.. Getting Started Logging On and Off Contents Overview Windows NT, 98/95 Log on Log off Macintosh Log on Log off Overview There are two ways for users to access the SAP Production system, via the Production 1 server or the Production 2 server. Do not worry about logging onto the "wrong" Production system. Users are asked to log on via a specific server to help balance the load of users accessing SAP. Your server is determined alphabetically by the first letter of your school or department. IF Your School or Department Name Begins With THEN Logon to: A-L Production 1 M-Z Production 2 top Windows NT, 98/95 Log On Get a Kerberos ticket Note If you checked your mail in Eudora, you already have a Kerberos ticket. 1. From the Task bar, select the menu path: Start>>Programs>>SAP Frontend>>Leash32 Shortcut. Result: The login screen appears. 2. Click the Renew Ticket(s) button . 3. Type in your username and click OK. 4. Type in your password and click OK. Result: Your ticket appears. 5. Minimize or close the Leash32 window.   Start SAP 1. From the Task bar, select the following menu path: Start>>Programs>>SAP Frontend>>SAP Frontend-All>>Production (1 or 2, depending upon your school or department) Result: The Starting window appears. If you have items in your Workflow Inbox, click the Enter button to bypass the message. The SAP User Menu screen is displayed. top   Log Off Exit SAP 1. Click the Exit button on the Toolbar or follow the menu path: System >> Logoff. 2. In the Logoff pad click Yes. 3. Follow the menu path: Connection >> Exit. Result: Your SAP session is terminated.   Destroy Kerberos ticket 1. Return to the "Leash 32" screen. Note If you destroy your Kerberos ticket, you will need another one for Eudora and other applications which require a Kerberos ticket. 2. Click the Destroy Ticket(s) button . 3. Click OK. Result: Your Kerberos ticket is destroyed. 4. Close the Leash 32 window. top Macintosh Log On Note If you checked your mail in Eudora, you already have a Kerberos ticket. 1. Double-click on the Kerberos Manager icon . 2. Click the New Login button. 3. Type in your username (if not already provided by default). 3. Type in your password. (Your realm should be provided by default.) 4. Click the Login button. Result: Your username should appear in the "Kerberos Manager" window in the Ticket box. 5. Close the "Kerberos Manager" window. top   Start SAP The SAPGUI icon will be installed on your desktop or in the SAP folder on your hard drive. 1. Double-click on the SAPGUI icon and wait. 2. The launch pad appears. Double-click Production-1 or Production-2 depending upon your school or department. Result: The SAP User Menu screen appears on a Macintosh. If you have items in your Workflow Inbox, click the Enter button in the notification dialog box. You see loading data at the bottom of the screen. The SAP User Menu screen is displayed. Note The SAP screen may take a moment to appear. Don't try double-clicking in the launch pad again, as this will open an additional SAP session to open.   top   Log Off Exit SAP 1. Click the Exit button on the Toolbar or follow the menu path: System >> Logoff. 2. In the Logoff pad click Yes. You will quit the SAPgui. 3. Follow the menu path: Connection >> Exit. Result: Your SAP session is terminated. Note This is the recommended way to log off SAP for the Macintoshes.   Destroy your Kerberos ticket 1. Double-click on the Kerberos Manager icon. Note If you destroy your Kerberos ticket, you will need another one for Eudora and other applications which require a Kerberos ticket. Result: The "Kerberos Manager" window is displayed. 2. Click on your username displayed in the Ticket box. 3. Click the Destroy Tickets button. 4. Close the "Kerberos Manager" window. top Copyright 2001 © Massachusetts Institute of Technology SAP for MIT Documentation on the Web Valid From: 01/29/2001