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System Center Service Manager: Installation Part II: The Datawarehouse

Hey All, this is part two of the installation post of System Center Service Manager Beta 1.  In this part, we will install the Service Manager Data Warehouse.

I started the installation with the Setup.exe (of course ;-))

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I choose Install Service Manager Data Warehouse

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Now he is asking for some data. The traditional name, organization and key.  Since this is a beta, I don’t need a key yet.  I’ve checked the License acceptance box and continued.

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Here I choose the installation location.

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Now the prerequisite checker has run and he has given me warnings.

 

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In the SCSMSetupWizard.log (in my case found under the directory where the installation media was extracted) I can read that he warns me that I don’t have enough memory (Still I’m going to try with the 2 GB ;-))

 

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In this screen, I need to give the instance for the Databases.  Since he only shows the possible instances, this is an easy one :-)

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On the next page, I need to choose the Data Warehouse Management group name.  I left it as default, but be aware that you can’t change this name afterwards.

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And finally, on that same screen, I need to choose the admin(s) for that management group.  I choose for the created admin group, SM_Admins.

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For the Data Warehouse account, I chose the user we created in the 1st post named sm_acct.  The great thing here is that you have a button to test the credentials to see if your account is ok.

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Finally the summary and of we go.

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The installation is running

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After less then 10 minutes the installation was finished.

For more information about the installation, or to troubleshoot a failed installation, check the log @ \users\<user name>\AppData\Local\SCSM\Setup or at the location where the installation files are located.

And finally, to validate if everything is ok, check if the following databases are created: DWSMDB, SCDM and SCDW

Up to the next part of the installation

Cheers,

Mike