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• Application Platform with an ABAP kernel for SAP built applications.  +
• Application Platform with an JAVA kernel for SAP built applications.  +
• Central logging for SAP Applications.  +
• Central monitoring for SAP Applications.  +
• Connection between SAP GmbH and the SAP applications at the customer.  +
• Enables input of control information and data from an end-user.  +
• '''S'''imple '''N'''etwork '''M'''anagemen … '''S'''imple '''N'''etwork '''M'''anagement '''P'''rotocol (SNMP) </br></br>A version of a widely used network monitoring and control protocol, superseded in 2004 by SNMP v3. The IETF considers this version v2 to be "obsolete" or "historical". The v2 version of the SNMP protocol had an (overly) complex party-based security model, which resulted in the creation of a subversion SNMPv2c which has a simpler security model (much like v3). When SNMPv2 is referred to, usually SNMPv2c is meant. is referred to, usually SNMPv2c is meant.  +
• An ABAP or Java-based SAP system runs on t … An ABAP or Java-based SAP system runs on top of the SAP Web Application Server. This software serves as an abstraction layer between the underlying operating system and database system to the ABAP or Java applications. The applications then are coded and run in an OS and DB-independent manner. The execution environment of the applications is often referred to as a Runtime system.</br></br>Thus, the kernel of an SAP system consists of all native programs and dynamic libraries that are required for launching the Runtime, executing ABAP or Java codes, communicating with the outside world of the application server like OS, DB and network. These native binaries can be categorized through different aspects:</br>* DB-dependent vs. DB-independent: While all native binaries are OS-specific, they can be grouped in either database-dependent or independent manner. Mostly there are numerous database management systems available for a particular Operating System. The DB-dependent part -- which is small in size -- presents the abstraction layer to the particular database system and the DB-independent part -- which makes up the vast majority of all native codes -- presents the abstraction layer to the rest of the outside world.</br>* Unicode vs. Non-Unicode: Depending on users' requirement, an SAP system supports data encoding either as Unicode or as non-Unicode. Since the processing of Unicode data and non-Unicode data respectively are slightly different, the kernel binaries are compiled accordingly.</br>* Primary vs. subsidiary: Some of the kernel binaries are permanently loaded in the memory when the system is running. We call them primary. In other words, without the primary codes, the system is not functioning. Contrary to the primary programs, the subsidiary programs provide tools and services which are used occasionally, no matter whether the system is running or not, in terms of OS and DB abstraction. </br>Before 2004, SAP applications had their own version of the kernel. As of 2004, all SAP application use the same kernel., all SAP application use the same kernel.  +
• An SMTP-compatible mail transfer agent (MT … An SMTP-compatible mail transfer agent (MTA) is an MTA ("mail server") that transfers e-mails, as long as they are offered over SMTP. Specification of this Element means that the designer is free to choose any Mail Transfer Agent (s)he likes, as long as it fully supports SMTP. likes, as long as it fully supports SMTP.  +
• An instance of this Pattern Variant supports local security to a facility or device. It offers a means for entities to identify or authenticate themselves, and offers authorization services for actions on local resources.  +
• Any mobile device that can store digital i … Any mobile device that can store digital information must adhere to the following guideline:</br>* if the device is a Company Owned & Controlled Device (COCD), then it must use strong encryption when storing any form of company data;</br>* if the device is '''not''' COCD, then it is not allowed to store company data at all.t is not allowed to store company data at all.  +
• Any realization of an infrastructure servi … Any realization of an infrastructure service or function that's storing data must support a portability for this data that's proportional to its volume, currency and importance to the organization.</br></br>Every realization of a service or function will eventually be phased out. Unless the data in this realization is volatile, obsolete, or unimportant, the data will have to be ported to a new realization of the service. To this end, the data must be exported from the current system, conserving as much as possible the (meta)data and correlation, and then imported in the new system, again conserving (meta)data and correlation. All (meta)data and correlation that's lost will either remain lost, or must be recreated in the new system using labour, customization and/or conversion, increasing cost (in money, time, and/or risk).</br></br>The more data portability a realization has, the less cost will be involved when changing the realization.</br></br>Data portability is especially relevant when outsourcing parts of the infrastructure. If the supplier of the infrastructure service fails, or if the quality of their service doesn't suffice, then the service may need to be outsourced to another party, or maybe even be insourced again. Lack of sufficient data portability will then present a significant additional cost.hen present a significant additional cost.  +
• Application Platform with an ABAP and JAVA kernel for SAP built applications.  +
• Central User administration is the SAP app … Central User administration is the SAP application that enables you to maintain user master records centrally in one system. Changes to the information are then automatically distributed to the child systems. This means that you have an overview in the central system of all user data in the entire system landscape. user data in the entire system landscape.  +
• Deployment of customization, ABAP and JAVA programs for SAP Applications through the SAP landscape.  +
• Enables output of interface information to the end-user. This variant is used to accommodate User Workspaces where the screen (a variant of User Input) provides the User Output functionality at the same time.  +
• Facilities in the "Distribution Point" env … Facilities in the "Distribution Point" environment support the automation of storage and end-point delivery of groceries. Some facilities from the Working Area Server are located here (in a distributed form) in order to minimize the networking capacity that is needed. Examples of those facilities are Mail Stores, Print Queues and Document Management provisions.Queues and Document Management provisions.  +
• In the "Mobile Office" Environment, it is … In the "Mobile Office" Environment, it is possible to access ArchiSurance IT resources by means of a facilities kit that can be moved easily and is equipped with wireless connectivity solutions that are widely supported. These are employed to support "on location" activities, decreasing the need for travelling to and from ArchiSurance offices. Some facilities kits are deployed from specially prepared flying cases, others are built in special vans.</br></br>Examples within ArchiSurance: Auction halls, trade fairs, et cetera.ce: Auction halls, trade fairs, et cetera.  +