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The first prerequisite is a working RFC destination to the SAP support
backbone. The RFC destination SAPOSS allows you the log on to the SAP
online service system from the SAP Solution Manager. Additionally SAPOSS isthe used as the copy master for other RFC destinations in Solution Manager.
To check if the RFC destination is working properly call transaction SM59,
expand the sub tree for the ABAP connections and double-click on the
SAPOSS RFC destination. Use Utilities Test “Authorization Test” to test if
the RFC destination is working. If the test is not successful you need to adjust
the RFC destination.
This is done in the transaction OSS1. Here you can check and maintain the
connection settings of SAPOSS. The configuration changes will be adaptedautomatically. To maintain the values for the SAP routers at customer side
please contact your local SAP administrator. Depending on your location you
will have to use different entries for the entry SAP router at SAP. Enter the
server name for your location or select “SAProuter at SAP” from the menu, and
choose the appropriate location. You can find detailed information on SAPOSS
and error handling procedures in SAP note 17285 in the SAP service market
place.
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SAP Solution Manager is configured using an automatic basic configuration
tool. It is entered via the transaction code SOLMAN_SETUP.
This tool allows an easy and fast step-by-step configuration of SAP SolutionManager. The tool is built as a wizard which leads you through the single steps
in configuring Solution Manager. The configuration is highly automated, so that
a lot of the formerly time consuming configuration is now done automatically.
Every step has an integrated documentation and the configuration is integrated
in the project management via SOLAR02. So it is easy to keep track of the
open and performed tasks. You can postpone activities and easily access them
later on by calling SOLMAN_SETUP again.
Additionally SOLMAN_SETUP allows to configure all managed systems from
one central entry point.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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The automatic basic configuration consists of three scenarios.
The first scenario is the System Preparation. In the System Preparation, you
make further settings which are prerequisite for the configuration of SAPSolution Manager. The System Preparation has to be performed fully for new
installed systems. If the Solution Manager was upgraded you have to perform
to update dialog and system users, and assign the appropriate default roles
and to implement the appropriate Central Correction Note (CCN)
The Basic Configuration configures the basic scenarios of SAP Solution
Manager. These basic scenarios are necessary for every customer and hence
need to be setup in basic configuration. The scenarios are the Service Delivery,
the Issue Management, Early Watch Alerts, Root Cause Analysis and theMaintenance Optimizer. It needs to be performed after a new installation and
after support packages to perform delta configuration.
The Managed Systems Configuration deals with the connection and
configuration of the managed systems. You have to perform this scenario for
each managed system separately.
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