Add server in SAP GUI 750 in 3 easy steps

To access a SAP application server, and use the SAP GUI or FIORI interface, the first step is to proceed to download SAP logon 750, then continue with the corresponding SAP 750 installation, and then configure one or more SAP application server, either manually as explained below, or by using an existing SAP LOGON server list - and finally personalizing the interface: change SAP language or change SAP theme for example.


SAP servers in SAP GUI 750

To access a SAP application server, and use the SAP GUI or FIORI interface, the first step is to proceed to download SAP logon 750, then continue with the corresponding SAP 750 installation, and then configure one or more SAP application server, either manually as explained below, or by using an existing SAP LOGON  server list   - and finally personalizing the interface:  change SAP language   or  change SAP theme   for example.

The procedure is pretty similar to add server in SAP 740.

Each of the  SAP servers   configures will represent a different instance of SAP to which you will connected, generally each of them representing a different environement, such as developement, business validation, and production, and different for each of the company's business unit.

Every single  SAP application server   has its own database, set of data, and customized programs. They can be replicated and exist on each of the SAP servers, or be different on every one of them.

See below how to add manually a new connection in the SAP LOGON  server list   displayed in the SAP GUI interface.

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How to add a server connection in SAP Logon 750?

1- Add a new connection in SAP GUI

The first step will be to add a new connection in the SAP GUI, by clicking on the new item button, or the variable logon button in case the new item is greyed out.

After that, select user specified system, as the  SAP application server   details will be entered manually.

2- Enter the custom SAP application server details

The system connection parameters will then need to be typed in the corresponding fields, and are all necessary:

  • description, a text that will help you recognize this specific server in the list,
  • application server, the server name that must be provided by the system administrator,
  • instance number, a two digits number, because one  SAP system   can have different instances,
  • system ID, a unique identification code of the SAP installation,
  • SAPRouter string, which represents the connection between hosts.

The next screen usually doesn't need any change, as it will request for the secure network settings, such as the SAP Secure Network Communications parameters, if any, and eventual network settings to reduce network traffic on slow Internet connections.

Finally, the last screen of the  SAP application server   creation procedure requests the language, in case you want to change SAP language, and also the character encoding, which might be important depending on your local configuration.

3- Connect to the SAP application server

After having performed these steps, the  SAP application server   will be added to the SAP LOGON server list, and be visible on the  SAP 750 GUI interface   server list.

In case you made a mistake while creating the  server list   entry, right click on it, and select the properties option.

In the properties, you will have access to screens similar as the ones during the installation, and will be able to modify any property of the SAP server.

When the  SAP application server   will be correct, simply double click on the entry in the SAP logon  server list   to open the SAP 750 GUI interface, and logon to your application server.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to manually add servers for SAP 750 version?
To add a server, you need to add a new connection in the SAP GUI, enter the details of the custom SAP application server, and connect to the SAP application server.
How do you add a server in SAP GUI 750?
Adding a server in SAP GUI 750 involves accessing the SAP Logon interface, navigating to the server list, and manually entering the server details or importing a pre-configured server list.

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