Connection to Solution Manager

Hi All,
I need your knowledge about Solution Manager.
My Request:
I would like to make a connection to Solution Manager, is anyone can help me to do this connection, Is it possible to have or to know what information I can enter to go on the next .
Attach a Snapshot to see what I need.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Claude

Hi Claude,
just finishing connection PowerDesigner (16.5) <-> SOLMAN (7.1 SP08). So you will need:
1. Application server (address you can get from SAPGui):
2. Port number - you will need support from your Basis colleagues
3. User ID and Password to access SOLMAN
4. Importing structure from SOLMAN:
a, create new model:
b. change your model language to SOLMAN:
c. this will open possibility to import or export from/to SOLMAN in menu "Language":
d. choosing "Update..." will start Wizard where you will need your data from the beginning:
e. choose a project, processes and import it.
Hopefully helps :-)

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