2. Click "Step 2, Create Agent".
3. Click "Create Agent"
4. Fill in the following: System ID: Name of the system User/Password: The user you need to connect to the SAP system. The user ideally needs the following roles. SAP_XI_API_DEVELOP_J2EE;SAP_XI_ADMINISTRATOR_J2EE;SAP_XI_ALERT_CONSUMER; It may work with fewer roles depending on your use case. Host: Hostname or IP to access your PI system. Port: Normal HTTP port you would use P4 Port: Post is normally HTTP port +4 If you are connecting via Cloud Connector you need to use the host and port exposed here. Once you are done press save
5. Click "OK"
6. Click on the agent created
7. Click "Test configuration"
8. If you have the following, then the result is is good. If you need to perform SAP PI/PO DevOps including transport, you need to have the PI Libs in your Libs folder and you need to have the P4 port working.
9. Click "Tracked Objects"
10. Click "Synchronize"
11. Click "Synchronize"
12. Now the synchronization will happen. It can take some time, depending on number of objects you have.
13. If there are too many objects that cannot be processed, you may try to synchronize again with the following settings.