Solution : https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/798500 (SAP Service marketplace login required)
Summary :
Following an SAP system copy, it is essential to handle the target system's configuration to ensure proper system separation and data security. The target system, duplicating both the repository definition table (transaction OAC0) and private key security environment (PSE) from the source system, has default access to the source system’s repositories. Removal of repositories should be performed cautiously; deleting repository definitions in OAC0 without removing associated data from the content server can risk accidental deletion of source system data. Necessary post-copy actions include changing the content server hostnames in OAC0, generating new PSE for target systems using transactions PSEMAINT or STRUST, maintaining AdminSecurity, and ensuring unique administrative passwords across servers to secure data integrity and access.
Key words :
administrative accounts arelocally unique, avoid unauthorized document accesses, private key security environment, sap db orfile system, remove unused repositories safely, terms sap content server, system copy immediately change, private key securityenvironment, remove unused repositories, fact immediately deletes
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