Cloud Connector starts a handshake with SAP Cloud Platform and establishes a secure
SSL connection with the server where your on-demand applications are configured.
To set up the initial configuration, enter the following:
Landscape Host: Your SCP Host Name.
Account Name: ID from SCP Account/Tenant.
Account User: Cloud Connector Admin Username.
Password: Password of the ID.
No requests are passed from Cloud to back-end systems. To allow on-demand
applications access back-end systems, Configure Access Control.
Note: The internal
network must allow access to the port. Specific configuration for opening
the respective port(s) depends on the firewall software used. The default
ports are 80 for HTTP and 443 for HTTPS. For RFC
communication, you need to open a gateway port (default: 33+<instance
number>and an arbitrary message server port. For a connection to a HANA
Database (on SAP Cloud Platform) via JDBC, you need to open an arbitrary
outbound port in your network. Mail (SMTP) communication is not
supported.
To change proxy settings (for example, if the company
firewall rules have changed), go to Settings menu. Some proxy servers
require credentials for authentication.
Once the initial setup is completed successfully, the connection to the Cloud
endpoint is opened.Figure 1. Cloud endpoint