How does the Logical System GUID get created

In R3 table CRMPRLS has a logical GUID for its logical system name. How does this get created/updated? Is it created during the initial replication of the data between R3 and CRM? Why I am wondering is my systems where working ok in my QA environment then something happen to change LSGUID in my CRMPRLS table on R3. So now my middleware is not working. I will use notes 588701 and 765018 to fix the problem, but I am trying figure out what caused it before it happens again in my production environment.
We are doing one thing to mention is that our R3 environment is being setup to talk to 2 different CRMs. I am wondering if the setup of the second CRM caused the guid to change. If so what step during the middleware setup of CRM would cause that?
Thanks.
Matthew

HI Matthew,
We are facing a similar issue. Could you please let us know the activities done to get the issue resolved?
Did you revert back the changes done as suggested in the Note 588701, if yes can you let me know where the changes has been done and how has it is reverted back?
Also, in the table CRMPRLS in R/3 we do not see an entry for the external SRM system.
Please note, for replicating material into SRM we use the CRM Middleware.
BR// 420

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