Hi Anjali,
Normally the button is greyed out like this if the Security Module Status is set to Disabled. Generally you can see this status immediately above the button, and yet it doesn't show up in your screenshot, so either you have an older release of SAPGUI than I do, or your administrator has centrally configured your security settings via registry parameters.
This is what it looks like on my system:
You might take a look in your registry at HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node (if you are on 64-bit)\SAP\SAPGUI Front\SAP Frontend Server. See if you have a subkey there called Security. If this is a default installation, the subkey may not exist, but it could have been created to customize your distribution. If so, there might be a value within it called SecurityLevel which predefines your security settings.
Which SAPGUI release and patch level are you using?
Regards,
Matt
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Hi Anjali,
Normally the button is greyed out like this if the Security Module Status is set to Disabled. Generally you can see this status immediately above the button, and yet it doesn't show up in your screenshot, so either you have an older release of SAPGUI than I do, or your administrator has centrally configured your security settings via registry parameters.
This is what it looks like on my system:
You might take a look in your registry at HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node (if you are on 64-bit)\SAP\SAPGUI Front\SAP Frontend Server. See if you have a subkey there called Security. If this is a default installation, the subkey may not exist, but it could have been created to customize your distribution. If so, there might be a value within it called SecurityLevel which predefines your security settings.
Which SAPGUI release and patch level are you using?
Regards,
Matt
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