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This graphic is explained in the accompanying text Logon/Security  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Under Logon/Security, you can specify whether the destination is a trusted system or whether you want SNC to be activated.

 

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For more information about trusted systems and SNC, see the following:

Trusted System: Trust Relationships Between SAP Systems

SNC – Secure Network Communication

Configuring SNC for the Connection to the Application Server

 

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Under Logon/Security ® Logon, you can enter the language, client, user, and password.

 

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If logon data (language, client, or user) is entered in transaction SM59, the executing user is switched to this user in the target system, even if it is a different user. For more information, see the following description:

User Switch in the Inbound and Outbound Scheduler

 

 

Under Special Options ® Special Flags, you can activate options for trace, slow RFC connections, and RFC bit options. These settings are not relevant for our example. If you want additional information, see the following:

Special Options: Bit Options in SM59

 

 

 

Continue by reading the following:

SMQS: Registering a Destination

 

 

 

 

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