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User Management Configuration Tool 
The user management configuration tool provides system administrators with a user interface for configuration tasks such as setting up connections to user data sources.
The user management configuration tool is included in the System Administration role shipped with SAP Enterprise Portal.
The configuration data is stored in the J2EE Engine. You can also use the Config Tool of the J2EE Engine to change the user management configuration. See Editing UME Properties and Files.
Call up the user management configuration tool by choosing System Administration ® System Configuration ® UM Configuration in the enterprise portal.
The tool consists of the following tabs:
Data Sources
Here you can
· Define the data source or set of data sources that the user management service is to use for storing and retrieving user management data. See Defining Which Combination of Data Sources to Use
· Upload and download data source configuration files to and from the J2EE Engine. See Editing Configuration Files.
LDAP Server
Here you can provide the details required to connect to an LDAP directory. See Defining an LDAP Directory as a Data Source.
SAP System
Here you can provide the details required to connect to an ABAP-based SAP System using the Remote Function Call (RFC) protocol. See Defining an SAP System as a Data Source.
Security Settings
Here you can:
· Define the minimum and maximum length of user IDs
· Define password rules
· Define how many times users can enter an incorrect password before having their account locked
· Set the validity of SAP logon tickets
· Define an SAP reference system for SAP logon tickets
Notification E-Mails
· Specify an SMTP server
· Define for which events notification e-mails are to be sent to users or administrators
See Defining When Notification E-Mails Are Sent.
Direct Editing
This tab displays
the properties for SAP User Management Engine in a text editor. You can
directly edit the properties to change the configuration of UME as required.
See also
UME
Properties.

In the text editor, you can edit the values of existing properties, but you cannot create new properties.
After changing settings using the configuration tool, you must restart the Java application server for the changes to take effect.
