Protect4S - VM User Guide

Protect4S - VM User Guide
Introduction
Pre-conditions and installation
Protect4S VM Software Installation
- Add-On Installation, import support packages and upgrade
- Installation post-processing
Create Protect4S VM users and roles
Check and set Application settings
Protect4S VM Menu
Execute the Quick setup
- Company
- Systems
  Creating an ABAP system
  Creating a JAVA system
  Creating a BusinessObjects BI system
  Creating a HANA standalone system
  Creating a SAP Web Dispatcher system
  Creating a SAProuter system
  Creating a SAP Cloud Connector system
  SAPControl security settings
Create a project
- New project
- New Scan
Check Template
Contact persons and Scan subscription
- Contact persons
- Scan subscriptions
Reports
Mitigation of Vulnerabilities
- Mitigation menu
Check exemptions
SIEM Interface
Integration
- Incident Management
Information and support
Deinstallation
Appendix A: Troubleshooting Satellite System connection issues
Appendix B: Installation database libraries
Appendix C: satellite system Communication Ports
Appendix D: Protect4S VM SICF Services
Appendix E: using a server group
Appendix F System context
Appendix G DNS resolving
Appendix H Dump in Scan subsciptions
Appendix I HTTPURLLOC table
Appendix J - Risk Matrix
Appendix K - Short dump function module "PFL_GET_SINGLE_PARAMETER" not found
FAQs
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Creating a HANA standalone system

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HANA standalone Setup

SAP HANA standalone systems can also be configured as a source system. To connect a HANA standalone system; select the System Type "HANA Standalone" when creating a new system.

In the next screens of the System wizard, supply the connection parameters: Mandatory are an for this connection and a .

HANA Database user