http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/7675ea81-457d-4491-a224-e34471beec63/sharepoint-2013-workflow-manager-not-connected?forum=sharepointcustomization#354fae27-a882-432e-8cb3-c6dd170444e7
Based on the articles answer
I actually solved this one myself. I found out that by default, the Workflow Manager Config wizzard adds I workflow Service Application Proxy in central admin by itself. So when I registered the service, I ended up with 2 proxies. The solution: Delete both proxies and re-run the register-spworkflowService command with the -force attribute
How should I do it in a course of action from the beginning to the end?
Today, I'm newbie in SharePoint 2013