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How To - Configure Charm On Single Managed System With Multiple Client For Poc (Part1)

This document provides steps to configure a transport path/route for a single managed system with multiple clients for proof of concept purposes. It describes setting up a custom "Z" transport layer to enable change request management between a development, quality, and production client on the same system. The 10 steps create transport routes using the consolidation and delivery options to link the clients for testing ChaRM functionality.

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How To - Configure Charm On Single Managed System With Multiple Client For Poc (Part1)

This document provides steps to configure a transport path/route for a single managed system with multiple clients for proof of concept purposes. It describes setting up a custom "Z" transport layer to enable change request management between a development, quality, and production client on the same system. The 10 steps create transport routes using the consolidation and delivery options to link the clients for testing ChaRM functionality.

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How To Configure ChaRM on Single Managed System

with multiple client for PoC(Part1)


ChaRM or Change Request Management is one of the most demanding interesting features
from the past 4-5 years and drastically changed or improved in the new version of Solution
Manager 7.1

In this article we will see how we can create a transport path/route for a single managed
system which can be used for ChaRM(Change Request Management) for demo or Proof Of
Concept purposes.

Please Note: SAP recommends to have Production client on a separate server and not to
maintain all the clients on the same server. This is just for PoC and testing ChaRM purposes
only.

Scenario

We have a managed system ERP system with 3 clients ( Development 500-> Quality 800 >
Production 810) connection to our Solution Manager Production environment.

Step 1 : Logon to ERP or managed system and enter transaction STMS. Also, make sure you
get the message(You are logged onto the domain controller)
Step 2: Now click on the transport routes option and enter change mode.

Step 3: Now drag and drop the system and click on the SAP menu to choose Transport
Route-> Create Add Transport Route
Step 4: In the pop-up click on Consolidation and provide the target system or client. This will
be the QA client

Make sure you have selected the transport layer as SAP. Press enter

Step 5: Now create a Z custom transport layer by choosing the below option.
Step 6: Provide a name and maintain description as shown below.

Step 7: Please maintain the Quality client for Z Transport layer as Target client which we
have created above.

Step 8: Now we need to create a delivery route between our Quality and Production client.
Again perform step 3 to create a new transport path/route. Maintain Quality as source client
and Production client as target but please note choose option DELIVERY.
Step 9: Now the 3 clients of the single managed system will look as shown below with the 3
paths we have configured.

Step 10: This is the most important step double click the system box. Now choose the Z
Transport layer and provide the Development client and maintain entries as shown below.

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