1.2.3 Procedure for setting up a management server in a single-server configuration

When you perform a custom installation of JP1/IT Desktop Management - Manager, you must perform setup as soon as installation is complete to create a database and specify environment settings.

To set up a management server:

1. From the Windows Start menu, select All Programs, JP1_IT Desktop Management - Manager, Tools, and then Setup.

2. In the Setup view, click the Next button.

3. In the Server Configuration Settings view, select Single-server configuration, set Cache size when accessing the database, and then click the Next button.

   This view appears only when the OS of the computer on which JP1/IT Desktop Management - Manager is installed is a 64-bit version.

4. In the Server Configuration Settings view, select a setup type, and then click the Next button.

   This view does not appear for the initial setup after installation.

5. In the Cluster Environment view, specify the settings for using a cluster system, and then click the Next button.

6. In the Folder Settings view, specify the folders that will be used by JP1/IT Desktop Management - Manager, and then click the Next button.

   If you selected Secondary in the settings for using a cluster system in step 5, skip steps 7 to 11.

7. In the Operation Log Settings view, specify whether to record an operation log, and then click the Next button.

8. In the Automatic Backup Setting for Operation Logs view, specify whether to back up the operation log automatically, and then click the Next button.

9. In the Output Settings for Saving the Revision History view, specify whether to periodically output a revision history archive, and then click the Next button.

10. In the Port Number Settings view, specify the port number to be used by JP1/IT Desktop Management - Manager, and then click the Next button.

11. In the Other Settings view, specify whether to use flow control when using the currency marks displayed in the operation window and the distribution functionality, and then click the Next button.

12. In the Confirm Setup Settings view, make sure the setup is correct, and then click the Next button.

    Setup is executed. If you notice a problem, click the Back button and make the necessary correction.

13. In the view indicating that setup is complete, click the OK button.

    If Register components appears, specify whether to register components after setup, and then click the OK button.

    Components include agents, site server programs, and network monitor agents. Registering these programs on the management server allows you to distribute an agent and install a site server program or to install a network monitor agent from the operation window.

    When you register a component, the Component Registration dialog box opens. In the dialog box, specify the settings related to component registration and update.

    Tip

    If you start setup after installation, you can specify the settings for updating a component in the window that indicates that setup is complete.

    For details about updating components, see 5.7 Updating components.

When setup is complete, the management server starts operation with the specified settings.

Tip

In the initial setup after a custom installation, a new database is created as part of the setup process.

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