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docs/1-connectivity-documentation/cloud-connector-e6c7616.md

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**Connecting On-Premises Database Tools to SAP HANA Databases**
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> ### Restriction:
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> This scenario is only available for the Neo environment.
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![](images/SCC_Intro_2_ded00cb.png)
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1. Install and configure the Cloud Connector: [Installation](installation-57ae3d6.md), [Initial Configuration](initial-configuration-db9170a.md), [Adding and Managing Subaccounts](adding-and-managing-subaccounts-f16df12.md)
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1. Install and configure the Cloud Connector: [Installation](https://help.sap.com/docs/connectivity/sap-btp-connectivity-neo/installation?version=Cloud), [Initial Configuration](https://help.sap.com/docs/connectivity/sap-btp-connectivity-neo/cloud-connector-initial-configuration?version=Cloud), [Adding and Managing Subaccounts](https://help.sap.com/docs/connectivity/sap-btp-connectivity-neo/managing-subaccounts?version=Cloud)
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2. Access HANA databases on SAP BTP: [Configure a Service Channel for an SAP HANA Database](https://help.sap.com/viewer/b865ed651e414196b39f8922db2122c7/Cloud/en-US/3dc28b456bb64fad89084d2d10af602c.html "Using Cloud Connector service channels, you can establish a connection to an SAP HANA database in SAP BTP that is not directly exposed to external access.") :arrow_upper_right:
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3. Connect on-premises database or BI tools to a HANA database on SAP BTP: [Connect DB Tools to SAP HANA via Service Channels](https://help.sap.com/viewer/b865ed651e414196b39f8922db2122c7/Cloud/en-US/64d6a510e98941d28dbff2fc8179f175.html "") :arrow_upper_right:
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> You can use service channels also for other purposes:
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> - Connect to a virtual machine on SAP BTP.
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> - Configure an RFC connection from your on-premises system to S/4HANA Cloud.
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> - Connect to a virtual machine on SAP BTP \(**Neo** environment only\).
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> - Configure an RFC connection from your on-premises system to S/4HANA Cloud \(**Neo** and **Multi-Cloud** environment\).
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> - Connect to a service in a Kubernetes cluster \(**Multi-Cloud** environment only\)
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> [Using Service Channels](using-service-channels-16f6342.md) \(**Multi-Cloud** environment\)
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> [Using Service Channels](https://help.sap.com/docs/connectivity/sap-btp-connectivity-neo/using-service-channels?version=Cloud) \(**Neo** environment\)
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Back to [Basic Scenarios](cloud-connector-e6c7616.md#loioe6c7616abb5710148cfcf3e75d96d596__scenarios)
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This is possible only for a limited set of protocols, using Cloud Connector *service channels*:
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For HTTP, the endpoints that could be addressed are visible in the Internet. Therefore, you can simply use your normal network infrastructure that is prepared for accessing HTTPS endpoints in the Internet anyway.
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- You can use the Cloud Connector as a JDBC or ODBC proxy to access the HANA DB instance within your SAP BTP Neo subaccount \(service channel\). This is sometimes referred to as “HANA protocol”.
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All of these service channels provide access to endpoints that are not visible in the Internet.
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[Using Service Channels](https://help.sap.com/docs/connectivity/sap-btp-connectivity-neo/using-service-channels?version=Cloud) \(**Neo** environment\)
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For HTTP \(**Neo** and **Multi-Cloud**\), the endpoints that can be addressed are visible in the Internet. Therefore, you can simply use your normal network infrastructure that is prepared for accessing HTTPS endpoints in the Internet anyway.
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