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Micro Focus Operations Orchestration + MS SQL Server Setup

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Micro Focus Operations Orchestration

+ MS SQL Server setup


1. Install MS SQL Server.
1. Run SQLServer2017-SSEI-Dev.exe, Choose Basic installation and go through the prompts.
2. Once complete, install Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) by clicking on the button below or by
clicking here.

2. Configure Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio


1. Connect to your localhost database
2. Go to Security -> Logins -> double-click sa. Change the password and take note of the password. This will be
used when we setup MF OO later.

3. In the sa Login Properties window, go to Status and set Login to Enabled. Click OK.

4. Right-click on the server (top of the tree in Object Explorer) and select Properties. Then click Security, and
under Server authentication, select the SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode. Then click OK.
5. Go to Start -> Microsoft SQL Server 2017 -> SQL Server 2017 Configuration Manager, or just type the name
in Windows search.

6. Expand SQL Server Network Configuration, then select Protocols for MSSQLSERVER. Then double-click on
TCP/IP, set Enabled to Yes, and click OK.

7. Go to Start-> Run-> services.msc. Look for SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER), right-click it, then click Restart.
3. Install Micro Focus Operations Orchestration
1. Unzip oo-2018.05.0.1.zip.

2. Right-click on installer-2018.05.0.1-win64.exe and Run as administrator.

3. If you get the following error, DO NOT CLICK OK, then follow these instructions.

4. Click Next until you reach Options, where you should choose both Central and Studio:

5. Leave the Central Cluster page as is. Click Next.


6. In Connectivity, uncheck Supply a secure TLS certificate, then click Test ports availability.
7. Leave IDM Configuration as is. Click Next.
8. In Central Database Configuration:
a. In Database Type, select Microsoft SQL Server .
b. Select Create the database/schema.
c. Specify the following values:
 Hostname or IP address: localhost
 Port: 1433
 Database: oodb
 Username oouser
 Password: <specify your password. You don’t actually have to remember/take note of this…>
 Confirm password: <…but you have to type/paste it again here>
 Admin Username: sa
 Admin Password: the password you specified when you configured the database (step 2).
d. Click Test Connection. You will get a warning, but that’s fine.
9. Click Next until you reach Content Packs, and then click Browse and navigate to the folder where you
extracted the installer and select the content folder directly under it.

10. Click Next until you finish the installation.


Appendix A: Error launching OO Installer
If you encounter the following error, do NOT click OK, and then follow the instructions below.

1. Open Windows Explorer and go to C:\Users\yourID\AppData\Local\Temp, sort by Date Modified (descending),


and then look for the latest folder that is named something like 7ZipSfx.000. Rename the folder to something
else, say, 7ZipSfx.000z.

2. Open a CMD instance as an administrator and go to that location in that folder that you renamed.

3. Back in Windows Explorer, open the folder you just renamed, then edit the installer.bat inside it. Copy its
contents.

4. Paste the contents into the command prompt (right-click), then hit ENTER.

5. The installation wizard should launch afterward.

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