This guide describes how to analyze the Microsoft Exchange integration with SAP Enterprise Portal 6.0

Checklist:

Check MSX-A component setup

• Check MS Outlook setup
  Is the correct version of Microsoft Outlook installed on the IIS server?
  Is Microsoft Outlook configured to access Microsoft Exchange Server?
  Do I have the correct version of Microsoft Exchange Server?

• Check IIS setup
  Can ASP applications run on the IIS?
  Is the MS Exchange server in the same windows logon domain as the IIS server?
  Do users have sufficient rights to execute the MSX-Acomponent?
  Have the MSX-A components been registered?
  Does the setup work with the test application?
  Is Kerberos SSO enabled?
  Do OWA iViews work with SSO?
  Is the MSX-A component configured on the backend server hosting the Kerberos components?

Check portal setup

• Is the user set up correctly?
• Is the IIS configuration mapped correctly?
• Can the IIS server be reached using the host name from the portal?
• Is the integration functioning?

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SAP Enterprise Portal – Human Face of the system.

SAP Enterprise Portal gives access to data and functions of various systems in one place, according to user’s role, whether it is a company’s employee, its partner or collaborator.

Download the Enterprise Portal PDF white paper which answers some general questions on SAP EP.

SAP Enterprise Portal System Administration material.

Rapidshare Download links

SAPEP – SAP NetWeaver Portal Fundamentals
ADM200 – Administration AS Java
EP200 – SAP NetWeaver Portal System Administration
EP300 – Configuration of Knowledge Management and Collaboration
EP600 – Configuration of the Universal Worklist
SAP Enterprise Portal Implementation and Operation Part1
SAP Enterprise Portal Implementation and Operation Part1
Managing Enterprise Portal Content