Registering your Integration Server Instance in SAP SLD

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To register your Integration Server instance in the SAP SLD.

1. Start Integration Server Administrator.

2. In the Adapters menu in Integration Server Administrator's navigation area, click webMethods Adapter for PI/PO. The system displays the Servers page.

3. In the webMethods Adapter for PI/PO navigation area, click Environment. The system displays the Environment page.

If SLD access is disabled, an appropriate message is displayed.

If SLD access is enabled and Integration Server instance is registered in the SAP SLD, then the details of Integration Server instance registered in the SAP SLD is displayed. You must delete the existing Integration Server instance registered in the SAP SLD before registering a new Integration Server instance.

If SLD access is enabled and the Integration Server instance is not registered in the SAP SLD, the link to Add SLD Server is displayed.

4. Click Add SLD Server. The system displays the Add SLD Server page.

Field	Description
Adapter Engine	Specifies the name of the Integration Server instance registered in the SAP SLD. This field is automatically generated and cannot be edited.
Host name	Specify the name of the device that hosts the SAP SLD).
Port	Specify the port used by the SAP SLD.
Type	Specify the type of authentication to connect to the SAP SLD. Possible values are: None. Default. SAP SLD uses no authentication. Basic. SAP SLD uses http authentication.
User name	Specify the name used to log in to the SAP SLD.
Password	Specify the password used to log in to the SAP SLD. If you need to change the password later, you can click Change password and provide the new password.

5. Click Add. The system returns to the Environment page and lists the name assigned to the Integration Server and the SAP SLD information you added.

6. In the Registered column, click No.

The system adds an SAP_XIAdapterEngine object that represents the Integration Server instance in the SAP SLD and then changes the word No to Yes.

The system also adds associated objects in the SAP SLD that enables the SAP Runtime Workbench to perform runtime checks against the Integration Server instance.