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Enterprise Reporter 3.2.2 - Installation and Deployment Guide

Product Overview Installation Considerations for Enterprise Reporter Installing and Configuring Enterprise Reporter Managing Your Enterprise Reporter Deployment Troubleshooting Issues with Enterprise Reporter Appendix: Database Content Wizard Appendix: Encryption Key Manager Appendix: Log Viewer

Role Based Security in Enterprise Reporter

The data collected and reported on by Enterprise Reporter can contain sensitive information about your environment. To ensure that only appropriate users can access this information, each console has role based security.

In order to be able to open a console, the user must be assigned to one of the security groups. Four security groups are created when the Enterprise Reporter server is installed, and four are associated with SQL roles:

Reporter_Discovery_Admins

Discovery_Admin_Role

(also known as discovery administrator)

Reporter_Reporting_Operators

Reporting_Operator_Role

(also known as reporting user)

Reporter_Reporting_Admins

Reporting_Admin_Role

(also known as reporting administrator)

Reporter_Discovery_Nodes

Discovery_Nodes_Role

For more information, see the Microsoft® documentation for your operating system.

Managing Your Database Using the Database Wizard

By default, the Database Wizard is installed on the same computer where the server is installed. You can also install it on a separate computer if needed. For more information, see Installing the Components . Using the Database Wizard, you can:

Change the SQL Server® security mode. You can choose to change the acceptable method of authentication for the SQL Server®.
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Using the Database Wizard to Create or Connect a Database

The Database Wizard is used to create or connect an Enterprise Reporter database. You can either create the database when the wizard is automatically launched after installing the Enterprise Reporter server, or launch the wizard as a stand-alone application.

Click the Start menu, and select All Programs|Quest|Enterprise Reporter|Database Wizard and click Next.
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Choose Create New Database, and click Next.
You can either type the instance name or browse to it. If you browse, you will see all SQL Servers® in your subnet that are configured to advertise their presence. If you do not see your server on the list, you must type the name.
Enterprise Reporter connects to the SQL Server® using Windows® authentication by default. If you want to connect using SQL credentials, enter them before clicking Next.
Enterprise Reporter validates the SQL Server® and your right to create a database on the instance before you can proceed to the next step.

Technical Documentation.

For more information, see Security Groups in Enterprise Reporter .

Click Cancel to further modify the Security Group Names.
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Click Finish to create the database.

Technical Documentation.

For help troubleshooting errors, see Database Configuration Issues .

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Click Cancel.

Upgrading a Database

The Enterprise Reporter database must be the same version as the Enterprise Reporter server. You can use the Database Wizard to upgrade your database outside of the installation process.

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If you are starting the Database Wizard from the Start menu, click the Start menu and select All Programs|Quest|Enterprise Reporter|Database Wizard and click Next.
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Choose Select/Upgrade Existing Database and click Next.
You can either type the SQL Server® name or browse to it. If you browse, you will see all SQL Servers® in your subnet that are configured to advertise their presence. If you do not see your server on the list, you must type the name.
Enterprise Reporter connects to the SQL Server® using Windows® authentication by default. If you want to connect using SQL credentials, enter them.
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Confirm that you have created a backup of your database by selecting I understand and wish to continue, then click Next.
Click Cancel to further modify the Security Group Types or the Security Group Names.
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When the upgrade completes successfully, click OK to open the Encryption Key manager.
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Select the Export Key option to create an encryption key backup file. For more information, see Exporting a Key File .
Select the Import Key option to import an encryption key backup file. For more information, see Importing a Key File .
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