C_CPI Integration Suite Development Practice Question
An integration developer needs to configure the Cloud Connector to enable secure connectivity between SAP Cloud Integration and an on-premise system. Which TWO actions must be performed? (Choose two.)
⚠ Common exam trap
Test-takers frequently confuse the Cloud Connector configuration with the destination configuration in SAP BTP, which are separate steps.
Answer choices
Why each option matters
Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.
Correct answer & explanation
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Add the on-premise system as an accessible resource in the Cloud Connector.
To enable secure connectivity via Cloud Connector, you must install and configure it on-premise and then add the on-premise systems as accessible resources. These two steps establish the secure tunnel and define what can be accessed. Other actions like destinations or location IDs are part of the broader setup but are not direct Cloud Connector configuration tasks.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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Configure the SAP Cloud Integration tenant to use the Cloud Connector's location ID.
Why it's wrong here
While the location ID is used in the Cloud Connector configuration, the SAP Cloud Integration tenant does not need to be explicitly configured with it. The Cloud Connector itself is configured with the location ID, and the tenant uses it implicitly through the destination or adapter configuration. This is not a mandatory action for the Cloud Connector setup.
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Add the on-premise system as an accessible resource in the Cloud Connector.
Why this is correct
In the Cloud Connector administration UI, you must define which on-premise systems and resources (such as HTTP services or RFC functions) are accessible from the cloud. This involves specifying the virtual host and port mapping. Without this step, the cloud cannot reach the on-premise system, making it essential for connectivity.
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Install and configure the Cloud Connector on a host in the on-premise network.
Why this is correct
The Cloud Connector must be installed and configured on a system within the on-premise network to establish a secure tunnel to SAP Cloud Integration. It acts as a reverse proxy, allowing cloud applications to access on-premise services without exposing them to the internet. This is a mandatory step for enabling connectivity.
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Create a destination in SAP BTP Cockpit that points to the on-premise system.
Why it's wrong here
Creating a destination in SAP BTP Cockpit is necessary for cloud applications to call on-premise systems, but it is not a configuration step of the Cloud Connector itself. The question asks for actions to configure the Cloud Connector, so this is not the correct action. Destinations are configured separately in the BTP subaccount.
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Deploy a connectivity proxy in the SAP BTP subaccount.
Why it's wrong here
A connectivity proxy is not required for Cloud Connector integration. The Cloud Connector establishes a secure tunnel directly to SAP BTP, and the connectivity service handles the communication. Deploying a separate proxy is unnecessary and not part of the standard configuration steps.
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