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Configure your network components to ensure proper communication between UiPath and SAP in cloud commercial and public sector deployments.
Network components are a Cloud Commercial feature, as well as a Cloud Public Sector feature.
For web service connection
To ensure the integration between UiPath and SAP works as expected, you must establish proper network communication between the two systems:
- The integration uses the same communication channel and call structure in both directions, so there is no distinction between inbound and outbound traffic.
- Communication from UiPath to the SAP system occurs over HTTPS, so the corresponding HTTPS port (typically 443) must be open.
- The SAP system must have a valid, publicly trusted SSL certificate installed to support secure communication.
- You must allow the following outbound IP ranges used by UiPath in your network configuration to enable communication with Test Manager.
Outbound IP ranges for web service connection
Outbound IP ranges are a Cloud Commercial feature.
The list of allowed IPs can be consulted in the Test Manager section of the Configuring firewall topic.
For RFC connection
For RFC connections between UiPath and your SAP system, you must allow the following IP addresses in your network configuration.
The integration uses standard SAP communication ports: 33xx and 32xx, where xx is your SAP instance number.
Outbound IP ranges for RFC connection
Outbound IP ranges are a Cloud Commercial feature.
The list of allowed IPs can be consulted in the Test Manager section of the Configuring firewall topic.