Once the agent is installed, there are some basic security objects that need to be created, these include:

Create PowerConnect role

Open a browser and navigate to the User Administrator page http://<sap host>:<sap port>/useradmin/index.jsp

Select Criteria=Role

Click Create Role

Search for JmxManageAll in available actions & highlight both roles

The roles should appear on right in Assigned Actions

Search for SystemInfo_Support_Role

Highlight it and click ADD

Ensure these 3 roles are on the right

And click SAVE

Create powerconnect technical user

Open a browser and navigate to the User Administrator page http://<serverhost>:<port>/useradmin/index.jsp

Click Create User

Create user powerconnect (all lowercase), enter password, and set it as a Technical User

Add the following 5 roles to the user

NAME	DESCRIPTION	MANDATORY	RELATED MONITORING PLUGIN
JmxManageAll	Required for PowerConnect to be able to query JMX	Yes	JMX
SAP_XI_API_DEVELOP_J2EE	Required for PowerConnect to be able to retrieve PI Channel status	No	PI
SAP_XI_API_DISPLAY_J2EE	Required for PowerConnect to be able to retrieve PI Channel status	No	PI
NWA_READONLY	Required for PowerConnect to be able to retrieve PI message meta data	No	PI
SAP_XI_MONITOR_J2EE	Required for PowerConnect to be able to retrieve PI message meta data	No	PI
dbpool	Required for PowerConnect to be able to retrieve message server parameters and metrics	No	Message Server Parameters Message Server Metrics
XiMdt.ExtendedMonitor	Required for PowerConnect to be able to retrieve PI message payload	No	PI

Before a license can be applied the SAP PowerConnect Agent must be granted permissions to read the installation number of the SAP system.

Enter the PowerConnect User and PowerConnect Password in the Authentication section and click Save

Now restart the SAP PowerConnect Agent using the instructions provided in Starting / Stopping Agent.