Installing Operations Manager

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Installing Operations Manager 2007

Table of Contents

Installing Operations Manager .................................................................................................... 1 Exercise 1 Installing the Operations Manager Database, Management Server, Console and Configuring Certificates 2

Exercise 2 Install and Configure the Operations Manager Audit Collection Services (ACS) ........... .......... ........... ....... 4 Exercise 3 Push an Agent to a Server and Enable the ACS Forwarder .......... .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... .......... . 5 Exercise 4 Importing Management Packs .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... .......... ........... .......... ........... .. 6 Exercise 5 Installing Operations Manager Reporting .................................................................................................... 7 Exercise 6 Importing Audit Collection Reports......... ........... .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... .......... ........... .......... ...... 8 Exercise 7 Begin Monitoring (This part of the exercise is optional and is for users who would like to get familiarwith the console) ............................................................................................................................................................ 9




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Installing Operations Manager

Objectives After completing this lab, you will be able to: Install Operations Manager server infrastructure components

(Operations Manager Database, Management Server and OperationsConsole)

Install Audit Collection Service

Discover computers and install agents

Enable ACS on a Server

Import Management Packs

Install Operations Manager Reporting Server

Import ACS Reports

Begin Monitoring

Estimated Time toComplete This Lab 50 Minutes

Computers used in thisLab MOMDC1

MOMAGENT

The password for the momuser account on all computers in this lab is:MOM#2007




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Exercise 1Installing the Operations Manager Database, ManagementServer, Console and Configuring Certificates

ScenarioIn this exercise you will start up the Virtual PC images and install the Operations Manager Database, ManagementServer and Console on the computer named ‘ MOMDC1 ’. The Operations Manager Database is always the firstcomponent to be installed in any Operations Manager deployment.

Tasks Detailed Steps

Complete the followingtasks on:

MOMDC1

1. Install the MicrosoftOperations Manager2007 Database

a. On the MOMDC1 Virtual PC image, double-click on the Shortcut toSetupOM.exe (Launch OpsMgr 2007 Setup.exe) icon on the desktop. Thiswill launch the Microsoft Operations Manager 2007 Setup dialog.

NOTE : If you need to login – login as User: MOMUSER, Domain: PARIS the

password is ‘MOM#2007’. Password is case sensitive. b. Click Run if the File Download security warning is displayed.

c. On the Setup dialog, select the ‘ Install Operations Manager 2007 ’ link. NOTE: This will launch the Windows Installer user interface to install Operations Manager 2007 server components.

d. Click Next on the welcome screen.

e. Accept the End-User License Agreement and click Next .

f. Click Next on the Product Registration screen.

g. On the Custom Setup dialogue click each of the drop downs and select Thiscomponent will be installed on local hard drive for all components exceptWeb Console. For Web Console select This component will not be available .

Click Next . Note: You may be prompted that the prerequisite checked has passed with warnings.This is simply due to the fact that we are running on virtual images which have beenallocated a minimum quantity of RAM. You can click Next to skip this warning.

h. Provide a Management Group Name such as ‘ OpsMgr07 ’. Note : You need to change the “From this location” once you click the “Browse”button to search the entire directory for the ‘MOMAdmins’ group that was pre -created for this labClick Browse and type MOM ADMINS , click Check Names and click OK .

i. Click Next .

j. Click Next on the SQL Server Database Instance screen. Note: This dialog is only used if you have more than one instance of SQL Server on your computer. Make sure have “MOMDC1 \ INSTANCE1” selected then click Next.

k. Change the database size to 500 MB and click Next . Note: For purposes of the lab only – install will complete faster. If you like you canspecify a unique operations manager database name.

l. On the Management Server Action Account screen, ensure that the Domain or Local Computer Account radio button is selected and input the followinginformation:

User Account: MOMACTION




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Tasks Detailed Steps Password: MOM#2007 Domain or local computer: PARIS

m. Click Next .

n. On the SDK and Configurations Service Account screen input the followinginformation select the Domain or Local Account radio button and enter:

Account: MOMSDK Password: MOM#2007 Domain or local computer: PARIS

o. Click Next .

p. On the Operations Manager Error Reporting screen, click Next .

q. On the Customer Experience Improvement Program screen, click Next .

r. On the Microsoft Update screen, click Next .

s. Click Install to begin the installation.

t. This may take 10 minutes to complete

2. Running theEncryption Key andBackup or RestoreWizard after setup iscomplete

Note: Starting with OpsMgr 2007 SP1 RTM we have added a new wizard at the end of

Root Management Server setup that will walk you through backing up your encryptionkeys. This procedure is important because in case of a disaster when you need torebuild you environment you will need the encryption keys to reattach your databasesand access the run as accounts\profiles that have been encrypted with this key.

a. On the Finish screen click to deselect Start the Console .

b. Wait for the installation to complete and then click the Finish button. Note: You will also notice the Encryption Key and Backup or Restore Wizard launch.

c. On the Introduction page, click Next. Note: You will notice the Active Directory Management Pack Helper Objects beinginstalled you can minimize the display or click close once it has finished.

d. Leave the default radio button action of Backup the Encryption Key and click

Next. e. Type in a location in the Path box such as C:\RMS.bin and click Next .

f. Specify a password of MOM#2007 in the Password and Confirm Password text boxes and click Next

g. Click Finish on the Secure Storage Backup completion screen. Note: We recommend customers keep the encryption key on a share that is accessibleby all management servers so in case they need to rebuild their environment theyhave the key easily accessible.

h. If the System Center Operations Manager 2007 setup screen is still openclick Exit .




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Exercise 2Install and Configure the Operations Manager AuditCollection Services (ACS)

ScenarioIn this exercise, you will install the ACS collector and ACS database. You can use Audit Collection Services (ACS)to collect records generated by an audit policy and store them in a centralized database. By default, auditing isconfigured on individual computers and all events generated from an audit policy are saved to the local Security logof the audited computer.



MOMDC1 1. Install ACS

Collector andDatabase

a. On the MOMDC1 server double click on the Shortcut to SetupOM.exe .

b. On the System Center Operations Manager 2007 Setup screen, click InstallAudit Collection Server .

c. Click Next on the Audit Collection Services Collector Setup Screen.d. Accept the License Agreement then click Next.

e. On the Database Installation Options leave the Create a new database optionselected and click Next.

f. On the Data Source screen click Next.

g. On the Database screen select the radio button next to Database serverrunning locally. For the Database server instance name type INSTANCE1 and for the Database name type OperationsManagerAC .

h. Click Next .

i. On the Database Authentication screen leave the defaults and click Next.

j. On the Database Creation Options screen select Use SQL Server’s defaultdata and log file directories and click Next.

k. On the Event Retention Schedule page , click Next.

l. On the ACS Stored Timestamp Format page, click Next.

m. Click Next on the Summary page.

n. You will get a SQL Server Login screen prompt. SelectMOMDC1\INSTANCE1 as the Server .

o. Click OK.

p. On the Audit Collection Services has been successfully installed screen click Finish.

q. On the System Center Operations Manager 2007 Setup splash screen click Exit.




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Exercise 3Push an Agent to a Server and Enable the ACS Forwarder

ScenarioIn this exercise, you will push an agent to a server and enable ACS forwarding on it.



MOMDC1 1. Push Agent on

Server and enableACS Forwarder

a. On the MOMDC1 Server, click Start | All Programs | System CenterOperations Manager 2007 and click on Operations Console.

b. Click on the Administration node in the bottom left of the console . c. Click on the Discovery Wizard link.

d. On the Introduction screen click Next.

e. On the Auto or Advanced click Next.

f. On the Discovery Method screen click Browse for, or type-in computer

names then click Browse. g. Type in MOMAGENT and click Check Names . Click OK.

h. Once you are back to the Discovery Method screen click Next.

i. On the Administrator Account screen click Discover.

j. Once Discovery finishes select the MOMAGENT.PARIS.COM server andclick Next.

k. On the Summary screen leave the default settings and click Finish.

l. Once the agent has successfully installed click Close .

m. This may take a few minutes to complete.

n. On the MOMDC1 Server go to Start | All Programs | System CenterOperations Manager 2007 and click on Operations Console unless it’salready open.

o. In the Operations Console, click on Monitoring .

p. In the Monitoring pane, expand Operations Manager , expand Agent , and thenclick Agent Health State .

NOTE: This view has two panes, and the actions in this procedure are performed inthe right pane.

q. Click on the Actions button at the top to show your actions pane if it’s notpresent on the right.

r. Click on the MOMAGENT host name on the right pane.

s. This will display Health Service Tasks in the Action pane.

t. Click on Enable Audit Collection.

u. Click on Collector Server and then click Override .

v. Type in the name of the ACS Collector – MOMDC1 then click Override.

w. On the Run Task – Enable Audit Collection screen click Run.

x. The task should run and return a Success status back to you. Click Close.




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Exercise 4Importing Management Packs

ScenarioIn this exercise, you will import Management Packs using the Operations Manager Console.



MOMDC1 1. Import Management

Packs and Reports

a. In the console tree, click the Administration tab.

b. Right-click Device Management and select Import Management Packs .

c. Navigate to Desktop | SelectDCImage | ManagementPacks.

d. Select the following Management Packs to import: Microsoft.Windows.Server.2003.mp Microsoft.Windows.Server.Library.mp

e. Click Open.

f. Click Import .

g. Click Close .




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Exercise 5Installing Operations Manager Reporting

ScenarioIn this exercise, you will install the Operations Manager Reporting on the computer MOMDC1 .



MOMDC1 1. Install the Reporting

components

a. On the MOMDC1 server double click on the Shortcut to SetupOM.exe .

b. Once the System Center Operations Manager 2007 Setup splash screencomes up click on Install Operations Manager 2007 Reporting .

c. On the Operation Manager 2007 Reporting Setup screen click Next.

d. On the End-User License Agreement screen, accept the EULA then click Next.

e. On the Product Registration screen click Next.

f. On the Custom Setup screen leave the default settings and click Next. g. If you get a message about the Prerequisite Check Passed with Warnings

click Next.

h. On the Connect to the Root Management Server screen type in MOMDC1 then click Next.

i. On the SQL Server Database Instance screen leave the default SQL serverand instance of MOMDC1\INSTANCE1 and click Next.

j. On the Database and Log File Options screen change the Database size to500 MB and click Next.

k. On the SQL Server Reporting Services Instance screen click Next.

l. On the Data Warehouse Write Account screen enter the following:

User Account: MOMSDK Password: MOM#2007 Domain: PARIS

m. Click Next .

n. On the Data Reader Account screen enter the following: User Account: MOMSDK Password: MOM#2007 Domain: PARIS

o. Click Next .

p. On the Operations Data Reports screen click Next.

q.

On the Microsoft Update screen click Next. r. On the Ready to Install the Program click Install.

s. On the Completing the Operations Manager Reporting Components SetupWizard Screen Click Finish.

t. Click Exit on the Splash screen if it’s still opened.




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Exercise 6Importing Audit Collection Reports

ScenarioIn this exercise, you will import ACS reports in the Reporting Server.



MOMDC1 1. Import ACS Reports

a. On the MOMDC1 server create a temporary folder called acs on the c drive

b. On the Desktop Navigate to Desktop | SelectCDImage | ReportModels | acs and copy the contents to c:\acs .

c. Click Start | Run .

d. Type cmd and press Enter.

e. At the command prompt, type cd\ and press Enter.

f. Type cd acs and press Enter.

g. Type UploadAuditReports "MOMDC1\INSTANCE1""http://localhost/reportserver$Instance1" "c:\acs" and press Enter .

h. When the command completes, open Internet Explorer and enter the followingaddress to view the SQL Reporting Services Home page.http://localhost/Reports$Instance1 .

i. Click Audit Reports in the body of the page and then click Show Details in theupper right part of the page.

j. Scroll down and click on the link to the Db Audit .

k. In the Connect Using section click Windows integrated security then click Apply

l. Close out of Internet Explorer.

m. On the MOMDC1 Server, close System Center Operations Manager 2007 and go to Start | All Programs | System Center Operations Manager 2007and click on Operations Console to re-open

n. Click on the Reporting space and you should see your Audit Reports. NOTE: The tasks completed so far are the list of tasks that a user needs to completein order to install Operations Manager 2007 and have basic monitoring of their environment. We hope this lab has given you a good idea of how to deploy OpsMgr 2007 and configure the advanced feature of ACS Server setup. The followingexercise is for those users who would like to get familiar with the Operations

Manager 2007 Console.

http://localhost/Reports$Instance1






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Exercise 7Begin Monitoring (This part of the exercise is optional andis for users who would like to get familiar with the console)

ScenarioNow that you have installed the server infrastructure, deployed agents, and imported Management Packs andReports you are ready to begin monitoring.



MOMDC1 1. Explore Operations

Manager 2007

a. Explore the navigation panel on the left side of the console. There are fivedifferent workspaces: Monitoring – this is where an operator is able to view current operational

data such as health state, alerts, events, performance charts, and topologydiagrams.

Authoring – Management Pack authors can view the monitors and ruleswhich are currently running, modify them and create new ones.

Reports – Management Pack authors can view the reports created. Administration – Operations Manager administrators use this workspace

to manage agents, user roles, security settings, notification recipients andsubscriptions, and management packs.

My Workspace – users can personalize the console by creating views justfor themselves, saving favorite views and reports, and persisting favoritesearches here.

Note: Certification: Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007,Configuring

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