Getting Started HANAexpress VM
Getting Started HANAexpress VM
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Machine Requirements
Check if your machine has the recommended hardware to successfully install and run the express edition VM image.
JRE 8 - The Download Manager requires JRE 8 or higher.
RAM - 16 GB RAM recommended.
HDD - 120 GB recommended.
Cores - 2 cores (4 recommended).
Hardware Virtualization - (Intel processors only) For Intel processors, virtualization is a BIOS setting known as either Intel Virtualization Technology or Intel VT.
Go to http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/processors/000005486.html to determine if your processor is capable of supporting virtualization. If
virtualization is turned off on your virtualization-capable machine, consult documentation from your machine vendor on how to enable virtualization
technology (or Intel VT) in the BIOS.
The Registration Success page displays. (You will also receive an email indicating successful registration.)
3. At the bottom of the Registration Success page, click the download manager that matches your system: Linux or Windows. If you have a Mac, or another
type of machine, click other for a platform-independent download manager.
4. Save the download manager installation file to your laptop and open it.
5. If Windows prevents the download manager installation file from running, click More info on the warning message and select Run anyway.
7. Click Browse and select a directory where your downloads will be saved.
8. Select one or more of the following packages:
Server only - Downloads hxe.ova ; a basic server-only package.
Server + applications - Downloads hxexsa.ova ; the server plus XSA and Web IDE.
Text analysis files for additional languages - For languages other than English and German, files required for the HANA Text Analysis function. (The text
analysis files for English and German are already included in the Server only and Server + applications packages.)
9. Click the Download button.
2. Browse to the OVA file you downloaded and click Open. The Import Virtual Machine dialog box displays.
3. Accept the defaults and click Import. The VM imports. The import process takes approximately 5 minutes.
4. Power on your VM.
4. When prompted for current (UNIX) password, enter the temporary password again: HXEHana1
5. When prompted for New password, enter a strong password with at least 8 characters. If your password is not strong enough, the system logs you off and
you must log in again.
Tip: Your strong password should contain numbers, upper and lower case letters, and special characters. It cannot contain systematic values, like strings in
ascending or descending numerical or alphabetical order.
Strong password example: 5342_E#1_GcbaFd!
Note: Do not use this password example, since it is public and not secure. This example is for illustrative purposes only and must not be used on your
system. Define your own strong password.
6. When prompted to Retype new password, enter your strong password again.
SAP HANA, express edition is now running.
2. Locate the IP address, listed under the eth0 interface as inet addr.
In the following example, the IP address is 10.7.186.70
You recorded the IP address in tutorial topic Record Your VM's IP Address. A success page displays:
2. Change the passwords of all XSA users: a. Change the XSA_ADMIN user password. Enter:
hdbsql -u XSA_ADMIN p HXEHana1 d SystemDB
Follow the prompts to update the default password. b. Change the XSA_DEV user password. Enter:
hdbsql -u XSA_DEV p HXEHana1 d SystemDB
4. Check for a series of entries beginning with https://<ip address of VM>:30030 . If you see these entries, XSA installed correctly.
5. Enter:
xs target s SAP
7. Check that the application webide shows in the list of XSA applications.
8. Test your Web IDE connection.
On Windows, update the c:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts file.
On Linux and macOS, update /etc/hosts to add the IP address.
Example:
<IP address of the VM> hxehost # <your IP address>
9. Enter the URL for Web IDE in a browser on your laptop. The address is the one that displays in your
xs apps
command output.
Example: https://<hostname>:53075
To
sudo sh -c 'echo <Type your IP Address> $(hostname -f) >> /etc/hosts'
Configure Security
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4. Confirm that the license key was installed by issuing the following command.
3. Add the following entry to the global.ini file using a text editor. (SAP HANA, express edition, comes with the vi and vim text editors.) The
global.ini file is located here: /usr/sap/HXE/SYS/global/hdb/custom/config/global.ini
Add or edit the cryptography section with the following value.
[cryptography]
ssfs_key_file_path = /usr/sap/HXE/SYS/global/hdb/security/ssfs
4. Re-encrypt the system PKI SSFS with a new key - HDB start:
RSEC_SSFS_DATAPATH=/usr/sap/HXE/SYS/global/security/rsecssfs/data
RSEC_SSFS_KEYPATH=/usr/sap/HXE/SYS/global/security/rsecssfs/key rsecssfx changekey $(rsecssfx generatekey -getPlainValueToConsole)
4. Reset the consistency information in the SSFS using the hdbcons program:
cd /usr/sap/HXE/HDB00/exe
./hdbcons "crypto ssfs resetConsistency" -e hdbnameserver
5. After running the hdbcons command you have 20 seconds to rerun the command again to completely rewrite ssfs consistency information:
./hdbcons "crypto ssfs resetConsistency" -e hdbnameserver
6. Change all application keys so that they are encrypted with the new root key by using SAP HANA studio or SAP HANA HDBSQL:
hdbsql -u system -p <YourPassword> -d SystemDB "ALTER SYSTEM APPLICATION ENCRYPTION CREATE NEW KEY"
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