OSS ID Link to New Installation

I am admin of few SAP systems in US and we just add some system from other countries which I will be the admin, I would like to link my current OSS id with these systems so when go to service.sap.com, I can ask for developer key or object key for any of these systems.
It this is possible please let me know.
Thanks
Jagraj Dhillon

Hi
For this, the first thing you have to check is the OSS ID is licensed to access the installation numbers associated to those systems. Then you have to check the administration access is present with you.
Click on url http://service.sap.com/user-admin
Then search for your user-id, select your user:
Check for Authorizations tab add the different installation numbers. (if Edit tab is enabled then you can add the different installation numbers with you). Else you have to check for the administators.
you can check the adminstrators; if you click on "maintain own cluster" in main menu of above specified URL.

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2 Solutions found in [http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/791244]
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