Configuring after installation

After installation, BMC Remedy AR System administrators and security administrators should review and perform the procedures in this section to secure the system and configure the AR System server and related components. After performing the initial configuration, see the Administering section for additional configuration and administrative tasks, such as setting up user accounts.

Goal	Instructions
Logging on to various BMC Remedy AR System components	Logging on to the system
Managing BMC Remedy AR System licenses	Working with BMC Remedy AR System licenses
Configuring servers to work with BMC Remedy AR System	Configuring AR System servers
Setting up a server group to provide fail-over protection	Configuring server groups
Configuring the BMC Remedy AR System cache	BMC Remedy AR System cache management
Presenting application data and interacting with the user by using the BMC Remedy Mid Tier	BMC Remedy Mid Tier configuration
Using a hardware load balancer to improve the scalability and availability of the BMC Remedy AR System	Configuring a hardware load balancer with BMC Remedy AR System
Configuring Unicode database support to enable multiple languages on a single AR System server	Configuring a Unicode server
Monitor BMC Remedy AR System using the BMC Remedy SNMP Agent	BMC Remedy SNMP Agent configuration
Configuring BMC Remedy AR System servers for a distributed environment	Configuring BMC Remedy Distributed Server Option
Configuring BMC Remedy AR System web and crystal reports for the end users	Configuring reporting
Configuring the Assignment Engine properties and starting and stopping the engine	Configuring the Assignment Engine
Configuring and managing process administrator capabilities, configuring Approval Server to work with flowcharts, and with a separate plug-in server instance	Configuring the BMC Remedy Approval Server
Creating and configuring BMC Remedy Email Engine mailboxes and setting security options	Configuring BMC Remedy Email Engine
Manually changing the default behavior of flashboards by changing settings in the config.properties file, and configuring flashboards	Configuring BMC Remedy Flashboards
Licensing and logging on to BMC Remedy Migrator	Configuring BMC Remedy Migrator
Securing various aspects of BMC Remedy AR System	Securing BMC Remedy AR System
Configuring BMC Remedy Encryption Security to protect data passing between the client and server	Configuring BMC Remedy Encryption Security
Learn about the storage and performance impacts of using Oracle character large object (CLOB) storage in a database table	Using Oracle CLOBs with BMC Remedy AR System

Configuring after installation

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