SAP GUI 7.20 Security Rules - How to 'Always Allow' Everything?
Solution 1
These registry entries need to be added:
32bit PC’s:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\SAP\SAPGUI Front\SAP Frontend Server\Security
DWORD key SecurityLevel with a value of 0 DWORD key DefaultAction with a value of 0
64bit PC’s:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\SAP\SAPGUI Front\SAP Frontend Server\Security
DWORD key SecurityLevel with a value of 0 DWORD key DefaultAction with a value of 0
The SAP GUI Security Manual implies that this option is reset to default whenever a patch is applied to the SAP GUI.
Solution 2
In case you're an user without administrative privileges (no access to the registry, such as a corporate computer), you can open the SAP GUI client, click on the SAP menu icon (in the top-left corner of the SAP Logon window) and choose Options
. In the dialog, go to Security->Security settings
and change the option Security Module->Status
to Disabled
.
You may also choose the status to be Customized
and click the Security Configuration Dialog
button and change the Default Action
option to Allow
.
Be wary though, because disabling security checks are there for a reason, and allowing everything is a big risk in case something goes wrong.
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Alexander Konstantinov
Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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Alexander Konstantinov over 1 year
The SAP GUI 7.20 comes with a list of security rules.
What is the best way to allow all access so that user's wont get any security prompts? I need a solution that can be applied to many users.
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Admin almost 12 yearsThanks after half day of investigation, uninstall/reinstall 5 times, delete manually registry and directory still the same, until I read your post :D Not it works perfectly
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Alexander Konstantinov almost 12 yearsFeel free to vote up ;-)