Add local model to source control

Hi,
System: CE 7.11. SP3, Web-based VC
I want to add a local VC model to source control. I configured the VC using this [link|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwce711/helpdata/en/48/a880bf516b35b9e10000000a42189d/content.htm].
In the SLD I created a product and a software component. I created a track with the necessary components for a Composite Application. In the browser based VC I open the local model and click on the button Add model to Source Control.
The following error appears:
Could not retrieve list of Software Components. There may be a problem with the DTR configuration. Check with your system administrator
How can I check that the DTR configuration is correct?
Best regards,
Kevin

There seems to be an authorization problem:
Error during XML communication Exc=com.sap.cms.client.connector.CMSConnectorException: HTTP response "Unauthorized" from CMS server "http://server1:50000/"
VC-DevServer]Execution of actionListSoftwareComponents of service CompLibManager failed : Reason : null
VC-DevServer]Execution of actionListSoftwareComponents of service CompLibManager failed : Reason : null
VC-DevServer]Authentication failed for user ce_admin
VC-DevServer]Authentication failed for user ce_admin
Unexpected error during initialization of server version Exc=com.sap.cms.util.exception.CMSUnexpectedException: HTTP response "Unauthorized" from CMS server "http://server1:50000/"
Error during load of server version Exc=com.sap.cms.client.connector.CMSConnectorException: HTTP response "Unauthorized" from CMS server "http://server1:50000/"
The user ce_admin has groups assigned for server administrator, SLD admin and NWDI admin. I can manually login to CMS without problem.
Any idea?
Best regards,
Kevin

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