Configuring SAP HANA One This guide covers

1. One-time configuration that secures your connection to your SAP HANA One instance and set related User passwords,

2. Sets up a local version of SAP HANA Studio.

Prerequisites:

• Please note the IP address from aws marketplace and host name • Instance is running in AWS console and has passed 2X2 check. • Allow https traffic and add it into inbound rules.

1. Click on security group, it will be different based on your configuration, in this case it is launch-wizard-2.

2. Click on inbound rules of that security group. 3. Click on edit button 4. Click on add rule and add HTTPS rule to allow inbound traffic from the IP address you

want.

• Use Google Chrome (version 24 or higher) or Firefox Mozilla (version 18 or higher) web browser

Assign an Elastic IP Address Assigning an Amazon EC2 Elastic IP Address (EIP) to your AWS instance eases the administration of SAP HANA

One. Elastic IP addresses are static IP addresses that can be assigned to your instance and can also quickly be re-mapped to replacement instances if needed.

1. Log into the AWS console. 2. Select Elastic IPs from the left hand side of the page.

3. Select Allocate New Address and choose the network topology from the EIP used inlist that matches

the network topology of your SAP HANA Portal instance.

Important: If you deploy your instance into the EC2 classic topology, the Elastic IP address becomes unmapped when you stop your instance. Make a note of the IP address and re-map it each time you restart your instance. If you deployed your HANA instance into a Virtual private cloud, the Elastic IP address remains mapped unless you manually un-map it.

4. Select Associate Address and choose your AWS SAP HANA instance from the Instance list.

Configure SAP HANA One Prerequisites:

• Google Chrome (version 24 or higher) or Firefox Mozilla (version 18 or higher) web browser • Log on to the SAP HANA One Portal Console. To get to the Portal Console type the elastic IP

address, or the public DNS name, example: https://<IP-address> (use https) of your SAP HANA One Portal instance in the address bar of an internet browser.

• Wait till Initial HANA settings are updated and you see screen shown below

3. Enter the Access Key ID and Secret Access Key to validate your credentials.

5. Read the End User License Agreement (EULA) and click I Accept.

6. Set the SAP HANA One Portal Console password and click Setup HANA Portal.

7. Wait until you see the screen as shown below and wait for “click to configure HANA” link to unable. It will take about a minute for first time.

8. Click to configure and follow the steps.

a. AWS credentials

b. HANA Passwords - hdbadm and SYSTEM passwords (follow the password guidelines). Keep the

checkbox checked.

9. Click to configure and configuration will start, once done hana is ready to use. NOTE: if password is not setup correctly for hana user or if the hana is not starting up correctly. Please reboot the instance and reset the hana database password.

Install and Configure SAP HANA Studio SAP HANA Studio is available to download from within your SAP HANA One Console. Use SAP HANA Studio to build SAP HANA applications as well as monitor and maintain your cloud instance.

Prerequisites:

• Your SYSTEM password • Google Chrome (version 24 or higher) or Firefox Mozilla (version 18 or higher) web browser

Procedure: 1. Log on to the SAP HANA One Portal Console. To get to the Portal Console type the elastic IP address or the public DNS name of your SAP HANA One Portal instance in the address bar of an internet browser.

2. Click on the IP address of the respective HANA instance you wish to work with, this will open a new browser tab for SAP HANA One Instance Console page.

3. Go to Downloads. From the HANA One Downloads tab, download the SAP HANA Studio for your operating system.

4. Run the downloaded hdbsetup.exe file to install SAP HANA Studio.

5. Launch SAP HANA Studio from the Start menu

Configure HANA Studio

1. For HANA One, add the following entry to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

<EIP> hanaserver hanaserver.compute-1.amazonaws.com

Example: xx.xx.xx.xxhanaserver hanaserver.compute-1.amazonaws.com Where xx.xx.xx.xx is the EIP (Elastic IP). EIP is the Elastic IP or Public name of your HANA One server.

Note: This step is required to allow Studio to be fully functional on Microsoft Windows. Add one entry at a time. For HANA One this step is no longer necessary once you upgrade HANA version. The following steps are done automatically when you upgrade HANA within HANA One. However, if you change your IP or DNS name, you need to make the changes manually in the HANA Studio.

o In the administration editor of HANA Studio, choose the Configuration tab. A list of all configuration files appears.

o Expand the global.ini configuration file. o Select the section public_hostname_resolution and from the context menu choose Add

Parameter. The Add Parameter Wizard opens. o Choose Next and enter the values map_<servername> in the Key field and your IP or public

DNS in the Value field. For example, set the values as Key: map_hanaserver, Value: xx.xx.xx.xx if you use an IP address including an Elastic IP. If you use DNS as the value it could be ec2-xx-xx-xx- xx.compute-1.amazonaws.com

2. Launch the HANA studio and select Add System from the right-click menu.

3. Enter the Elastic IP Address or the Hostname of your SAP HANA AWS instance.

4. Enter the SAP HANA Database user name and password and click Finish. Check in SAP HANA studio for connection status of HANA.