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7 Angle brackets indicate that you replace these words and characters with appropriate entries to make entries in the system. EXAMPLE TEXT Keys on the keyboard, for example, F2 or ENTER. Installation Guide Search and Classification ( trex ) 3. May 2006. Contents Installing Search and Classification ( trex ) .. 6. Implementation Considerations .. 7. Naming 10. Checklists for the Installation .. 11. Installation with HTTP Connection .. 12. Installation with RFC Connection .. 13. Installation with HTTP and RFC 15. Server Side .. 17. Installation Planning .. 17. Hardware and Software Requirements .. 17. Required Documentation .. 22. Installation 23. Information on Installing Multiple trex 23. Preparing the System for SAPinst 24. Creating a 25.

8 Checking Disk 26. Installation .. 28. Installing with SAPinst .. 28. Entries for the Installation .. 31. Post-Installation 37. General UNIX Configuration .. 37. Configuring trex Automatic Start .. 37. Setting Environment 39. Checking and Changing UNIX Kernel 40. General Windows 43. Checking Performance Settings for the Operating System .. 43. General trex Configuration .. 44. Activating Python 44. Changing the Index and Queue 46. Configuration of the HTTP 47. Changing the Web Server Address .. 47. Only Windows: Configuring IIS .. 47. Only Windows: Checking Permissions for the trex Directory .. 49. Configuration of the RFC 51. Configuring the Number of Registered RFC Servers .. 51. Activating Queue Server 53. Changing the Connection Parameters of the RFC 54.

9 Installation Guide Search and Classification ( trex ) 4. May 2006. Client 55. Java Application (HTTP Connection) .. 55. Specifying the Address of the trex Name 55. Checking Proxy 56. ABAP Application (RFC Connection) .. 57. Creating an RFC 57. Creating an RFC Destination with Activation Type 58. Creating a Search Server 61. Installation 63. Checking 63. Executing an Installation Test Script .. 64. Additional Information .. 65. 65. Information on SAPinst .. 65. Troubleshooting during the installation .. 65. Continuing an Interrupted Installation .. 66. Handling the CD 68. Creating a Web Site Manually (Only Windows).. 69. Checking an RFC Connection .. 70. Controlling a SAPinst Installation from a Remote Machine .. 71. Starting SAPinst GUI 72.

10 Starting SAPinst on the Remote Host .. 73. Starting and Stopping trex on UNIX .. 74. Starting the trex Daemon .. 74. Stopping the trex Daemon .. 74. Starting and Stopping Individual trex 75. Starting and Stopping trex on Windows .. 76. Starting the trex Daemon .. 76. Stopping the trex Daemon .. 76. Starting and Stopping Individual trex 77. Uninstalling trex .. 78. Installation Guide Search and Classification ( trex ) 5. Installing Search and Classification ( trex ) May 2006. Installing Search and Classification ( trex ) Purpose This guide describes the installation of Search and Classification ( trex ) SR1 (support release). The target group of the guide consists of system administrators and consultants. The guide is structured as follows: Implementation Considerations [Page 7] explains what you need to take into account before the installation.