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Document Objectives __________________________________________________________ 1
Product and Version Information _____________________________________________________ 1 Assumptions and Disclaimers ________________________________________________________ 1 Application-Specific Information ______________________________________________________ 2
Install FactoryTalk Service Platform. _____________________________________________ 37 Install FactoryTalk Activation Manager. __________________________________________ 44 Install RSLINX Enterprise ______________________________________________________ 51 Install FactoryTalk Metrics. ____________________________________________________ 54 Set up FactoryTalk Policies _____________________________________________________ 59 Set up FactoryTalk Users ______________________________________________________ 61 Creating and configuring a database for FT Metrics ________________________________ 68 Configure the DSN ___________________________________________________________ 72 Configure FactoryTalk Transaction Manager ______________________________________ 77 Configure the RSBizWare Services _______________________________________________ 83
Activation _______________________________________________________________________ 83 Service Console___________________________________________________________________ 85
Configure the Data Collection __________________________________________________ 90 Assign Activations to the computer ______________________________________________ 95 Set up User Privileges, Licenses, and Activations ___________________________________ 96 Install ReportExpert __________________________________________________________ 98
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Document Objectives
The purpose of this document is to provide a guideline for installing and configuring the software necessary to create a FactoryTalk Metrics application. The document assumes that the user will begin by installing the operating system, and will finish ready to begin configuring a FactoryTalk Metrics application. This document was adapted from one that described the installation process on a VMWare image. Some of these references remain, although the process can be implemented on a VMWare image or a bare metal computer with no changes. The document is meant to supplement product documentation that is found on the media for each product, such as the RSBizWare Administrators Guide these documents should be referenced for more detailed information.
Windows Server 2008 R2 (CD customer provided) FT Metrics version 9.20 Report Expert version 2.1 (included on FT Metrics 9.20 CD) SQL Server 2008 R2 (included on separate CD with FT Metrics 9.20 package) RSLinx Enterprise (included on FT Metrics 9.20 CD)
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Application-Specific Information
The settings, computer name, user names, etc. referenced in this document will be different for your application, but are referred to in a consistent manner in the document. Computer name: W2K8FS1 Database name: FTMetrics SQL Server username for connection to the FTMetrics database: FTMUser System DSN name: FTMetricsDSN FactoryTalk Users: Administrator and LabUser (mapped Windows users)
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2. In the Server Manager window, click on Features and then Add Features.
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4. You may get the following message informing you that the Desktop Experience cannot be installed unless the required features are also installed. A list of these required features will be displayed. If so, click on Add Required Features as shown below.
5. The Desktop Experience should now appear as selected. Click on Next (not shown).
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6. In the subsequent Confirm Installation Selections window a list of items to be installed will be presented. Click on Install to complete the installation process.
7. A message indicating the installed features along with a request to restart to finish installation is shown. Click on Close to close the window.
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9. After the re-boot you will see what features were successfully installed. Click Close.
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3. On the Desktop Icon Settings dialog box, select all Desktop Icons (Computer, Users Files, Network, Recycle Bin, and Control Panel) and click on OK.
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4. While in the Personalization area, change the Desktop theme to Windows Classic.
5. Close the Personalization window, and the subsequent windows to get back to the desktop.
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3. In the System Properties window, select the Computer Name tab and click on Change to modify the computer name.
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In this example, the computer name is changed to W2K8FS1. DO NOT join a domain at this point. Click on Workgroup and enter a workgroup name or accept the default. Click on OK to complete the change.
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4. Select Web Server (IIS) on the role selection list and then click on Role Services.
5. In the subsequent window, select HTTP Redirection and ASP.NET (ASP.NET not clicked yet in below screen capture).
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6. Upon selecting ASP.NET, a confirmation window (below) will appear. Click on Add Required Role Services to confirm your request.
7. You will note that the following services are now selected (see screen capture in step 8): ASP.NET .NET Extensibility ISAPI Extensions ISAPI Filters
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9. Scroll down further and select IIS 6 Metabase Compatibility and IIS 6 WMI Compatibility as shown below, and then click on Next.
10. The following confirmation for the installation selection will show. Click on Install to install the selected Role Services.
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12. Once installed, a message will confirm the successful installation. Click on Close (not shown) to close the Installation Results confirmation window.
13. Restart the computer. 14. Verify IIS by typing http://localhost in the web browser.
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3. In the subsequent dialog box turn Off both Administrators and Users enhanced security and click on OK to accept the new setting.
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2. If you had to perform the previous step, run setup.exe again from your SQL Server 2008 R2 distribution media to start the installation again. A series of informative windows similar to the ones below will update you on the installation progress. Select Installation from the menu at the left.
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4. The following message will appear during multiple steps of the installation process.
5. A message will appear indicating if the operation completed without any failures or warnings. Select Show details >> to open a separate window listing the status of each support rule.
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6. Select Hide details and then click OK (not shown) to continue the install.
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10. After the successful installation of the Setup Support Rules, a message will appear indicating if the operation completed without any failures or warnings. Select Show details >> to open a separate window listing the status of each support rule.
11. Select Hide details to close the window and then click Next (not shown) to continue the install.
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12. On the Setup Role window, select SQL Server Feature Installation, and click on Next to continue the installation procedure.
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13. On the Feature Selection window select the following features which are required for FTMetrics: Database Engine Services Reporting Services (is required for Report Expert to function) Business Intelligence Development Studio (is required if the user wishes to create their own report templates, otherwise it is not needed) Client tools SDK SQL Server Books Online Management Tools Basic Management Tools - Complete
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14. A confirmation message indicates the completion of this step. As in previous steps, clicking on Show details >> opens a separate window to show the status of the Installation rules. Click on Next to continue with the installation procedure.
15. The next window prompts for the name and Instance ID for the SQL Server instance being installed. Leave the default setup (i.e. Default Instance selected). Click on Next (not shown in screen capture) to continue with the installation procedure.
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16. The next window will provide information about Disk Space Requirements, and indicates whether the disk requirements are met or not. If all is OK (green check), click on Next (not shown in screen capture) to continue with the installation procedure.
17. The next window provides information about Server Configuration (Services, Account names, Passwords, and Startup Types). Change the Account Names and Startup Types as shown below, and then click on Next (not shown in screen capture) to continue with the installation procedure.
In SQL 2008 R2 every Service account is listed and has to be configured separately, with the possibility to use the same settings for all services. According to Microsoft (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms191543.aspx, http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143504.aspx#Use_startup_accounts): Configuring SQL Server Agent service as "Local System account" (NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM) is powerful but not needed and this option is provided primarily for backward compatibility.
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The Network Service account (NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE) is a built-in account that has more access to resources and objects than members of the Users group. Services that run as the Network Service account access network resources by using the credentials of the computer account. The other option is Domain User Account which is similar to what we suggested for SQL Server 2005. However, the whole SQL services configuration is dependent on customer policies - user accounts and network permissions may vary. You may want to consult your IT department for advice. Collation settings are important if a database is migrated from one server to another there will be problems if one of the servers has a different collation type than the other. All database instances created on a server derive their collation type from the server settings. So if all servers (and all db instances on them) have the same collation type there is not an issue. Guidance on setting the correct collation can be found at:. http://msdn.microsoft.com/enus/library/ms144260.aspx. 18. In the Database Engine Configuration window, on the Account Provisioning tab, select Mixed Mode for the Authentication Mode. Enter a password for the sa (built-in SQL Server administrator) account and confirm it by reentering it. REMEMBER THIS PASSWORD. At least ONE Windows user MUST be selected as SQL administrator
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If the current Windows user is to be an administrator for SQL Server, click on the Add Current User button. If another user will be administrator for SQL Server, it can be added by clicking on the Add. Button. Click on Next to continue
\ 19. On the Reporting Services Configuration window, leave the default selections (Install the native mode default configuration) on the next widow and click on Next.
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20. The next window will prompt you for Error Reporting options. In this example the Error reporting is not selected. Click on Next to continue the installation.
21. A confirmation message indicates the completion of this step. Click on Next to continue with the installation procedure.
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22. The next window shows all the SQL Server 2008 R2 features which are about to be installed. Click on Install to start the installation procedure.
23. The installation may take a while (depending on your computer). When the installation completed successfully message appears, click on Close.
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2. Enter the name of the server hosting the SQL Server (in this case W2K8FS1), and click on Connect to connect to the server.
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3. Click on Connect in the menu bar, and then select Reporting Services.
4. On the subsequent Connect to Server dialog box, enter the server name (in this case W2K8FS1) and click on Connect.
5. Once the connection is successfully completed, the SQL Server installation can be assumed to have been a success.
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Verify that IIS and the ODBC DSN are configured correctly
If you are running on Windows 2008R2, verify that IIS and the ODBC DSN are configured correctly. Instructions are in the file prerequisitesWS2008.chm on the FactoryTalk Metrics installation media. Verify these things BEFORE installing Report Expert 1. Run Reporting Services Configuration Manager by navigating to: Start > Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 > Configuration Tools > Reporting Services Configuration Manager
2. Click on Connect.
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3. Click on the Report Manager URL page. Click on the URLs link for the Report Manager Site.
4. This should take you to the SQL Server Reporting Services Home page with no errors.
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5. Run SQL Server Configuration Manager by navigating to. Start > Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 > Configuration Tools > SQL Server Configuration Manager
6. Navigate to SQL Server Network Configuration > Protocols for MSSQLSERVER. Verify that Named Pipes and TCP/IP are Enabled.
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7. Still in SQL Server Configuration Manager, navigate to SQL Server Services and verify that the SQL Server and SQL Server Reporting Services are set to Automatic Start Mode and are Running.
Report Expert can now be installed from the FactoryTalk Metrics installation media (steps are outlined further along in the manual). Note that Report Expert must be installed on the same machine as SQL Server Reporting Services and IIS.
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4. The next window displays the required software installation in order. As the SQL Server and the prerequisites for the ReportExpert have already been installed, the next step is to install the FactoryTalk Service Platform.
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5. A prerequisite notification message similar to the one below may appear, asking for required software to be installed. Click on Install to start the installation process for prerequisite software (in this case, the 2.30.01 version of Factory Talk Diagnostics). This list may differ on different operating systems (on newer ones .NET 3.5 SP 1 may already be installed). FTSP is available from RS Bizware installation media. RS Bizware 9.20 is distributed with FTSP 2.30.01 (CPR9 SR3) and RS Bizware 10.00 is distributed with FTSP 2.40 (CPR9 SR4)
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A File In Use message like below may appear. If so, make the selection shown and click OK to continue. Either choice (automatically closing, or rebooting later) would work; the only difference being the latter requires a reboot. Choose the first option (Automatically close and attempt to restart the applications). Click OK to contine the install process.
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8. Once the prerequisite software installation is complete, the following window indicating the beginning of the FactoryTalk Services Platform installation will appear. Click on Next to start the installation.
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9. In the License Agreement window, the terms need to be accepted for the installation to continue. Click on Next to continue.
10. For the Setup Type, select the Standard installation, and click on Next to continue the installation.
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13. A window indicating the completion of the FactoryTalk Service Platform (FTSP) installation will appear. Click on Finish.
14. The installation process may request a reboot to complete the configuration changes. Accept the request by clicking on Yes.
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4. The next window displays the required software installation in order. Click on Install FactoryTalk Activation to start the installation procedure for FTA.
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5. A prerequisite notification message similar to the one below may appear, asking for required software to be installed. Click on Install to start the installation process for prerequisite software (in this case, HASP USB dongle drivers).
6. Click on Yes.
7. Click Next.
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8. In the License Agreement window, the terms need to be accepted for the installation to continue. Click on Install to continue.
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10. Once the prerequisite software installation is complete, the following window indicating the beginning of the FactoryTalk Activation Manager installation will appear. Click on Next to start the installation.
11. In the License Agreement window, the terms need to be accepted for the installation to continue. Click on Next to continue.
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13. A window indicating the completion of the FactoryTalk Activation Manager installation will appear. Click on Finish.
14. The installation process may request a reboot to complete the configuration changes. Accept the request by clicking on Yes.
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2. In the License Agreement window, the terms need to be accepted for the installation to continue. Click on Next to continue.
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3. For the Setup Type, select the Standard installation, and click on Next to continue the installation
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4. The next window displays the required software installation in order. Click on Install RSBizware to start the installation procedure for FactoryTalk Metrics.
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5. Click on Next.
6. In the License agreement window, the terms need to be accepted for the installation to continue. Click on Next to continue.
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7. Enter the license serial number in the next window and click on Next to continue the installation.
8. Select Complete to install the complete feature set to the default installation location, and click on Next to continue the installation.
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11. Accept the request to restart the computer by clicking on Yes when prompted to do so.
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4. Here you will have an opportunity to configure FactoryTalk security policies based on your particular requirements.
5. Once the desired security policies are configured, click on Apply to set the new policies, and OK to exit the Security Policy Properties window.
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2. Create an administrative user, by typing in the desired name (i.e. Admin in this example), and entering a password. DO NOT click on OK yet.
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3. Click on the Group Membership tab to add this newly created user to an appropriate group, and then click on Add.
4. Select Administrators group, and then click on OK. By doing so, the newly created user is now part of the FactoryTalk Administrators group.
5. Click OK on the New User window to complete the addition of the user.
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6. Back in the Factorytalk Administrations Console, navigate to Users folder, right mouse click on it, and select New; but this time choose Windows-Linked User.
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9. Click on Find Now, and then select the windows-linked user(s) which you wish to use (in this example Labuser, and Administrator and then click on OK.
10. The selected users should now appear in the object name window. Click on OK to add them to the list.
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11. The users should now appear in the New Windows-Linked User window. Click on OK to complete the task.
12. Back on FactoryTalk Administrative Console, Navigate to Administrators group under User Groups.
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14. Select Show Users Only, then select the users which you wish to add to Administrators group (i.e. in this example, Labuser, and the local Administrator) and click on OK.
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FT Metrics Database
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3. Expand the Database tree, right mouse click on Databases, and select New Database. This will be the database that will contain the FactoryTalk Metrics data.
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4. Provide a name for this new database (i.e. FTMetrics in this example), and then click on Options.
5. Change the Recovery Model to the Simple option for this example, and click on OK (not shown). Refer to the SQL documentation for information on other recovery models.
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6. Navigate to Logins under the Security folder, right mouse click on Logins and select New Login.
7. Create a login name (FTMUser) which will be used by FactoryTalk Metrics to interact with the database we just created. Select SQL Server authentication and provide a password. Unselect the checkbox of Enforce password policy. Click on User Mapping.
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8. In the User Mapping window, assign the new Login db_owner, and public membership roles to the FactoryTalk Metrics database just created (FTMetrics) as shown in the screen below and click on OK. Leave the Default Schema blank.
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2. In the ODBC Data Source Administrator window, click on System DSN tab, and then click on Add.
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3. Select SQL Server Native Client 10.0, and then click on Finish.
4. Enter a Name (FTMetricsDSN in this example), optional Description and the Server name for the SQL Server hosting the Database just created in the previous step. Click on Next to continue.
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5. Select the With SQL Server authentication . option and enter the login name and password (FTMUser in this example), and click on Next to continue.
6. Change the default database to the FactoryTalk Metrics database (FTMetrics in this example), and click on Next to continue.
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7. On the next widow, leave options as default (as shown below), and click on Finish.
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9. The following window should appear confirming a successful connection. Click on OK on this window and the subsequent ODBC configuration related windows to complete the ODBC configuration.
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4. Provide a name for this new configuration (i.e. in this example, FTMetrics), and then click on Step 1.
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5. Provide the path for the configuration files (the C:\FTTansMgr \ directory created earlier), and depending on your installation configuration make the appropriate Control and Enterprise Connector Services selections. The example shown here is a typical configuration for a FactoryTalk Metrics installation connecting to Rockwell Controllers with Online Edits enabled. As shown below, the Enable Online Edits is selected. For the Control Connector Services, FactoryTalk Live Data should be selected. For Enterprise Connector Services, select ODBC, Time Series Data Compression (this is used only for FactoryTalk Historian Classic, so it is optional), and FactoryTalk Metrics. Once the selections are made, click on Apply.
6. Click on OK on the confirmation message box, and click on Close in the FactoryTalk Transaction Manager Configuration window.
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7. Step 1 is now complete as indicated by the green check mark. Click on Step 2 to continue.
8. For the Connector Service, select Transaction/Control Manager, and enter the name of the computer in the Host Name (i.e. W2K8FS1) where the service will run, and enter the user name and password under which the service will run. In this case, the username Labuser on the local machine is used. If all connectors in the configuration will use the same user/password you can click on Passwords button.
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10. In the same manner, if all the connector services have the same host and user info, click on Host/User to set all the other connector Services in the configuration to use the same credentials.
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12. Select ODBC Connector in the Connector Service field, and enter a name for the connector (i.e. "ODBC" in this example) in the Connector Name field, and click Apply.
13. Select PlantMetrics Connectors in the Connector Service field and enter a name for the connector (i.e. Metrics in this example) in the Connector Name field, and click Apply.
14. Select Time Series Data Compression Connector in the Connector Sercice field and enter a name for the connector (i.e. TSDCOM in this example) in the Connector Name field, and click Apply. Click on Close to close the Connector Definition window.
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15. Click on Close on the Configuration Checklist window, as the rest of the configuration will be done by FactoryTalk Metrics.
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4. If your activations are not listed as available ones, click Refresh Activations. If they are still not listed they may be not valid or in wrong location. You may also need to refresh server on the Advanced tab. If there are available activations and value in Total column is greater than 0, everything is OK and you can close FT Activation Manager.
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Service Console
1. Launch the RSBizWare Service Console: Start > All Programs > Rockwell Software > RSBizWare > Service Console 2. A prompt will notify you if this is the first time launching the Service Console, or no Service Managers have been registered in the past. In this case click Yes to register a Security Manager.
3. In the next dialog box, select the host name where the Security Server manager is running on (the local computer name is used by default). Click OK.
4. In the Service Console, expand the tree, right click on Service under Security Service Manager, and select Register Server.
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5. In the next dialog box, verify the host name and select OK to register the Information Services Manager.
6. Expand the Service Console tree, and select Information Service Manager. Choose the ODBC Data Source name that was created earlier (FTMeticesDSN) and supply the associated credentials. Select Test Connection to verify the connection to the database. Click on OK to close the Connection Succeeded message box.
7. Click the Advanced>> button, and change Max Record to Return to 10000. Click on <<Advanced again.
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8. Click on Apply.
9. The following prompt informs you that server needs to be restarted. This will just restart the service; it will not restart your computer. Click on Yes to confirm.
10. Another confirmation message provides further information. At this point the FTMetrics database will be initialized, which may take several minutes. Click on OK to continue.
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11. Once the server is restarted, right mouse click on Information Service Manager and select Associate Metrics Server Manager.
12. Verify the information on the dialog box, and select OK to register the Metrics Server Manager.
13. Click on Metrics Server Manager and select the DSN, enter the DSN credentials, and click on Test Connection to verify the connection to the database. Click on OK to close the Connection Succeeded confirmation message, and then click on Apply to complete this operation.
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2. Click on Next.
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4. Select the FactoryTalk Metrics configuration and check the FT Historian and FT Metrics applications. The FT Historian entry refers to FactoryTalk Historian Classic - if you do not intend to use this product, you do not have to select it.
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5. In the next dialog box, select the ODBC connection and then click on Configure.
6. Enter the DSN Information and click on Test to check the connection.
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2. In the example below, we have assigned one 1500 tag Historian activation, one 200 work cell Metrics server activation, and one Unlimited User Runtime activation. Although it is not shown in this screenshot, you will need to have and assign at least one Metrics Authoring Client activation in order to be able to configure FactoryTalk Metrics.
3. Click on Activation Summary under that Administration branch to see an overview of the activation availability and assignments.
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2. Select a user to be given administrative and authoring rights. In this example Admin is selected; click Edit User Properties.
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3. Select the License and Activation tab in the next dialog box, and check the FactoryTalk Historian Author and FactoryTalk Metrics Author licenses to assign both of them to this user.
4. Select the Privileges tab, and check all the privileges (scroll down to get to all privileges). Click OK.
5. One FactoryTalk Metrics Authoring license is included with each FactoryTalk Metrics server, and that license must be assigned to a user. If you have more than one Authoring license, you can repeat the above steps for the other appropriate users.
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Install ReportExpert
1. From the FactoryTalk Metrics installation media, start the installation by executing autorun.exe.
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4. The next window displays the required software installation in order. Click on Install ReportExpert to start the installation procedure.
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5. Click Next.
6. In the License agreement window, the terms need to be accepted for the installation to continue. Click on Next to continue.
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9. Click Next.
10. When asked for Database connection Information, use the DSN and associated credentials which was created earlier. And click on Next.
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12. When installation is complete, select Launch Database Load Wizard, and click on Finish.
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13. Click Next on the Database Load and Update Wizard window
14. When prompted for Product and Database Connection, use the DSN and associated credentials created earlier (i.e. FTMUser in this example), and click on Connect.
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15. From the list of Available Product Modules, select Report Expert, and click on Finish
16. Click on Close to end the Database Load and Update Wizard.
This concludes the installation procedure for FactoryTalk Metrics. Your system is now set up and ready for the next step of the process configuring the FactoryTalk Metrics application to collect data from the control system. Refer to the FactoryTalk Metrics Users Guide for information on this process.
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