SLD and Management console

Hello,
It seems that both System landscape directory and SAP management console have some overlapping features. The services can be started or stopped in both. Is it true? Does anyone know the difference between these 2 and where does Solution manager fit in?
Thanks
Shailik

hi
its not true,you can not start and stop services using SLD.
SLD is the central information provider where all your software components,products etc are maintained.
it also contains information about all installed systems like Business systems etc .
Where as SAP MMC,
it will perform administrative tasks.
it is used mainly for starting and stopping the servers and to monitor log files etc..
Regards
sowmya

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