This topic provides information about preparing your environment before installing the BMC Application Diagnostics Agent for .NET.
Ensure that your environment satisfies the following requirements:
Install the BMC Application Diagnostics Server before installing the BMC Application Diagnostics Agent for .NET.
If you are monitoring applications hosted on an IIS server, ensure that IIS Management Scripts and Tools are installed. The Diagnostics Agent for .NET employs the memory usage events feature to access application pool settings. On the computer where you are installing the Agent, ensure that IIS Management Scripts and Tools is selected:
Microsoft Windows 2008 R2
Microsoft Windows 2012
Note
(Version 2.6.10) Windows Server 2003 does not require IIS Management Scripts and Tools.
Download the Agent for .NET installation files from the Electronic Product Distribution site.
When you perform an installation or upgrade, you must use an IIS Application Pool Identity that has read and execute access to the installation directory, subdirectories, and files for BMC Application Diagnostics Agent for .NET. Specifically, you must have "Traverse folder" access to the Agent installation directories. For example, if %ProgramFiles(x86)% is C:\Program Files (x86), then you need "Traverse folder" access to the following directories:
(BMC Application Diagnostics Agent for .NET) If your environment includes a monitoring tool that uses the .NET CLR Profiler, such as in a Microsoft System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) version 2012 environment, you must disable application performance monitoring because only one application can use the .NET CLR Profiler at a time.
For example, use the following procedure to remove the SCOM APM:
NOAPM=1
switch.SCOM APM is not installed and will not interfere with the BMC Application Diagnostics Agent for .NET. For more information, see SCOM product documentation.
To enable running the installation wizard through a Terminal Services connection or a remote desktop session, certain Terminal Server configuration options that pertain to temporary folders must be configured. If you try to run the installation utility and again see the notification about Terminal Server configuration, backup the registry and then adjust the following key: You can revert these changes after you complete the installation process. You might be required to reboot the computer.To configure the required Terminal Server options
(Only for Windows XP SP2 and Windows 2003 SP1) Configure the setup executable file to run in unrestricted mode, unblocked by the Data Execution Prevention (DEP) feature.To allow the installation utility to run unrestricted
Select an installation method for the Diagnostics Agent for .NET: