2.2.6 Setting up the system environment (Setting up a single Web front system)

Set up the system environment for a single Web front system.

Reference note: For details on the reference locations of the commands used in the description, and the storage locations of the commands, see 5. Windows, Commands, and Files used in the System Setup and Operations.

To set up the system environment, use the Setup Wizard. For notes on setting up the system environment, see 2.2.7 Notes on setting up the system environment.

Important note

When you use the Setup Wizard to set up the system environment, the following items are automatically set up. If you want to set further details in the following items, use the management portal or Smart Composer functionality to set up the system environment.

The computer name is already set in the host name, and you cannot change the name.
The following names are set as the logical server name, and you cannot change the name.

Performance tracer: MyPerformanceTracer

J2EE server: MyJ2EEServer

Web server: MyWebServer

Organization of this subsection

(1) Starting the Setup Wizard and setting up the system environment
(2) Settings for automatically starting functionality concurrently with the startup of OS

(1) Starting the Setup Wizard and setting up the system environment

Start Setup Wizard and set up the system environment.

Execute the setupwizard command with the command prompt to start the Setup Wizard.

A command execution example is as follows:
```
setupwizard
```
In the Welcome window, enter "1" and press the Enter key.
In the Select Setup Method window, enter "1" and press the Enter key.
In the Database Connection Environment Settings window, enter "y" and press the Enter key.
Enter the database to be used, ("1" for HiRDB, and "2" for Oracle), and press the Enter key.
Enter the connection information for the database as per the instructions on the window, and press the Enter key.

Enter the connection information related to the database, such as the database host name, port number, user accessing the database, and password for the user accessing the database; as per the instructions on the window.

The window for confirming the Current Settings appears once you have finished entering the items.
After confirming the Current Settings, enter "1", and press the Enter key.

The Setup Information window appears.

Reference note

If you find that the contents of Current Settings are incorrect, enter "2", and re-execute the setting from step 4 onwards.
In the Setup Information window, enter "1" and press the Enter key.

The setup process starts, and a message showing the setup execution status for each process appears.

When the setup is complete in all the processes, a message indicating the saving of setup information file and Easy Setup definition file, and also the closing of the Setup Wizard appears.

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(2) Settings for automatically starting functionality concurrently with the startup of OS

Perform settings for automatically starting the Management functionality at the same time as the start of the OS.

Execute the mngautorun command with the command prompt to perform settings for starting the management functionality (Management Server or Administration Agent) at the same time as the start of the host.

A command execution example is as follows:
```
mngautorun both -sync
```

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