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SAP Router Certificate Update

The document outlines the procedure for renewing an SAP Router, which serves as a proxy to protect SAP networks. Key steps include stopping the router service, backing up files, generating a new certificate, and importing the response into the system. Verification and status checks are also detailed to ensure the router is functioning correctly after the renewal process.

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SAP Router Certificate Update

The document outlines the procedure for renewing an SAP Router, which serves as a proxy to protect SAP networks. Key steps include stopping the router service, backing up files, generating a new certificate, and importing the response into the system. Verification and status checks are also detailed to ensure the router is functioning correctly after the renewal process.

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About SAP Router

It acts as a proxy in a network connection between SAP systems, or between SAP


systems and external networks. A standalone SAP program that protects your SAP
network against unauthorized access .

Procedure for Renewing SAP Router


Stop Router Service.
• Login to SAP Router Server and stop Router service.
Take backup of SAPROUTER files from OS level.
• Take a backup of file in usr/sap/saprouter : Cred_v2, srcert, certreq, [Link]

Also you can take a copy of SAPRouter folder

Generating the certificate.


• Run the following command -

“sapgenpse get_pse -v -r certreq1 -p [Link]”

to generate a certificate in OS level.

• Enter the new PIN for PSE file two times – ******

• Now it will ask to provide your Distinguished Name. Give DSN and press Enter.

CN=*********, OU=0000123456, OU=SAProuter, O=SAP, C=DE


• It will create a new Certificate file “certreq” in the sap router file system.

• Open the file ‘certreq’ and copy the content or code from that file.
• Open Support portal and navigate to SAP Router page where your Router is
configured and click on Submit CSR

• Paste the copied data from here as shown below and hit on Request Certificate.
• Paste it in “srcert” file and save.

• Now run the following command and give the PSE Pin :– ********
[Link] import_own_cert -c srcert -p [Link]

This command will import the response that copied into “srcert” file.

• Now run the following command to create a file “cred_v2”.

sapgenpse seclogin -p [Link] -O <saprouter user>

sapgenpse seclogin -p [Link] -O Administrator


• Verification of the Router can be done by running following command.

sapgenpse get_my_name -v -n Issuer


Start SAP Router service

Post Verification checks.

Validation check in Support Portal

SAPRouter Status check


• Run the command whether the Router is running or not.

Saprouter -l

SAPRouter Validity check


• SAP Router Certificate Validity

sapgenpse get_my_name -n validity

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