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Essential SAProuter Commands Guide

SAProuter is a tool for secure communication between SAP systems and external networks, with various commands for managing its operation. Key commands include starting and stopping the service, displaying router information, loading a new route table, and toggling trace mode. Additional commands allow for soft shutdowns, canceling routes, and dumping internal buffers for diagnostics.

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Essential SAProuter Commands Guide

SAProuter is a tool for secure communication between SAP systems and external networks, with various commands for managing its operation. Key commands include starting and stopping the service, displaying router information, loading a new route table, and toggling trace mode. Additional commands allow for soft shutdowns, canceling routes, and dumping internal buffers for diagnostics.

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SAP ROUTER

SAProuter is an essential tool for secure communication between


SAP systems and external networks. Below is a comprehensive list of
commonly used SAProuter commands with their descriptions:

1. Starting SAProuter

saprouter -r
Starts the SAProuter service. Ensure the route table and
configuration are correctly set up before executing this command.

2. Stopping SAProuter

saprouter -s
Stops the SAProuter service gracefully.

3. Soft Shutdown

saprouter -p
Performs a soft shutdown, allowing active connections to complete
before stopping the service.

4. Router Information

saprouter -l
Displays current status, active connections, and routing details for
SAProuter.

5. Load a New Route Table

saprouter -n
Reloads the route table dynamically without restarting the
SAProuter.

6. Toggle Trace Mode

saprouter -t
Turns the trace mode on or off to assist in debugging or logging
purposes.

7. Cancel Route

saprouter -c
Cancels an active route connection from the SAProuter.
8. Dump Buffers

saprouter -d
Dumps the contents of internal buffers for diagnostic and
troubleshooting purposes.

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