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Co-authored-by: Esther Fan <[email protected]>

Author: microsoft-dustin

articles/logic-apps/connectors/sap.md

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 ### IP-based connections to SAP Message Server (load-balanced configuration)
 
 If you specify an IP address to connect to an SAP Message Server, for example, a load balancer, the connection might still fail with an error message similar to **"hostname SAPDBSERVER01.example.com unknown"**. The message server instructs the SAP connector to use a hostname for the connection to the backend SAP Application Server, or the server behind the load balancer. If DNS can't resolve the hostname, the connection fails.
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 For this problem, the following workarounds or solutions exist:
 
 - Make sure that the client making the connection, such as the computer with the on-premises data gateway for the SAP connector or the ISE connector host for the ISE-based SAP connector, can resolve the hostnames returned by the message server.
--  In the transaction named **RZ11**, change or add the SAP setting named **ms/lg_with_hostname=0**.
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+- In the transaction named **RZ11**, change or add the SAP setting named **ms/lg_with_hostname=0**.
 
 #### Problem context or background
 
 SAP upgraded their .NET connector (NCo) to version 3.1, which changed the way that the connector requests connections to backend servers from message servers. The connector now uses a new API for application server resolution by the message server unless you force the connector to use the previous API through the setting named **ms/lg_with_hostname=0`**. For more information, see [SAP KB Article 3305039 - SMLG IP Address setting not considered during Logon Group login](https://me.sap.com/notes/3305039/E).
-forced into the older API by the `ms/lg_with_hostname=0` setting. See [SAP KB Article 3305039 - SMLG IP Address setting not considered during Logon Group login](https://me.sap.com/notes/3305039/E) for further information.
 
 ## Prerequisites