Component: BC-NET
Component Name: Network Infrastructure
Description: An address with which two programs communicate with each other using a network at TCP/IP level. The initiating program needs to know: The IP address of the host on which the other program is running Which port the other program uses A TCP/IP communication can be described uniquely as IP address 1 - port number 1 <-> port number 2 - IP address 2. 'Well-known ports' have a known number such as Telnet communcation always runs through port 23. SAProuter uses port 3299 default.
Key Concepts: A port is a logical connection point for sending and receiving data on a network. In the context of SAP, ports are used to connect to the SAP system and enable communication between the system and external applications. The BC-NET Network Infrastructure component of SAP provides a range of ports that can be used for different types of communication. How to use it: The BC-NET Network Infrastructure component of SAP provides a range of ports that can be used for different types of communication. These ports can be configured in the SAP system to enable communication with external applications. The ports can also be used to connect to the SAP system from remote locations. Tips & Tricks: When configuring ports in the SAP system, it is important to ensure that the correct port is used for the type of communication required. It is also important to ensure that the port is secure and not accessible from outside sources. Related Information: For more information on configuring ports in the SAP system, refer to the official SAP documentation on BC-NET Network Infrastructure.
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