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Do XI service users have to exist in the SLD with the same password?

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Hi All,

Do XI service users have to exist in the SLD with the same password?

We have a 3 system(development, QA and production) XI landscape with a single SLD. All systems are NW04s with support stack 9.

We are required to change XI service user passwords. I have found OSS note 936093 for changing these passwords. What I am not sure of is if I can change XI service user passwords one system at a time. I am under the impression that XI service users must exist in the SLD with the same password as the XI system. If this is correct, I have to change service user passwords in all three systems at the same time which is not very feasible.

Thanks,

Hamid Lashgari

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Creation and Maintain Users

For the transport of Integration Server content, it is a good idea to install CMS on an

existing Integration Server. In this double-stack scenario, where an ABAP and J2EE

stack is used, user management is different from a J2EE only installation.

Note: For more information about using CMS on a J2EE only installation, see the

CMS documentation.

The following section describes the double-stack user management settings required

when CMS is running on the Integration Server in the development environment. See

Figure 2. The description we provide starts with ABAP user management and is followed

by the maintenance in J2EE User Management Engine (UME). You proceed as follows:

• Create the service user LSADMIN using transaction SU01.

• Assign the ABAP roles SAP_XI_CMS_SERV_USER and

SAP_SLD_ORGANIZER to the LSADMIN service user.

• Create the ABAP role SAP_CMS_ADMINISTRATOR and assign this role to the

ABAP dialog user(s) responsible for CMS administration.

• In UME, create the role CMSDeveloper with the actions CMS.Display and

CMS.Export.

• In UME, create the role CMSAdministrator with the action CMS.Administrate.

• In UME, assign the users representing “xirepuser” and “xidiruser” to the role

CMSDeveloper.

• In UME, assign the group SAP_CMS_ ADMINISTRATOR to the role

CMSAdministrator.

• Log on to CMS with the ABAP dialog user responsible for CMS administration.

• Maintain the CMS service user (LSADMIN) for the domain.

Task XI Dev

With CMS XI Test XI Prod

Create the service user LSADMIN in TA using transaction

SU01. Yes Yes Yes

Assign the ABAP roles SAP_XI_CMS_SERV_USER and

SAP_SLD_ORGANIZER to the LSADMIN service user. Yes Yes Yes

Create the ABAP role SAP_CMS_ADMINISTRATOR and

assign this role to the ABAP dialog user(s) responsible for

CMS administration.

Yes No No

In UME, create the role CMSDeveloper with the action

CMS.Display and CMS.Export.

Yes No No

In UME, create the role CMSAdministrator with the action

CMS.Administrate.

Yes No No

In UME, assign the group SAP_CMS_ ADMINISTRATOR to

the role CMSAdministrator

Yes No No

Log on to CMS with the ABAP dialog user responsible for

CMS administration.

Yes No No

Maintain the CMS service user (LSADMIN) for the domain. Yes No No

Figure 4: Overview of User Management Tasks in Different Systems

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