You can personalize the user interface (UI) settings, regional settings, or search options for the user logged on.

You can define your individual startup screen.

You can hide menu items (tabs) from the user interface.

You can show hidden menu items (tabs) on the user interface.

You define working sets for the user logged on to restrict the number of pools displayed on the user interface. When managing complex system landscapes, you easily switch on or off the visibility of pools needed or suitable for your current work.

You delete working sets that are no longer required.

You use this procedure to specify the general user interface (UI) settings for all users.

You configure the settings to receive notifications when a specific event occurs.

Receive an overview of e-mail addresses assigned to notifications configured.

Receive an overview of users assigned to dashboards, pods, and working sets configured.

Delete all working sets, dashboards, and pods assigned to a specific user.

You specify the global engine settings, such as security, landscape scanner, operations, archive log, or timer settings in SAP Landscape Management.

You use this procedure to specify the global monitoring settings in SAP Landscape Management.

You put your SAP Landscape Management in stand-by mode.

To keep an SAP Landscape Management in sync with another, you enable and schedule the regular synchronization of the SAP Landscape Management configuration. This synchronization is based on the export and import functionality.

You configure advanced settings only if explicitly instructed to do so by SAP Landscape Management.

You export configuration information to provide a backup of the configuration settings in an XML file. This allows you to restore your configuration settings or move them from one SAP NetWeaver system to another.

You import configuration data to make this data available for performing operations in SAP Landscape Management.

You set up validations for validating the host and instance configuration data that is actively acquired via the host and instance agents, respectively.

This section shows the possible validations for landscape entities.

You use this procedure to reset the required configuration settings of SAP Landscape Management.