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'Hello experts, I’m totally new in SAP products and I would like to ask about the installation steps as the following: 1- I’m planning to install the following SAP products in one server (16GB RAM, 1TB HDD, Win 2003): A-Oracle Database Version 1 Traktor Scratch Pro Torrent Mac Os X. 0.2 B-SAP Solution Manager Version 7.1 C-SAP Net Weaver Version 7.0 D-SAP ERP-EHP5 E-SAP Base Line F-SAP CRM G-SAP SRM So, is that the right order for the installation, can I install all this products in one server as a demo server? 2- I start the installation steps and I have finished the Database setup (10.2 then patch 10.2.0.4) then installed SAP Solution Manager Version 7.1 and I select Central System Installation Type, and the installation is Finished Successfully, but after the installation I did not find any new programs under Windows start menu or all programs, I just found SAP Management Console, so is that the right behavior for this type of installation or I miss something? 3- I follow up all the steps that found in Solution Manager Master Guide until post installation tasks, the first step is to logon the application server, but I did not found it in the all programs menu is that the right behavior? Thank you and best regards, Tarek Salama'. You need to install the client SAP Front end GUI. + You have to start the SAP system in the MMC. Yes, it's possible to have more then one SAP system in one database but I don't think that is a good way, due to possible performance issues but since you are doing this for demo I would try it.

It is explained in the installation Guide and you are asked during the installation (SAPinst). After installation of the other SAP systems you have to go back to SOLMAN and configure your Solution Landscape, EWA, etc. If you could provide me with the installation DVD's (files) I could do an test installation and feedback the results - private message me. BR Dag Tapper. Hello Tarek, Let me comment in addition to what Dag has mentioned already.

1) I absolutely agree with Dag. SAP Best Practice will tell you that it is not a good idea to have multiple and different productive product systems on one host/server (with the limited resources you describe). Arthritis Pace Program. If you need further information please let us know, the reasoning behind this recommendation is outlined by SAP Active Global Support. 2) Wow, Dag, you offer remote installation support?

That is great:-). I nevertheless would hope the installation procedures and configuration steps are described by the installation and configuration guides. After the managed systems installation, basic configuration, and startup, you might want to 'connect' them to SAP Solution Manager.