Use the following procedure to deploy an Operations Manager 2007 database on a clustered SQL Server by using the Setup Wizard.
To deploy the Operations Manager 2007 database on a clustered SQL Server by using the Setup Wizard
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Use local administrator privileges to log on to the active node of the cluster. This account must also have system administrator privileges on the instance of SQL Server that will host the Operations Manager 2007 database.
Note The Operations Manager 2007 database must be installed only on the active node of the cluster. -
On the Operations Manager 2007 installation media, double-click the SetupOM.exe file.
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On the Start page, select Install Operations Manager 2007 R2.
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On the Welcome page, click Next.
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On the End-User License Agreement page, accept the agreement and then click Next.
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On the Product Registration page, type the information in the text boxes (the CD key is required) and then click Next.
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On the Custom Setup page, set all components except the Database to This component will not be available and then click Next.
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On the Management Group Configuration page, do the following:
- Type the name you want for the management group in the
Management Group name text box. The name of a management
group cannot be changed.
Note The management group name cannot contain the following characters, ( ) ^ ~ : ; . ! ? " , ' ` @ # % \ / * + = $ | & [ ] <>{}, or have a leading or trailing space. It is recommended that the management group name is unique within your organization if you plan to connect Operations Manager 2007 Management Groups. For more information about connected Operations Manager 2007 management groups, see About the Connected Management Groups Node in Operations Manager 2007. - Click Browse and select the universal or global security
group you want added to the management group's administrators role,
and then click OK.
- Click Next.
- Type the name you want for the management group in the
Management Group name text box. The name of a management
group cannot be changed.
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On the SQL Server Database Instance page, in the SQL Server Database Instance list, select the instance of SQL Server on which you want to install the Operations Manager 2007 database and then click Next.
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On the Database and Log File Options page, do the following:
- In the Database size text box, type the initial size of
the Operations Manager database or leave the default of 1,000
MB.
- Click Advanced.
- Click Change, set the Database data file location
to a shared hard disk for the cluster, such as
Q:\MSSQL\OM2007\data, and click OK.
- Click Change, set the Database log file location
to a shared hard disk for the cluster, such as
Q:\MSSQL\OM2007\log, and click OK.
- Click Next.
- In the Database size text box, type the initial size of
the Operations Manager database or leave the default of 1,000
MB.
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On the Operations Manager Error Reports page, either leave Do you want to send error reports to Microsoft cleared and click Next, to not send Operations Manager 2007 error reports to Microsoft, or select Do you want to send error reports to Microsoft and then do the following:
- Select Automatically send error reports about this product
to Microsoft without prompting the user, or leave the default
option, Prompt the user for approval before sending error
reports to Microsoft, selected.
- Click Next.
- Select Automatically send error reports about this product
to Microsoft without prompting the user, or leave the default
option, Prompt the user for approval before sending error
reports to Microsoft, selected.
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On the Ready to Install the Program page, click Install to display the Installing System Center Operations Manager 2007 page.
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When the Completing the System Center Operations Manager 2007 Setup Wizard page displays, click Finish.
See Also
Tasks
How to Deploy an Operations Manager 2007 Management Server Using the Setup WizardHow to Deploy the Operations Manager 2007 Database Using the Setup Wizard
Concepts
About Deploying Operations Manager 2007About Operations Manager 2007
Other Resources
Operations Manager 2007 R2 ReferenceSecurity Considerations in Operations Manager 2007
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