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Lucky1001 Lv1Posted 2026-Aug-15 09:15
  
Hi Eduardo,

Based on my understanding, this should be verified directly with Sangfor or SAP using the latest official certification information, as certification status and supported configurations may change over time.

If your customer is planning to run SAP workloads in a production environment on Sangfor HCI, I would recommend contacting your local Sangfor representative or opening a support case with Sangfor to confirm the current SAP certification status and official support policy for the specific HCI version and configuration being considered.

It would also be valuable if anyone in the community who is currently running SAP workloads on Sangfor HCI could share their real-world experience, particularly regarding deployment, performance, certification, and vendor support.
Doll Lv2Posted 2026-Aug-17 12:20
  
For the precise HCI version and SAP workload, Sangfor HCI's SAP certification and support status should be checked against SAP's current hypervisor listings. Before committing to the workload, I would advise getting written confirmation from Sangfor/SAP guaranteeing support coverage if certification was lost in 2023.
Newbie A4 Lv2Posted 2026-Aug-19 11:13
  
Hello,

In the event that a customer expresses concerns about the idea that "Sangfor HCI will no longer hold SAP certification after 2023," you should respond intelligently by stating that there is no proof in the public domain to back up this assertion.

SAP best practices for workloads like SAP Business One are included in current HCI documents, and Sangfor is still actively promoting its SAP certification.

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