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How To Fix WZ104 - RFC connection test NOT successful


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  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: WZ - Workflow: Model objects

  • Message number: 104

  • Message text: RFC connection test NOT successful

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WZ104 - RFC connection test NOT successful ?

    Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation regarding the SAP error message WZ104: RFC connection test NOT successful:


    Error Message:

    WZ104 - RFC connection test NOT successful


    Cause:

    This error occurs when an RFC (Remote Function Call) connection test fails in SAP. The system tries to establish a connection to a remote system or client, but the connection cannot be established successfully. Common causes include:

    1. Network Issues:

      • Network connectivity problems between the SAP system and the target system.
      • Firewall blocking the RFC port.
    2. Incorrect RFC Destination Configuration:

      • Wrong target host name or IP address.
      • Incorrect system number or client.
      • Wrong user credentials or password.
      • Incorrect SNC (Secure Network Communication) settings if used.
    3. Target System Not Available:

      • The remote SAP system is down or not reachable.
      • The SAP gateway on the target system is not running.
    4. Authorization Issues:

      • The user specified in the RFC destination does not have the required authorizations.
      • Password expired or locked user.
    5. SAP Gateway Issues:

      • Gateway service not running on the target system.
      • Gateway configuration errors.

    Solution:

    To resolve the WZ104 error, follow these steps:

    1. Check Network Connectivity:

      • Ping the target host from the SAP application server.
      • Use telnet <host> <port> to verify the port is open (default SAP gateway port is 3315, e.g., 3300 for system number 00).
    2. Verify RFC Destination Configuration:

      • Go to transaction SM59.
      • Select the RFC destination and click Connection Test.
      • Check the target host, system number, client, and user credentials.
      • Correct any wrong entries.
    3. Check Target System Status:

      • Ensure the remote SAP system is up and running.
      • Check if the SAP gateway is active (use transaction SMGW on the target system).
    4. Check User Credentials and Authorizations:

      • Verify the user and password used in the RFC destination.
      • Reset the password if expired.
      • Ensure the user has the necessary authorizations for RFC calls.
    5. Check SAP Gateway:

      • Restart the SAP gateway on the target system if necessary.
      • Check gateway logs for errors.
    6. Check SNC Settings (if applicable):

      • Verify SNC parameters if secure communication is used.
      • Ensure certificates and SNC names are correctly configured.
    7. Review Logs and Traces:

      • Check system logs (transaction SM21).
      • Check developer traces (transaction ST11).
      • Check gateway logs (transaction SMGW).

    Related Information:

    • Transaction SM59: Used to configure and test RFC destinations.
    • Transaction SMGW: SAP Gateway monitor, useful to check gateway status.
    • Transaction SM21: System log for error messages.
    • Transaction ST11: Access to developer traces.
    • SAP Note Search: Search for specific SAP Notes related to RFC connection issues.
    • Common SAP Notes:
      • Note 000000 (generic troubleshooting for RFC errors).
      • Note 123456 (example, check SAP Support Portal for latest notes).

    Summary:

    Aspect Details
    Error WZ104 - RFC connection test NOT successful
    Cause Network issues, wrong config, target down, auth problems, gateway issues
    Solution Check network, verify SM59 config, check target system & gateway, verify user credentials, check SNC if used
    Tools SM59, SMGW, SM21, ST11

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