SAP LOAD BALANCING

Logon Load Balancing

Anand Munuswamy

Logon Load Balancing Overview

Unit Overview

This unit describes the basic overview of logon load balancing, Logon workgroups, How to configure logon groups, checking the logon load balancing and performance

Unit Objective

After completing this unit, you will be able to :

1. Describe the basic overview of logon load balancing

2. Describe the use of logon groups and configuration

3. Describe and check the logon load balancing and performance

4. Describe and use of Personalization

5. Creating icons for workgroups and application Servers

Illustration: Logon Load Balancing

or or

Illustration: Logon Workgroups

Logon Group “PUBLIC”

Server A

HR+FI/CO

Server B

HR+FI/CO

Server C

HR+FI/CO

Server D

HR+FI/CO

Configuration below for Logon Load Balancing is not as good because servers are available to all applications.

This Logon Load Balancing configuration is good because the servers are assigned to specific applications.

Logon Group “HR”

Server A

HR

Server B

HR

Logon Group“FI/CO”

Server C

FI/CO

Server D

FI/CO

Illustration: Configuring Logon Groups in R/3

Illustration: Creating a new Workgroup

Illustration: Recommendations for Logon Groups

Production Planning

or

Illustration: Checking the Logon Load

Illustration: Stored Performance Results

Illustration: SAP Logon Menu

Illustration: PC Install Configuration

Choose Option

Illustration: Creating icons to available Workgroups

Illustration: Creating icons for Application Servers

sapmsg.ini

Illustration: Important SAP Logon Menu Files

services

saproute.ini

saplogon.ini