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The simplest way to configure the database is to allow Enterprise Reporter to set up the database following installation. You need to know the SQL Server® on which you want to create the database, and you can use either Windows® or SQL Server® credentials to connect to your SQL Server®.
NOTE: In order to create the database, the currently logged in account must have appropriate rights (including SysAdmin rights) on the SQL Server®, or you must use appropriate SQL credentials.
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There are parameters that you can set when creating an Enterprise Reporter database:
These groups provide access to the appropriate tables in the Enterprise Reporter database and are used to allow Windows® authentication on the SQL Server®. For more information, see Security Groups in Enterprise Reporter .
A corresponding SQL login and role is created for each group.
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NOTE: For basic instructions about how to install all of the Enterprise Reporter components onto one server, see the Enterprise Reporter Quick Start Guide. |
If you have an existing Enterprise Reporter installation and are creating another database with the same version, you can transfer your Enterprise Reporter configuration information (clusters and nodes, discoveries, and reports) using the Database Content Wizard. For more information, see Appendix: Database Content Wizard .
If necessary, you can install additional consoles for other users.
There are five components that you can install:
These components can be installed as needed using a single installer.
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Open the self-extracting file named Enterprise_Reporter_<version number>_x64.exe. |
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In the folder Quest Enterprise Reporter\en-US double-click the Enterprise_Reporter_<version number>_x64.msi file. |
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Click View License Agreement and scroll to review the entire license agreement. |
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Select I accept these terms, click OK to close the agreement, and click Next to continue the installation. |
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Click Install. |
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Click Close. |
For more information, see Role-Based Security in Enterprise Reporter .
You can either create or connect a new database (see To create a new database during the installation process ) or use an existing database (see To use an existing Enterprise Reporter database during the initial installation ).
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For more information, see Security Groups in Enterprise Reporter .
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Review the message box, and click OK to continue. |
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Click Finish to create the database. |
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When creation is complete and successful, a notice to backup the encryption key is displayed. Click OK to accept the message and start the Encryption Key Manager. |
IMPORTANT: It is important to backup the encryption key. The Encryption Key Manager will automatically start on the Enterprise Reporter Server. Use the Export Key option to create a back up file of the encryption key. For more information, see Appendix: Encryption Key Manager . |
For help troubleshooting errors, see Database Configuration Issues .
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Review the warning message and click OK to continue. |
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When creation is complete and successful, a notice to back up the encryption key is displayed. Click OK to accept the message and start the Encryption Key Manager. |
IMPORTANT: It is important to back up the encryption key. The Encryption Key Manager will automatically start on the Enterprise Reporter Server. Use the Export Key option to create a backup file of the encryption key. For more information, see Appendix: Encryption Key Manager . |
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Click the Start menu and select All Programs|Quest|Enterprise Reporter|Database Wizard and click Next. |
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If the Database Wizard is already running, click Launch Database Content Wizard. |
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