How To Protect Special Users In SAP
Default Passwords for Special Users
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User
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Description
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Client
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Default Password
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SAP*
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SAP Net Weaver AS system super user
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000, 001, all new clients
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Hard-coded password is PASS.
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DDIC
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ABAP dictionary and software logistics super user
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000, 001
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Master password set during installation.
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EARLYWATCH
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Dialog user for the Early Watch service in client 066
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066
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Master password set during installation.
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SAPCPIC
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User for remote connections to legacy SAP systems (4.5)
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000, 001, all new clients
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ADMIN
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TMSADM
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User for transport management system (TMS)
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000
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Master password set during installation.
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Since above users have standard names and passwords, you must secure them against unauthorized use by outsiders who know of their existence.
How to protect SAP*
It is not possible to delete the SAP* user. The suggested measure is to create a new super-user account with a complex password, and deactivatethe SAP* default account.
This can be done by activating the profile parameterlogin/no_automatic_user_sap* or login/no_automatic_user_sapstar.
Even though the SAP* account is being deactivated, the default password for this account must be changed.
How to protect DDIC
As for the DDIC user, this account cannot be deleted or deactivated either. And therefore, the best protection is to change its default password.
How to protect EARLYWATCH
The EARLYWATCH account is used specifically for the Early Watch service, and its password must be changed, and the account locked out. It should be unlocked when required, and re-locked after use.
How to protect SAPCPIC
The SAPCPIC user can be either disable or its default password can be changed. Either method involves disabling certain functionality. Therefore, this is an organization-specific issue where the functionality required will decide which method is best.
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