PI monitoring setup in Solman 7.1

Hi Experts
I have to setup PI monitoring in solman 7.1 I have followed following document for this:
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/408e1501-fb8c-2e10-edba-f51f13cde64e?overridelayout=true&51556787604320
"Setup GuideCentral Monitoring of SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.3 with SAP Solution Manager 7.1"
As per this guide following are the prerequisites for this setup:
–Landscape Setup (once/per PI SLD)---Done
–Managed System Configuration (per Technical System)---Done
–System Monitoring Setup (per Technical System)----Done
–PI Monitoring Setup (per PI Domain)--- Not able to see the PI domains in step 4 (define scope)
The solman SLD version is 7.0212.20120528123254.0000
Can you please suggest some solution so that I can get the PI domains listed in PI monitoring
Thanks in advance

Hello Vineet,
Please also see the following Central PI Monitoring Documentation and Help Area Wiki page which includes How to/Installation/Setup and Troubleshooting guides:
PiMon_Home - Technical Operations - SCN Wiki
Regards,
Ruth

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Hello Experts,
We are going to implement and configure Solution Manager - System monitoring setup for pre testing purpose
Currenly we have installed below SAP Systems
1.Solution Manager Server
2.ECC server (Without Ides) - Abap
3.CRM Server (Without Ides) -Abap + Java
We need to setup below tasks in Solution Manager
1.Early watch alert
2.System Monitoring
3.Central System Administration
4.Business Process Monitoring
5.Service Level reporting
1.Is it possible to setup the solution manager -above mentioned tasks without Ides system ?
Could you please someone give input reg this.
Thanks
Thirumal
Edited by: Thiru Thirumal on Aug 6, 2008 4:56 AM
Edited by: Thiru Thirumal on Aug 6, 2008 4:57 AM

Hi,
Q. Is it possible to setup the solution manager -above mentioned tasks without Ides system ?
A. Yes.
Check with links for
1.Early watch alert
This process helps you to identify potential problems early, avoid bottlenecks, and monitor the performance of your ABAP and JAVA systems and your most important business processes, regularly, automatically and effectively. The data collection infrastructure comprises the ABAP Service Data Control Center and the JAVA function module Data Provider. The SAP EarlyWatch Alert in the SAP Solution Manager is a service provided by SAP.
To be able to use it, you have:
maintained the non-ABAP systems correctly in the system landscape maintenance (transaction SMSY)
RFC u2013 Connections between: and an RFC u2013 Connections established.
your satellite systems and the SAP Solution Manager system
SAP Solution Manager and the SAP Service Marketplace
Solution Manager system and Solution Manager Diagnostics
Cf: Solution Manager IMG (transaction SPRO).
checked the availability of the tools required for the SAP Service sessions (add-on ST-A/PI), with the report RTCCTOOL.
activated Alert Monitoring and set-up the Automatic Session Manager (ASM) in the Service Data Control Center (SDCCN) of your satellite systems, for all SAP satellite systems and the central SAP Solution Manager of your solution
set-up your systems in a solution landscape in the SAP Solution Manager
configured Solution Manager Diagnostics
2.System Monitoring
The system monitoring in the SAP Solution Manager is, as described above, like a system-wide central CCMS. It can also contain the central CCMS (CEN) of satellite systems. These CENs can then monitor other components.
The graphical display in the SAP Solution Manager gives you access to the alerts of all systems in a solution. You can go to the local or central CCMS of the satellite systems.
The system proposes the most important alerts in the CCMS monitor collection, according to SAP experience, and their alert thresholds, for each system in the solution, in the system monitoring Session. You can activate or deactivate these alerts. The connection between the local CCMS and the SAP Solution Manager allows you to maintain the alert thresholds directly in the SAP Solution Manager, overwriting the values in the local CCMS.
3.Central System Administration
You activate the customizing for business processes in your solution, in the Business Process MONITORING session in the SAP Solution Manager. A monitoring tree element (MTE), or a monitor collection, u201EBPMu201C of several monitoring objects, is created in the local or central (CEN) CCMS of the satellite system.
The data is collected for the monitoring types of the business process monitoring in contrast to system monitoring, as follows:
● The system collects performance (dialog transactions), posting cancellations (V1 and V2) and u201EOther CCMSu201C and interface data, in the local CCMS of the satellite systems.
● The system collects background processing, application list, application monitors, delivery lists, and document size data, in the central SAP Solution Manager CCMS.
The SAP Solution Manager system copies the data from the local CCMS.
The graphical display in the SAP Solution Manager simplifies access to the alerts for the business processes, business process steps or the interfaces between the systems in a solution. You can go to the local CCMS of the satellite systems.
The connection between the local CCMS and the SAP Solution Manager allows you to maintain the alert thresholds directly in the SAP Solution Manager. These overwrite the values in the local CCMS.
4.Business Process Monitoring
The system and business process monitoring (including interface monitoring) in the SAP Solution Manager, both use the Computing Center Management System (CCMS) (transaction RZ20) architecture. This means that system alerts which occur in the local CCMS, are passed to the SAP Solution Manager via RFC connections between the SAP Solution Manager and the satellites. The system shows these alerts in a graphic or in Sessions. You can also handle the alerts centrally, without having to go to the local CCMS of the satellite systems.
You can see the alerts from several systems in a solution landscape in the SAP Solution Manager, in a graphical overview, in contrast to the local CCMS of the SAP Solution Manager satellite systems. This is the view of a central CCMS (CEN). You can also monitor non-SAP systems in a central CCMS (CEN) of a satellite system
5.Service Level reporting
http://service.sap.com/solutionmanager for all solman tasks as given below.
http://www.asap.net.cn/homepage_en/Solution%20Manager%20EN.pdf
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sm32/helpdata/en/1b/f02c41ab78f66fe10000000a1550b0/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sm32/helpdata/en/9f/1f46570f8a4a268b3154e0e0f07280/content.htm
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The Hatter,
I am a novice at Mac so I read all I can. From what I understand the NEC monitors I bought require Display Port for their maximum performance. The GTX 680 only has DVI outputs. Difference from what I understand is larger bandwidth with the DP.
You said I have the 4000 for CUDA. I am not all that familiar with CUDA and when I do read about it I do not understand it.
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Bottom line, as I see it, the 4000 will not be useful at all to me, since I want a dual monitor set-up.
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I see 3 possible ways of acheiving what you want:
1) swap the "pos" parameters in your xrandr commands so that the monitor on the left is always at 0x0 and the one on the right is always at 1920x0 (or whatever). This will leave a large area of available X desktop that is not visible - I don't know how your window manager will treat this. It might try to map windows on the laptop screen space even though that screen is not on. I know openbox is easy to configure where it tries to place windows.
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