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ADM100 Lesson: Configuring <strong>SAP</strong> Logon<br />

Lesson:<br />

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Configuring <strong>SAP</strong> Logon<br />

Lesson Duration: 35 minutes<br />

Lesson Overview<br />

In this lesson, you will learn how to configure the <strong>SAP</strong> Logon program.<br />

The concept of logon groups will also be introduced.<br />

Lesson Objectives<br />

After completing this lesson, you will be able to:<br />

• Set up the <strong>SAP</strong> Logon program<br />

• Explain the use of logon groups<br />

Since the <strong>SAP</strong> Logon program is required to access the training systems,<br />

you should also demonstrate setting it up. Transaction SMLG is used in<br />

the exercises, and should therefore also be demonstrated.<br />

Business Example<br />

You want to use logon groups to restrict user logons to certain application<br />

servers of your system.<br />

SettingUp<strong>SAP</strong>Logon<br />

Most participants will presumably already be familiar with using <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Logon. You can demonstrate, for example, the additional functions<br />

available under Options here. You could also explain the role of the file<br />

saplogon.ini and of the program saplgpad.exe in more detail at this point.<br />

The <strong>SAP</strong> Logon program provides users with a convenient logon to an<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> system with the <strong>SAP</strong> GUI for Windows (from Windows-based front<br />

ends). <strong>SAP</strong> Logon evaluates various configuration files that are stored on<br />

the front end. These files can also be edited using <strong>SAP</strong> Logon.<br />

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