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Unit 14: <strong>SAP</strong> Solution Manager ADM100<br />

Figure 163: Setting Up a Solution Landscape<br />

All systems to be monitored must be defined. At least one system must be<br />

defined in this way so that you can use Service Level Reporting. You must<br />

enter descriptive attributes such as: the SID, the installation number (for<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> systems), and the system type (<strong>SAP</strong> R/3, <strong>SAP</strong> CRM, <strong>SAP</strong> BW, and so<br />

on) for every system. Creating a system has other consequences, including<br />

the fact that you can schedule weekly EarlyWatch alerts for these systems.<br />

After setting up the Solution Landscape, the defined systems can access<br />

the services of the <strong>SAP</strong> Solution Manager.<br />

Implementation<br />

The <strong>SAP</strong> Solution Manager supports you in performing central activities<br />

during the implementation. These are, for example:<br />

• Project management support with which you can manage scheduling<br />

periods, employees, and other project information.<br />

• A Business Process Repository, which provides templates for<br />

mapping processes. These templates are required to define the project<br />

scope and the central enterprise processes.<br />

• Tools for implementing the integrated business scenarios.<br />

• Integrated Implementation Guides that support you during the<br />

Customizing activities for the business processes.<br />

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