Central User Administration (CUA) allows user master records to be centrally maintained in one system and automatically distributed to linked child systems. Changes made in the central system are asynchronously distributed to child systems using Application Link Enabling (ALE). The central system acts as the master system, while child systems receive and access distributed user data. This unit explains how to set up CUA logical systems, communication users, RFC destinations, ALE distribution models, partner profiles, and activate CUA in a sample system landscape.
Central User Administration (CUA) allows user master records to be centrally maintained in one system and automatically distributed to linked child systems. Changes made in the central system are asynchronously distributed to child systems using Application Link Enabling (ALE). The central system acts as the master system, while child systems receive and access distributed user data. This unit explains how to set up CUA logical systems, communication users, RFC destinations, ALE distribution models, partner profiles, and activate CUA in a sample system landscape.
Central User Administration (CUA) allows user master records to be centrally maintained in one system and automatically distributed to linked child systems. Changes made in the central system are asynchronously distributed to child systems using Application Link Enabling (ALE). The central system acts as the master system, while child systems receive and access distributed user data. This unit explains how to set up CUA logical systems, communication users, RFC destinations, ALE distribution models, partner profiles, and activate CUA in a sample system landscape.
Unit Overview This unit describes the basic overview of Central User Administration, and the Steps to Setup the CUA Unit Objective After completing this unit, you will be able to : 1. Explain the overview of CUA 2. Explain the function of Logical System 3. Describe the function of RFC and Communication User 4. Describe the function of ALE Distribution Model 5. Describe the Overall Function of CUA
Central User Administration Overview
Using central user administration, can maintain user master
records centrally in one system. Changes to the information are then automatically distributed to the child systems. This means that have an overview in the central system of all user data in the entire system landscape. Distribution of the data based on a functioning ALE landscape Central User Administration Data is distributed asynchronously between the application systems in an ALE environment. One System will be the Central System and it is linked with every child systems in both directions. The child systems is not linked to each other
Central User Administration
The Examples used in this training refer to the following system landscape : SYSTEM PRD SYSTEM ADM Logical System ADMCLNT070 CUA Central System Logical System ADMCLNT075 Child System
Logical System PRDCLNT324
Child System Logical System PRDCLNT800 Child System
SYSTEM CRM Logical System CRMCLNT800 Child System
Central User Administration
Setting Up Logical System
Define/Set Up a Logical System
Assign Logical System to a Client
System Landscape of the CUA
Defining Auth. For Communication Users (Contd.,)
Defining Auth. For Communication Users
Create an RFC Destination for the Target Systems (Contd.,)