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    SAP BASIS CUA (New) CENTRAL USER ADMIN

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    Satish Kumar
    CUA,SAP BASIS

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    The document explains how to set up Central User Administration (CUA) to manage users across multiple SAP systems or clients from a single system.

    The prerequisites include having access to specific transaction codes and a user with administration rights across all systems.

    The main steps involve defining logical systems, assigning clients, creating RFC destinations, setting up the distribution model, creating CUA recipients, and distributing the model.

    Ar t i c l e Set t i ng up CUA w i t h mul t i pl e c hi l d c l i ent s

    Applies to:
    SAP All versions
    Summary
    This document will explain you the process of setting up CUA for multiple clients in the same system.

    Author(s): Raghu Boddu
    Created on: 17 J uly 2011
    Author Bio
    Raghu has excellent command over SAP R/3, BI, HR, and GRC. He is good known to the community for
    easy to understand articles. He has authored 30+articles for Microsoft knowledgebase and also an xMVP
    in Windows shell area (2005-2008). He also bagged the SAP SDN Community Contributor award for 2008.
    His exclusive documents, FAQs, and recommendation papers are available in his blog.




    Table of Contents

    Introduction.............................................................................................................................. 3
    Procedure................................................................................................................................. 3
    Additional References............................................................................................................ 12

    Introduction

    This document will explain you the process of setting up CUA for multiple clients in the same system.

    Pre-requisites:

    User should have access to SALE, BD64, SM59, SCC4, SCUA, SCUL
    One user with user administration rights in all the systems as a communication user.
    Procedure
    1. Enter the TCODE: SALE to define the Logical System Name



    2. In the Display IMG screen, click on Sending and Receiving Systems Logical Systems
    Define Logical System.



    3. Under Change View Logical Systems: Overview, click on the New Entries button



    4. Under the New Entries: Overview of Added Entries screen, enter the name of the
    participating system names and their description (i.e: Logical Central System and Logical
    Child System).



    5. Click on SAVE

    6. In the transport request screen, click on the Tick button




    7. Enter the TCODE: /nSALE



    8. In the Display IMG screen, click on Sending and Receiving Systems Logical Systems
    Assign Client to Logical System



    9. Click on the Tick button




    10. In the Change View Clients: Overview screen click on the New Entries button




    11. Under the new Entries: Details of Added Entries screen, enter the details of the target
    client and then click on Save



    12. Enter the TCODE: /nSM59



    13. Under the Display and maintain RFC destinations screen, click on the Create button



    14. Enter the RFC destination NOTE: The RFC destination name should be same as the
    logical system name to which we need to connect to.




    15. Click on Connection Type



    16. Choose Connection to R/3 System, and then press Enter



    17. Enter a valid description for the RFC Connection and the click on Save



    18. Enter the various details under the Technical settings, Logon/Security and the Special
    Options as appropriate



    19. Repeat steps 7 to 12 to create RFC Connection between the Target Client and the
    Source Client in the Target System

    20. Enter the TCODE: /nBD64



    21. In the Display Distribution Model screen, click on Edit ->Model View ->Create



    22. Enter the details of the Model View



    23. In the Distribution Model Changed screen, click on the Add BAPI button



    24. Enter the details of the User BAPI



    25. Enter the details of the UserCompany BAPI



    26. In the menu options, click on Environment ->Generate partner profiles



    27. Enter the details of the partner system





    28. After generating the partner profile, click on Edit ->Model View ->Distribute




    29. Once the distribution completes successfully, you shall get a log of the process



    30. Repeat Steps 20 through Steps 29 in the Target system.

    31. Enter TCODE: SCUA



    32. Enter the name of the Model View and then click on the Create button


    33. Enter the name of the recipient and then click on the Save button



    34. After Saving, go back to the previous screen

    35. Click on Environment and then click on Distribution Model



    36. Select the recently SAVED Model View. Click on Edit, select Model View and then
    click on Distribute.



    37. In the list, select the Target client

    38. After successful distribution of the Model a log will be displayed



    Additional References

    SAP Help

    http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/bf/b0b13bb3acd607e10000000a11402f/content.ht
    m

    Central User Administration Cookbook-

    http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/fe4f76cc-0601-0010-55a3-c4a1ab8397b1
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