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CDB - How to Configure a Windows 2016 server for use with AMI Capacity Database, AMI Cost Management and AMI Capacity Management.
How to Configure a Windows 2016 server for use with AMI Capacity Database, AMI Cost Management and AMI Capacity Management.
BMC AMI Capacity Management
BMC AMI Cost Management, BMC Capacity Optimization for Mainframes, Visualizer
What are the required steps to configure a Windows 2016 server to be used with the Capacity Management for Mainframes products, Cost Analyzer for zEnterprise (CAzE), Mainview Threshold Advisor (MTA), Capacity Management Database (CDB) and Visualizer? |
**Note: If verifying which Roles and Features are already installed on the server, skip down to Step 24 to compare with what is required for the CMM products to install and function properly. 1. Logon to the Windows 2016 server with a userid that has Administrative rights on this server. 2. Click the Start button and select the Server Manager application. 3. From the Server Manager menu select Manage>Add Roles and Features. 4. Click Next on the Before you begin screen. 5. On the Select installation type screen, make sure that Role-based or feature-based installation is selected and click Next. 6. On the Select destination server screen make sure your server is listed below and click Next. 7. On the Select server roles screen select Web Server (IIS). 8. When Web Server is selected a pop up box will display showing required features for this role. Click the Add Features button. 9. Click the Next button. 10. Fully expand the .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.6 features. Under .NET Framework 3.5 select HTTP Activation. 11. The “Add features required for HTTP Activation” pop up will display. Click the Add Features button. 12. Under .NET Framework 4.6 select HTTP Activation. 13. The “Add features required for HTTP Activation” pop up will display. Click the Add Features button. 14. Scroll down the Features list, expand Message Queuing and select Message Queuing Server. 15. Scroll down the Features list, expand Windows Process Activation Service and select it. The 3 features under it should be selected. 16. Click the Next button. 17. On the Web Server Role (IIS) screen click Next. 18. Expand Web Server and select the Role Services indicated below. 19. Scroll down and continue selecting the indicated Role Services. 20. Scroll down and select the remaining indicated Role Services. Then click the Next button. 21. On the Confirm installation selections screen click Install. 22. A progress bar is displayed while the features and roles are being installed. This could take several minutes. 23. When it is finished you should see an Installation succeeded message. If the server requires a reboot you will see a notification here. 24. To verify the required Server Roles are installed on the server get back into the Add Roles and Features Wizard and click Next until you get to the Server Roles section. Compare the roles selected on your server with what is In the screen shots below. If anything is missing, simple select it here. The Roles that are not expanded in the screen shots were already installed on the server before going through this procedure so they can be ignored and you may have other roles that were already installed. Do not remove any roles that were already there. 25. To verify the required Features are installed on the server click Next to get to the Features section. Compare the features selected on your server with what is in the screen shots below. If anything is missing, simple select it here. The features that are not expanded in the screen shots were already installed on the server before going through this procedure so they can be ignored and you may have other features that were already installed. Do not remove any features that were already there. 26. If any Roles or Features were found to be missing and were selected click Next and then Install to install the remaining Roles and Features. |
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