Tuesday, February 12, 2013

SAP SECURITY 4 ALL

SAP R/3 Security Basic Topics

A User Administration
1.User Creation
2.User Disabling
3.Locking
4.Unlocking of User
5.Password Reset
 
B Role Administration
1.Creation
2.Modification of roles
3.Changes to Authorizations as per the Client Requirement

C System Trace
1.Procedure
2.Issues

User Administration:
I am going to explain in detailed one by one.
Initially User Creation Procedure which is the main part of SAP Security Task the procedure are as follows:
 Procedure:

  • Go to Transaction SU01 the view as follows

                                       

  • Click on Create button or F8 button to create the New User. Remember to give Last Name surely then only new will be accepted then fill all the required

  • In the  Logon Data Tab provide the Initial password.
  • Then Assign the Roles as per the business requirement then save.
  • Sent the credentials to the user.
 
User Disabling :                                                                                                                                                                             
This the Another Regular Task done by Security Admin Guys is disabling of the users once they left from the company the procedure are as follows
  • Initially we need to identify the list of users left from the organization which is provided by the HR Team Normally.
  • After getting the list of users we need to go to SU01 if it the single user it is a multiple user we can use SU10 T-code.
  • for Single user go to su01 give the user id and go to Change Button(F7) and update the last name as Disable
  • Once update then go to Logon data tab and change the validity date of the users as follows
  • Once done save the user and sent to the requestor via Mail.:)  
 
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