Managing Server Installation and Customization Guide

This guide provides installation instructions for setting up and configuring ITCAM for Application Diagnostics Managing Server.

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Introduction
Road map for installing the Managing Server on the Windows operating system
Prerequisites and preinstallation tasks for the Managing Server on Windows
Several prerequisite and preinstallation tasks must be completed before installing the Managing Server.
Configuring an existing database environment to work with the Managing Server on a Windows operating system
Typical installation for the Managing Server on a Windows operating system
Custom installation for the Managing Server on Windows
Silent installation for the Managing Server on a Windows operating system
Instead of installing the Managing Server with a GUI installer, you can use a command-prompt command that uses a response file. This silent installation requires no user interaction. It references a response file that is located on a hard disk in the network, which contains most or all of the specifications for the installation.
Upgrading and updating the Managing Server on a Windows system
Customization and advanced configuration for the Managing Server on Windows
Uninstalling the Managing Server,IBM WebSphere Application Server and IBM DB2 on Windows
This chapter describes how to uninstall the Managing Server,IBM® WebSphere® Application Server and IBM® DB2®.
Road map for the Managing Server on UNIX and Linux
Prerequisites and pre-installation tasks for the Managing Server on UNIX and Linux
This chapter includes tasks that must be completed before installing the Managing Server.
Configuring an existing database environment to work with the Managing Server on UNIX and Linux
Typical installation for the Managing Server on UNIX and Linux
Custom installation for the Managing Server on UNIX and Linux
Silent installation for the Managing Server on UNIX and Linux
This chapter describes how to use a command-line command pointing to a response file instead of a GUI installer to install the Managing Server. Installation through the response file without user interaction is called silent installation.
Upgrading and updating the Managing Server on Linux and UNIX systems
Customization and advanced configuration for the Managing Server on UNIX and Linux
Uninstalling the Managing Server,IBM WebSphere Application Server and IBM DB2 on UNIX and Linux
This chapter describes how to uninstall the Managing Server,IBM® WebSphere® Application Server and IBM® DB2®.
Obtaining installation images
Using the LaunchPad interface
Use the LaunchPad interface to complete the following activities:
Setting up security
You can set up optional security for ITCAM for Application Diagnostics.
Language Packs for Managing Server
A Language Pack enables user interaction with the Managing Server in a language other than English.
Starting and stopping the monitoring environment
This chapter contains procedures for starting and stopping the various components, databases, application servers associated withITCAM for Application Diagnostics.
Maintaining the monitoring environment
This chapter provides information about maintaining and monitoring the various components, databases, application servers associated with ITCAM for Application Diagnostics.
IBM Tivoli Enterprise Console integration
The Managing Server provides a module that integrates ITCAM for Application Diagnostics events with IBM® Tivoli Enterprise Console® 3.8 and later.
BMC Patrol integration
The Managing Server provides a module that integrates ITCAM for Application Diagnostics events with the BMC Patrol Enterprise Manager (Patrol EM). The Managing Server Patrol EM integration feature has two components: a customized Patrol EM filter (AM.afltr) and an application that receives ITCAM for Application Diagnostics SNMP traps (AMSNMPAdapter).
Managing Server properties files
Using regular expressions
Setting up single sign-on into Visualization Engine for Tivoli Enterprise Portal users
In Tivoli® Enterprise Portal, the user can "drill down" into the Visualization Engine. To avoid the necessity of a separate logon prompt, the Visualization Engine supports single sign-on for Tivoli® Enterprise Portal users.
Manually install MSVE
Accessibility
Support information
Notices