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Procedure documentation Creating Users and Assigning Groups Using UME  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

Depending on the installation of the AS Java on which you have installed the SAP NetWeaver Development Infrastructure (NWDI) and the System Landscape Directory (SLD), you need to use either User Management Engine (UME) or an SAP system as the user store. In this tutorial, you use the UME for both the NWDI and the SLD.

Procedure

Create the following users:

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       1.      Using the UME create the following users:

       USER1 and USER2

These users represent the developers in the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio and in the NWDI, and need access to the SLD and to all components of the NWDI.

       CMSadm

This user can perform all actions in the CMS, DTR, CBS, and SLD that are required to configure the NWDI and operate the CMS. The CMS user is not assigned to a real person.

You must create the users USER1, USER2 and CMSadm both in the UME of the AS Java of the NWDI and in the AS Java of the SLD.

Note

The AS Java requires that you change the initial password of a user at the first logon. Therefore, after creating the users, log on to the AS Java once with every user and change the initial password.

If the SLD is installed on a different AS Java, make sure that you use identical passwords in all systems.

More information how to create the users: Managing Users, Groups, and Roles.

       2.      Assign the users you created to the following groups:

User

Group

USER1

NWDI.Developers

USER2

NWDI.Developers

CMSadm

NWDI.Administrators

Note

If the SLD is installed on a separate AS Java, you must create the users USER1, USER2 and CMSadm.

More information: Assigning Principals to Roles or Groups.

More information about the UME administration, see User Management of the Application Server Java.

Result

You have created the required users for the NWDI and assigned them to the required groups.

Next Step

If you are in tutorial How to Perform Development with a Track, continue with Managing the Track

If you are in tutorial How to Perform Layered Development, continue with Preparing the Development Environment for Layered Development

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