Installing in a single-server environment
This topic provides the instructions for performing a wizard-based installation of the product in a single-server environment:
Before you begin
Ensure that you have completed the tasks in Preparing for installation.
To perform a typical installation
- Start the installation program by running the setup (for Windows) or setup.bin (for Linux) file. Click Next.
- Read the license agreement and agree to the terms. Click Next.
- Select Typical Setup and click Next.
The directory location defaults the following:
- Windows: C:\Program Files\BMC Software\TrueSight\ITDA.
- Linux: /opt/bmc/TrueSight/ITDA
You can change the destination directory by clicking Browse. Click Next to display the BMC TrueSight IT Data Analytics Settings screen.
Perform the following information depending on your platform and click Next.
- Windows: Pin the product to your Start menu, and start the product services immediately after the installation is complete.
- Linux: Start the product services immediately after the installation is complete.
The Installation Preview screen is displayed, providing information about the features to be installed, the total disk size, the destination directory, and so on.
- Click Install to start the installation.
- (Optional) Click View Log to see the installation log.
To exit the installation program, click Done.
By default, the following environment variable pointing to the product installation path is automatically set:
To perform a custom installation
- Start the installation program by running the setup (for Windows) or setup.bin (for Linux) file. Click Next.
- Read the license agreement and agree to the terms. Click Next.
- Select Custom Setup and click Next.
- Select one or more of the components that you want to install, and then click Next.
Provide details for each of the following components listed in the following table; when you are finished, click Next.
The components are listed in the same sequence as the installer screens that appear if you select all of the components.
For more information about the ports supported, see Communication-ports-and-protocols.
The directory location defaults the following:
- Windows: C:\Program Files\BMC Software\TrueSight\ITDA.
- Linux: /opt/bmc/TrueSight/ITDA
You can change the destination directory by clicking Browse. Click Next to display the BMC TrueSight IT Data Analytics Settings screen.
Perform the following information depending on your platform and click Next.
- Windows: Pin the product to your Start menu, and start the product services immediately after the installation is complete.
- Linux: Start the product services immediately after the installation is complete.
The Installation Preview screen is displayed, providing information about the features to be installed, the total disk size, the destination directory, and so on.
- Click Install to start the installation.
- (Optional) Click View Log to see the installation log.
To exit the installation program, click Done.
By default, the following environment variable pointing to the product installation path is automatically set:
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Getting and applying the product license
When you install the product, a default license gets installed which is valid for 30 days from the date of installation.
To continue using the product after 30 days
- Get the license by contacting BMC Support.
- Apply the license by copying the LicenseKey to the location where the product is installed (for example, %BMC_ITDA_HOME%). You need to overwrite the license file that already exists.
- Re-start the BMC TrueSight IT Data Analytics server. For more information, see Starting-or-stopping-product-services.
Where to go from here
After you install the product, proceed as follows:
Access the product by using the Start menu.
Start or stop product services.
Enable security for the data flow channels and the user inputs that you provide on the product interface, or configure your email setting. For more information, see Configuring-after-installation.
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