Installing BMC AMI Capacity Reporting on a web server

Use the following procedure to install the BMC AMI Capacity Reporting server component on a web server.

Before you begin

The installation program checks for the requirements described in BMC AMI Capacity Reporting system requirements. If any requirement is not satisfied, the installation program notifies you and stops. Before restarting the installation program, you must satisfy the missing requirements.

If you plan to use a specific user account to run BMC AMI Capacity Reporting, the account must have Log On as a Service rights.

To install BMC AMI Capacity Reporting

1. Perform one of the following actions:
   • If you have downloaded the product from the Electronic Product Distribution (EPD) facility, navigate to the folder in which the installation files were saved.
   • If you have received a physical product shipment, insert the BMC AMI Capacity Reporting installation CD into a CD drive.
2. In the BMC AMI Capacity Reporting folder, double-click the setup.exe file.
3. On the Welcome page, click Next.
4. Read the license agreement and then indicate your acceptance by clicking Yes.
5. Review the Readme file and then click Next.

6. On the Choose Destination Location page, perform one of the following actions:

   • Click Next to accept the default location.
   • Click Browse to choose a different location.

   Note

   The Destination Location identifies the folder in which you want to install BMC AMI Capacity Reporting files. The default 64-bit OS destination folder is C:\Program Files (x86)\BMC Software\CMM.

    The Windows Service Identity and IIS Application Pool Identity page is displayed as follows:

   

7. On the Windows Service Identity and IIS Application Pool Identity page, perform the following actions: 
   1. Select an account under which the BMC AMI Capacity Reporting Service should run.You can select either Local System Account or Specific User Account. The specific user account must have Log On As A Service rights.
   2. Enter the Domain\Username and password for the account.
   3. Click Test User Account to verify the account.
   4. Click IIS Advanced Options.
      The IIS Advanced Options dialog box displays, showing the IIS configurations that exist on the machine:
      

   5. From the menus, select the IIS Web Site and the Port Number, and then click OK.

      Note

      If this is the first time you are installing BMC AMI Capacity Reporting, the dialog box shows the default configuration.

      If you are reinstalling the product, the dialog box shows the current configuration. If more than one option is detected for either IIS Web Site or the Port Number, you can select them from the list.

        

   6. When finished with your specifications on the Windows Service Identity and IIS Application Pool Identity page, click Next.
      The Start Copying Files page is displayed.
8. Review your entries on the Start Copying Files page and click Next to begin the installation.
   The Setup Status page displays a progress bar that indicates the progression of the installation process.
   After the files are installed, BMC AMI Capacity Reporting detects the Microsoft Windows firewall.
9. When asked if you want to configure the firewall, enter YES or NO based on the following options:
   • Click YES if you want the installation program to add all necessary entries to the firewall.

   • Click NO if you want to enter the firewall settings shown in the following table manually:

     Firewall setting	Value
     Rule Type	Port
     Direction	Inbound/Outbound
     Program	BMCCMMService.exe
     Protocol and ports	TCP All local ports
     Action	Allow connection
     Profile	DomainPrivate
     Name	BMCCMMService

10. Click Finish and if prompted, restart your computer. 

Where to go from here

Assign at least one user to a BMC AMI Capacity Reporting user group in order to login and use BMC AMI Capacity Reporting. For more information, see Assigning users to BMC AMI Capacity Reporting User Groups.