If you are installing the Cross Connector on your SAP Solution Manager system, you don’t have to care about RFC destinations because the Managed System Configuration of SOLMAN_SETUP is creating and updating all necessary RFC destinations (TMW + READ).
If you are installing the Cross Connector on your domain controller (or any other system of your landscape), you have to create users and RFC destinations beeing used for creating, reading, updating, deleting, releasing and importing transport requests.
Please repeat following steps for each system and client of your landscape:
Logon to your managed system and client, call transaction SU01 and create a new technical user TMSORG
Chose user type “System”.
Generate a password if possible. Remember the password for later.
Assign role SAP_CM_MANAGED_OPERATOR. Ensure that the profile of this role is maintained, generated and assigned.
Logon to your domain controller (where CC5 got installed), call transdaction SM59 and create a new RFC destination to an ABAP system with name TMSORG@<sysid><client>.<domain>:
Replace placeholder <sysid> by the three letter system id of your managed system.
Replace placeholder <client> by the three letter client of your managed system.
Replace placeholder <domain> by the name of your transport domain. You can find it on the start screen of transaction STMS.
Example: TMSORG@S4H800.DOMAIN_S4HMaintain host and instance number. You can get these values from already existing rfc destination (for example TMSADM@). Alternatively you can find these values in your SAP logon.
Please setup logon credentials. Use language EN, user TMSORG and the password you used/generated before.
Perform a connection test. A logon test is not possible.
Please repeat step 1 for all systems where you want to perform an import. Usually this applies to all managed systems except the development system where you only want to create and manage transport requests. But if you want to control external transport requests as well, you might need the import feature for the development system ( and client) too. Please create a user TMSIMP here and assign the roles SAP_CM_MANAGED_IMPORT and SAP_CM_MANAGED_OPERATOR. You need such a user only once per system. The user TMSORG is needed once per client instead.
Please repeat step 2 and create a RFC destination TMSIMP@<sysid>.domain> in you domain controller (where CC5 got installed). Example: TMSIMP@S4H.DOMAIN_S4H
Notes:
If you are facing authority issues related to TMSORG or TMSIMP, you can try to assign the pfcg role SAP_BC_CTS_ADMIN temporarily.
Maybe TMSIMP has to be created in client 000. If you create it in another client, you can import only to this client. If you want to import to multiple clients of one system, you might have to create TMSIMP in client 000 for security reasons.
The names of the RFC destinations are predefined by CTS, please have a look at class CL_CTS_TMS_CI_TARGET. If you want to use different RFC destinations, you have to implement BADI CTS_BADI_FOREIGN_SYSTEM.