Create and Configure Sld on Netwever 7.3 Java

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How to Create amp Configure Local SLD onSAP NetWeaver 73 AS Java after Installation

This document describes How to Create a Local System Landscape Directory (SLD) on Netweaver 73

Application Server Java after performing a new installation of SAP Netweaver 73 Application Server

Java

Basically when you perform the installation of SAP Netweaver 73 AS JAVA along with other usage type ie EP

+ DI you are prompted to choose about System Landscape Directory You can either register your new SAP

system in an existing central SLD or you may opt out of SLD at all

But in some usage types like that of DI (Development Infrastructure) where you need to have a system

landscape directory and you do not have a central system landscape directory what would you do in that

situation

You can opt out of using SLD during the installation and then create a local SLD after finishing

installation

This document contains the steps that need to be done to Create a Local SLD in your new SAP System and

perform subsequent SLD configuration tasks

How to Create amp Configure Local SLD on SAP NetWeaver 73 AS Java after Installation


Log in to your SAP Systems Landscape Directory by launching URL ltprotocolgt

ltAppServer_Hostnamegt5xx00sld

As you log in for the first time you will see the below message SLD Not Setup Configure the SLD in

Administration first

Note If you also get an error saying that No Authorization for SLD then you need to setup the SLD

Authorizations first and assign it to the user with which you have logged in and then continue You should

log in with the J2EE Administrator user as this user has SLD authorizations by default Further you can

refer SLD Guide for Netweaver 73 at the following link httphelpsapcomsaphelp_nw73helpdataen48

b7b38fecf26745e10000000a421937contenthtmframeset=en48B682DF96655295E10000000A42189B

framesethtm to configure SLD User Authorizations

To first configure SLD click on Administration next to Home



As you can see above it says to perform Initial Setup first so begin by clicking on Initial Setup



Enter the desired Object Server Name for help you can click on Information icon against it

To keep it fair and simple i chose to use the application servers hostname as my object server name as per

below



Now you can click on Start Initial Setup so that it begins to set up Local SLD in your app server Monitor the

completion and then click on Administration to check the status of SLD If SLD has been setup properly you

shall be able to see SLD Running as shown below



Now you can begin to Configure your SLD to mark completion

Configuring SLD Security

To configure SLD Security you need to assign SLD Security Roles and actions to users and user groups

From SLD Home page navigate to Administration --gt Settings and click on tab Server Configuration



Click on Perform Role Mapping and you should receive a confirmation as shown below

Confirm the action and SLD roles will be mapped to corresponding groups



Check the Write Protection Setting for SLD by clicking on Configure in front of Write Protection

Keep the default write protection None



Performing Initial Data Import

The SLD server implements the Common Information Model (CIM) The SAP CIM model and SAP Component

Information (CR_Contentzip) are automatically imported when the SLD is started for the first time during

installation However since the CR_Contentzip file contains all SAP Components that are available the

content of this file increases over time to include information about new components such as new releases

and support packages So you must update the latest content in SLD You can download the most up-to-date

files on SAP Service Market Place Refer SAP Note 669669 for downloading the latest CR Content Files from

SAP Service Market Place

To download the appropriate files you will also need to check your SLDs Data Model and CR Version To do

so navigate from SLD Home to Administration --gt Details then select tab stripe Data

As per the above screen shot this is my SLD version after a new Installationbull CIM Model Version =gt 1634bull CR Content Version =gt SAP_CR 88 (Released 2012-12-10)

Since then the SLD components have been updated so I will import the latest CIM Model and CR Content

from SAP Service Market Place

As per the SAP Note 669669 for my above CIM Model Version and CR Content Version I have downloaded

the following CR Delta files1 CRDelta81611_0-20009730ZIP2 CRDelta81612_0-20009730ZIP3 CRDelta91601_0-20010858ZIP4 CRDelta91602_0-20010858ZIP



And the latest CIM Model which is located under SAP CR CONTENT UP TO (the highest available year)

and has the file name cimsapzip

If there are several of these files use the latest one I selected cimsap91602 0-20010858zip (SP02 for SAP

CR CONTENT UP TO 2013)

So now you can download all the files ie CR Delta Files and the latest CIM Model

To begin import you first need to import the Model ie cimsapzip

To import navigate from SLD Home to Administration --gt Import



Click on Choose File and select the downloaded latest CIM Model and click on Import





Well as you may see above your SLDs CIM Model will be upgraded from version 1634 to 1636 Click on

Continue Import You will see the progress in the status bar Once the import is completed you shall receive a

confirmation as per below



Your CIM Model version has been successfully updated now you can check back by navigating to

Administration --gt Details --gt Data

Next you can import the CR Content Update Delta files sequentially one after other

1 CRDelta81611_0-20009730ZIP



2 CRDelta81612_0-20009730ZIP3 CRDelta91601_0-20010858ZIP4 CRDelta91602_0-20010858ZIP

Importing CRDelta81611_0-20009730ZIP



Click on Continue Import and once the import completes you can check back the new version of your CR

Content

Similarly import the remaining delta CR Updates to upgrade it to the latest level and check back the latest CR

Content version in your SLD



As per above your CIM Model version is updated to latest CIM Model 1636 amp CR Content has been update to

92being the latest

You have now successfully completed the Import Data step

Now you need to do one final step ie Automated Java Functional Configuration

Java Functional Configuration

You use the functional unit configuration tool to perform the initial setup of Java Functional Units

To call the Java Functional Unit tool launch URL httplthostgtlthttpportgtsldfun and log in with appropriate

Administrator user



From the list of installed functional units select those you want to configure If the configuration of a functional

unit requires additional functional units the tool selects them automatically You can select multiple functional

units by pressing Ctrl or Shift

You can performing Automated configuration if at least one automated configuration task is available in your

selection of functional units ie Enable Automatically button is available

Select the required functional units and click on Enable Automatically (Note The initial status is shown

disabled)

A pop up configuration wizard screen appears Follow the configuration wizard The tool makes the necessary

settings and sets the configuration task to status enabled after it has finished successfully



Provide the required inputs and follow the wizard it will automatically do all the necesarry configurations

Once the configuration completes successfully you can refresh the Main Functional Unit Configuration Window

to check the status The status should be Enabled now



With this you have successfully completed the Installation amp Configuration of Local SLD on SAP

Netweaver 73 Application Server Java after a new installation

Hope this helps

Regards

Akshay



Log in to your SAP Systems Landscape Directory by launching URL ltprotocolgt

ltAppServer_Hostnamegt5xx00sld

As you log in for the first time you will see the below message SLD Not Setup Configure the SLD in

Administration first

Note If you also get an error saying that No Authorization for SLD then you need to setup the SLD

Authorizations first and assign it to the user with which you have logged in and then continue You should

log in with the J2EE Administrator user as this user has SLD authorizations by default Further you can

refer SLD Guide for Netweaver 73 at the following link httphelpsapcomsaphelp_nw73helpdataen48

b7b38fecf26745e10000000a421937contenthtmframeset=en48B682DF96655295E10000000A42189B

framesethtm to configure SLD User Authorizations

To first configure SLD click on Administration next to Home








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Regards

Akshay








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Regards

Akshay





























































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Regards

Akshay








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Regards

Akshay




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Regards

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Regards

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Regards

Akshay

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