SEM 6.0 installation path

Hi,
Please tell me the path where i can download SEM 6.0 software
and also let me know the location of installation guide for sEM 6.0

Hi Balaji,
service.sap.com/swdc -> downloadentry by application group --->Installations and Upgrades -->SAP Application Components -->SAP SEM.
You can find SEM here but upto SEM 3.5.
Similarly, for installation guide, please follow:
service.sap.com/instguides --->SAP Component --SAP SEM
Hope it helps.
Message was edited by: Amrendra Mishra
Message was edited by: Amrendra Mishra

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