdp02 3202/tcp
sapdp00 3200/tcp
sapdp99 3299/tcp
sapgw99 3399tcp
Test Start your SAProuter at new machine
if successfully start, status change to “Started”
NB : Please test again, what’s connection from outside can be connect to your SAP system.
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