Installing on site
This topic describes the steps required to install all components of BMC Client Management on your infrastructure.
- Installation prerequisites
- Performing the installation on Windows
- Performing the installation on Linux
- Configuring after installation
- Agent rollout across your infrastructure
Installation process overview
If you have Client Management 10.x or later installed, see Upgrading for the upgrade procedure.
Step | Action | Comments |
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1 | Plan your environment | Before you start on any installation tasks you should create a schema of your network and design its components. |
2 | Review the system requirements (hardware and software) for Client Management | The compatibility information is subject to change. For the latest, most complete information about what is officially supported, see Planning . |
3 | Download the installation files | |
4 | (Optional) Install, tune and configure the database | If you are also the database administrator, you need to ensure that a database engine is available for use and that all configuration prerequisites are fulfilled. See the following sections for more information: |
5 | Verify installation prerequisites | Verify that all prerequisites for the master are fulfilled; see Installation prerequisites for on-site installation . |
6 | Install the master and console | See the information that is appropriate for your installation: |
7 | Perform specific configurations | After the master and console are installed, specific configuration tasks are required, especially if you are installing a super master architecture. See Configuring after installation . |
8 | Prepare for agent rollout | Before you can roll out the agent to the relays and clients in your environment, a few preparatory tasks are required, such as importing your license and creating the target groups for the rollouts. See Configuring for rollout . |
9 | Roll out the relay agents | See Rolling out relay agents . |
10 | Roll out the client agents |
The installation procedure consists of the following steps: