Hyperion Planning System 9 Installation Guide

Hyperion Planning - System 9 Installation Guide

Shehzad Kazmi

Hyperion Planning - System 9

Installation Guide

Contents

1. Assumptions for this guide ................................................................................................................... 5

Intended Audience .................................................................................................................................... 5

Installation Environment........................................................................................................................... 5

2. Pre-Requisites ....................................................................................................................................... 5

3. Installation Sequence ............................................................................................................................ 6

4. Shared Services Installation .................................................................................................................. 7

5. Shared Services Configuration ............................................................................................................ 18

6. Check Windows Services ..................................................................................................................... 31

7. Creating Configuration User ............................................................................................................... 32

8. Assigning Rights to Configuration User ............................................................................................... 40

9. Essbase Installation ............................................................................................................................. 43

10. Essbase Client Installation ............................................................................................................... 43

11. Essbase Server Installation .............................................................................................................. 55

12. Essbase Configuration ..................................................................................................................... 68

13. Essbase Administration Services Installation .................................................................................. 79

14. Essbase Administration Services Configuration .............................................................................. 91

15. Check Essbase Administration Services in Windows .................................................................... 103

16. Check Essbase Administration Services ........................................................................................ 103

17. Essbase Provider Services Installation .......................................................................................... 103

18. Essbase Provider Services Configuration ...................................................................................... 115

19. Check Hyperion Provider Services in Windows ............................................................................ 125

20. Hyperion Planning Installation ...................................................................................................... 125

21. Check Enterprise Performance Management Architect Services in Windows ............................. 137

22. Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect Configuration ....................... 138

23. Check Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect Services in Windows .. 152

24. Planning Configuration ................................................................................................................. 153

25. Creating Planning Instance ........................................................................................................... 162

26. Creating Data Source .................................................................................................................... 169

27. Check Planning Services in Windows ............................................................................................ 181

28. Reporting & Analysis Installation .................................................................................................. 182

29. Reporting & Analysis Services Installation .................................................................................... 182

30. Reporting & Analysis UIServices Installation ................................................................................ 193

31. Reporting & Analysis Client Installation ........................................................................................ 203

32. Reporting & Analysis Configuration .............................................................................................. 214

33. Check Reporting and Analysis Services in Windows ..................................................................... 236

34. Creating Super User ...................................................................................................................... 239

35. Assigning Rights to Super User ..................................................................................................... 244

36. Launching Workspace with Super User ........................................................................................ 247

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1. Assumptions for this guide

There are certain assumptions that this guide makes regarding the following:

• Intended Audience • Installation Environment

Intended Audience

The intended audience for this document is people who are new to Hyperion Planning – System 9. Having previous experience of Hyperion Planning system’s is going to help but is not deemed essential. You’ll be able to skim through most of the sections.

Installation Environment

This guide refers to a particular installation environment and assumes certain products and configurations to be done prior to starting the Hyperion Planning – System 9 installation.

OS: Windows 2003 Server Enterprise Edition

Pre-installed software:

• IIS (version 5 or above) • DotNet Framework 2.0 • GhostScript or Adobe Distiller (though this guide explicitly refers to GhostScript during the

configuration process) • RDBMS (this guide explicitly refers to the Oracle RDBMS. However, IBM DB2 and Microsoft SQL

Server are both supported)

This guide assumes that the intended language of the package is English.

2. Pre-Requisites

The installed products required for this particular installation have already been defined. Assuming that an Oracle 9i RDBMS is installed and configured, we would now discuss what databases and users need to be created for the Hyperion Planning – System 9 installation.

Although this is not a strict requirement but I feel that it is better to create separate DB instances for each of the installed components rather than have separate schemas and tablespaces for them.

I generally create 6 databases, the details for each are present below

Component Database User (Password) Rights and Roles Hyperion Shared Services

HSS hssuser (hssuser) • DBA • Resource

Hyperion Administration Services

HAS hasuser (hasuser) • DBA • Resource

Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect

HEPM hepmuser (hepmuser)

• DBA • Resource

Hyperion Planning HPLN hplnuser (hplnuser) • DBA • Resource

Hyperion Planning (Data Source)

HDS hdsuser (hdsuser) • DBA • Resource

Hyperion Reporting & Analysis

HFR hfruser (hfruser) • DBA • Resource

3. Installation Sequence

The installation sequence requires the installation of the Hyperion Planning – System 9 components in the following order:

• Shared Services • Essbase

o Essbase Client o Essbase Server o Essbase Administration Services o Hyperion Provider Services

• Hyperion Planning • Hyperion Reporting & Analysis

o Hyperion Reporting & Analysis Services o Hyperion Reporting & Analysis UIServices o Hyperion Reporting & Analysis Client

4. Shared Services Installation

1. Navigate to the installation files for Hyperion Shared Services.

2. Launch setup.exe

3. The wizard prompts to select a language to be used for the wizard. The default selection is ‘English’. Click on ‘OK’ to proceed.

Figure 4.1: Select installation wizard language

4. This will now take you to the Welcome Screen. Click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 4.2: Hyperion Shared Services welcome screen

5. The wizard will now prompt you to select a location. Continue with the default location ‘United States’ and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 4.3: Select location

6. Read through the license agreement if you want to. Or you can select ‘I Agree’ and click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 4.4: License agreement

7. Define the path for the Hyperion Home. All components will be installed to this path.

Figure 4.5: Select Hyperion Home directory

8. Now select the directory for the Shared Services component. You can use the predefined path and just click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 4.6: Select Shared Services directory

9. Choose the components to Install. For simplicity I’d suggest that you keep the default selection of ‘Typical’ install method and click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 4.7: Select setup type

10. You can verify the components being installed on the summary screen. Click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 4.8: Summary

11. It takes a few moments for the installation to complete.

Figure 4.9: Installation progress

12. The wizard now confirms the completion of the installation. Click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 4.10: Installation completion summary

13. The wizard suggests launching the ‘Configuration Utility’ to configure ‘Shared Services’ and the steps for the configuration before you can start using the component. Select the ‘Launch Hyperion Configuration Utility’ check box and click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 4.11: Launch configuration utility

5. Shared Services Configuration

Now that you’ve completed the installation of Shared Services, we must now configure Shared Services before we can continue with the installation and configuration of the remaining components.

Figure 5.1: Select configuration wizard language

Figure 5.2: Configuration Utility welcome screen

3. The wizard will now prompt you to select the products to configure. The products that aren’t configured yet have the warning icon next to them. Click and select ‘Hyperion Shared Services’ product. Select ‘Configure Database’ and ‘Deploy to Application Server’ items and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 5.3: Select products to configure

4. Select the RDBMS. This guide assumes Oracle RDBMS. Select ‘Oracle’ and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 5.4: Select database

5. Now fill in the database configuration details. • SID: HSS • User Name: hssuser • Password: hssuser • Data Tablespace: <default> • Index Tablespace: <default>

Figure 5.5: Database configuration details

6. Select the application server and deployment type. • Application Server: Apache Tomcat 5 • Deployment Type: Automatic

Figure 5.6: Select application server and deployment type

7. Now select if you wish to deploy the application server as a Windows service. This option should already be checked. Click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 5.7: Deploy as a service

8. You can verify the configuration items on the summary screen. Click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 5.8: Configuration summary

9. Database configuration progress.

Figure 5.9: Database configuration progress

10. Application server deployment progress.

Figure 5.10: Application server deployment progress

11. Post configuration summary verifies if the configuration was successful. Click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 5.11: Configuration completion summary

12. Confirm if you wish to return to ‘Product Selection Panel’. Default selection is ‘No’. Click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 5.12: Return to product selection panel

13. The wizard confirms that all configuration tasks have completed. Click ‘Finish’ to exit.

Figure 5.13: Configuration complete

6. Check Windows Services

Open the Windows Service console to verify that the following services are registered:

• Hyperion S9 OpenLDAP • Hyperion S9 Shared Services

Figure 6.1: Windows Services

7. Creating Configuration User

1. Launch ‘User Management Console’. In the browser window, navigate to ‘http://localhost:58080/interop’.

Figure 7.1: Launching Hyperion Shared Services

2. Login using the default user ‘admin/password’ (username/password)

Figure 7.2: Login to Hyperion Shared Services

3. After successful login, you will see the main console window.

Figure 7.3: Hyperion Shared Services Main Console

4. Navigate to ‘User Directories’->’Native Directory’. Right-click on ‘Users’ and select ‘Create User’.

Figure 7.4: User Directory

5. This will bring up the user creation window.

Figure 7.5: Create User window

6. Fill in the user details. • User Name: configuser • First Name: configuration • Last Name: user • Description: *DO NOT DELETE* (so no one accidentally deletes this user) • Email Address: • Password: configuser

Click ‘Finish’ to create the user.

Figure 7.6: User details

7. User creation is verified. Click on ‘OK’ to dismiss the user creation window.

Figure 7.7: User creation confirmation

8. Click on the ‘Show All’ button to verify the user you just created.

Figure 7.8: Configured users

8. Assigning Rights to Configuration User

1. Continue from where we left off. Right-click on the ‘configuser’ and click on ‘Provision’.

Figure 8.1: Provision rights for user

2. In the ‘Provision’ dialog, click to expand ‘Global Roles’. Provision ‘Administrator’ privileges for user. Click on ‘Save’ to proceed.

Figure 8.2: Provision window

3. Verify roles/rights assignment on Provision Summary screen. Click ‘OK’ to proceed.

Figure 8.3: Provision summary

9. Essbase Installation

Essbase consists of 5 components:

• Essbase Server • Essbase Client • Essbase Administration Services • Essbase Provider Services • Essbase Integration Services

These components need to be installed and configured in a specific sequence. Of the 5 components, Essbase Integration Services is definitely one that we can let go of and not compromise a Hyperion Planning installation. The 4 components are installed and configured in the following sequence:

1. Install Essbase Client 2. Install Essbase Server 3. Configure Essbase 4. Install Essbase Administration Services 5. Configure Essbase Administration Services 6. Install Essbase Provider Services 7. Configure Essbase Provider Services

10. Essbase Client Installation

1. Navigate to the installation files for Essbase Client.

2. Launch setup.exe.

Figure 10.2: Hyperion Essbase Client welcome screen

7. The path will already be defined for Hyperion Home. All components will be installed to this path.

Figure 10.5: Hyperion Home directory

8. Now select the directory for the Essbase Client component. You can use the predefined path and just click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 10.6: Select Essbase Client directory

10. Select ‘ESSLANG’. I’d suggest you continue with the default selection of ‘English (Latin1)’. Click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 10.8: Select ESSLANG

Figure 10.9: Summary

11. Essbase Server Installation

1. Navigate to the installation files for Essbase Server.

Figure 11.2: Hyperion Essbase Server welcome screen

8. Now select the directory for the Essbase Server component. You can use the predefined path and just click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 11.6: Select Essbase Server directory

10. Select to update environment variables. I’d suggest you continue with the default checked option for ‘Environment Variables (PATH and ARBORPATH)’. Click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 11.8: Select to update Environment Variables

15. The wizard suggests launching the ‘Configuration Utility’. Check the ‘Launch Hyperion Configuration Utility’ check box and click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

12. Essbase Configuration

3. The wizard will now prompt you to select the products to configure. The products that aren’t configured yet have the warning icon next to them. Click and select ‘Essbase Server (C:\Hyperion\AnalyticServices)’ product. Select 'Product Options', 'Register with Shared Services' and ‘Register Analytic Services Server as Windows Server’ items and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

4. You can keep the default product selection and click ‘Next’ to proceed. However, I also prefer to select 'Visual Explorer'.

Figure 12.4: Select product options

5. Now fill in the essbase server configuration details. • Username: hypuser • Password: hypuser • Company Name: hyperion • Service Name Identifier: Planning

Figure 12.5: Essbase Server configuration details

6. Keep the default port numbers for Essbase Server. • Agent Port Number: 1423 • Application Start Port: 32768 • Application End Port: 33768

Figure 12.6: Essbase Server ports

7. Enter location of Hyperion Shared Services. • Server: ubl • Port: 58080 • User: configuser • Password: configuser

Figure 12.7: Shared Services details

13. Essbase Administration Services Installation

1. Navigate to the installation files for Essbase Administration Services.

Figure 13.2: Essbase Administration Services welcome screen

8. Now select the directory for the Essbase Administration Services component. You can use the predefined path and just click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 13.6: Select Essbase Administration Services directory

13. A popup will ask you to verify what to do if a file already exists. Just click ‘No’. This prompt will popup for the following files: • MFC71.dll • msvcp71.dll • msvcr71.dll

Figure 13.11: Replace MFC71.dll

Figure 13.12: Replace MSVCP71.dll

Figure 13.13: Replace MSVCR71.dll

14. Essbase Administration Services Configuration

3. The wizard will now prompt you to select the products to configure. The products that aren’t configured yet have the warning icon next to them. Click and select ‘Essbase Administration Services (C:\Hyperion\AnalyticAdministrationServices)’ product. Select 'Configure Database', 'Register with Shared Services' and ‘Deploy to Application Server’ items and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

6. Now fill in the database configuration details. • SID: HAS • User Name: hasuser • Password: hasuser • Data Tablespace: <default> • Index Tablespace: <default>

15. Check Essbase Administration Services in Windows

• Hyperion S9 Administration Services ATS5

16. Check Essbase Administration Services

17. Essbase Provider Services Installation

1. Navigate to the installation files for Hyperion Provider Services.

Figure 17.2: Provider Services welcome screen

8. Now select the directory for the Hyperion Provider Services component. You can use the predefined path and just click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 17.6: Select Provider Services directory

18. Essbase Provider Services Configuration

3. The wizard will now prompt you to select the products to configure. The products that aren’t configured yet have the warning icon next to them. Click and select ‘Essbase Provider Services (C:\Hyperion\AnalyticProviderServices)’ product. Select 'Register with Shared Services' and ‘Deploy to Application Server’ items and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

19. Check Hyperion Provider Services in Windows

• Hyperion S9 Provider Services ATS5

20. Hyperion Planning Installation

1. Navigate to the installation files for Planning 9.3.1.

2. Launch planning.exe.

Figure 20.2: Planning 9.3.1 welcome screen

8. Now select the directory for the Planning 9.3.1 component. You can use the predefined path and just click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 20.6: Select Planning 9.3.1 directory

10. The wizard will install VC redistributable.

Figure 20.8: Installing VC Redistributable

13. The wizard will prompt that a restart is required. It is recommended to keep the default selection of ‘Yes, restart my computer’. However, you may select ‘No, I will restart my computer at a later time’. Click ‘Finish’ to proceed.

Figure 20.11: Restart computer

21. Check Enterprise Performance Management Architect Services in Windows

• Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Engine Manager • Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Event Manager • Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Job Manager • Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Process Manager

22. Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect Configuration

1. Launch the Configuration wizard. It will prompt to select a language to be used for the wizard. The default selection is ‘English’. Click on ‘OK’ to proceed.

3. The wizard will now prompt you to select the products to configure. The products that aren’t configured yet have the warning icon next to them. Click and select ‘Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect (C:\Hyperion\BPMA)’ product. Select 'Register with Shared Services', ‘Configure Database’ and ‘Deploy to Application Server’ items and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

6. Now fill in the database configuration details. • SID: HEPMA • User Name: hepmauser • Password: hepmauser • Data Tablespace: <default> • Index Tablespace: <default>

9. Continue with the default values for EPM Architect Dimension Server details • Dimension Server Details

• Dimension Server Name: ubl • Port: 80

• Dimension Server Connection Details • Maximum connections: 20 • Maximum idle connections: 10 • Max Wait Time: 60000

Figure 22.9: Dimension Server details

10. Continue with the default values for EPM Architect Data Synchronizer Server details • Data Synchronizer Server Details

• Data Synchronizer Server Name: ubl • Port: 19101

• Data Synchronizer Server Connection Details • Maximum connections: 20 • Maximum idle connections: 10 • Max Wait Time: 60000

Figure 22.10: Data Synchronization Server details

11. Continue with the default value for EPM Architect Web Server details • Port: 19091

Figure 22.11: Web Server details

14. Confirm if you wish to return to ‘Product Selection Panel’. Default selection is ‘No’. Select 'Yes' and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

23. Check Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management Architect Services in

Windows

• Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Data Synchronization Server ATS5 • Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Web ATS5

24. Planning Configuration

1. The wizard will now prompt you to select the products to configure. The products that aren’t configured yet have the warning icon next to them. Click and select ‘Planning (C:\Hyperion\Planning)’ product. Select ‘Product Options’, 'Register with Shared Services', ‘Configure Database’ and ‘Deploy to Application Server’ items and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

4. Now fill in the database configuration details. • SID: HPLN • User Name: hplnuser • Password: hplnuser • Data Tablespace: <default> • Index Tablespace: <default>

25. Creating Planning Instance

1. The wizard will now prompt you to select the products to configure. The products that aren’t configured yet have the warning icon next to them. Click and select ‘Planning (C:\Hyperion\Planning)’ product. Select ‘Product Instance Registration’ item and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

2. Keep the default selection of ‘Create Instance’. Click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 25.2: Create Instance

3. Fill in the Hyperion Planning Product Instance Registration details • Instance Name: UBLInstance • Web Tier Host Name: UBL • Server Port: 8300 • Keep ‘SSL’ unchecked • Check ‘Activate Instance’

Figure 25.3: Planning Instance details

26. Creating Data Source

1. The wizard will now prompt you to select the products to configure. The products that aren’t configured yet have the warning icon next to them. Click and select ‘Planning (C:\Hyperion\Planning)’ product. Select ‘Data Source Configuration’ item and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

2. Keep the default selection of ‘Create Datasource’. Click ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 26.2: Create Datasource

3. Fill in the Datasource details • Datasource Name: HDS • Datasource Description: Hyperion Data Source

Figure 26.3: Datasource name

4. Select the previously configured Instance • Instance Name: UBLInstance

Figure 26.4: Select Planning instance

6. Now fill in the database configuration details. • Database Details

• Server: ubl • Port: 1521

• Database Details • Product: PLANNING • Database: HDS • User: hdsuser • Password: hdsuser

7. Fill in the Essbase Server configuration details. • Server: ubl • User: hypuser • Password: hypuser

Figure 26.7: Essbase Server details

27. Check Planning Services in Windows

• Hyperion S9 Planning

28. Reporting & Analysis Installation

Reporting and Analysis consists of several components:

• Reporting and Analysis Services • Reporting and Analysis UIServices • Reporting and Analysis Client

These components need to be installed and configured in a specific sequence. The components are installed and configured in the following sequence:

1. Install Reporting and Analysis Services 2. Install Reporting and Analysis UIServices 3. Install Reporting and Analysis Client 4. Configure Reporting and Analysis

29. Reporting & Analysis Services Installation

1. Navigate to the installation files for Hyperion Reporting and Analysis Services.

Figure 29.2: Hyperion Reporting and Analysis Services welcome screen

8. Now select the directory for the Hyperion Reporting and Analysis Services component. You can use the predefined path and just click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 29.6: Select Hyperion Reporting and Analysis Services directory

12. The wizard suggests launching the ‘Configuration Utility’. Keep the ‘Launch Hyperion Configuration Utility’ option unchecked and click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

30. Reporting & Analysis UIServices Installation

1. Navigate to the installation files for Hyperion Reporting and Analysis UIServices.

Figure 30.2: Hyperion Reporting and Analysis UIServices welcome screen

8. Now select the directory for the Hyperion Reporting and Analysis UIServices component. You can use the predefined path and just click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 30.6: Select Hyperion Reporting and Analysis UIServices directory

12. The wizard suggests launching the ‘Configuration Utility’. Keep the ‘Launch Hyperion Configuration Utility’ option unchecked and click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

31. Reporting & Analysis Client Installation

1. Navigate to the installation files for Hyperion Reporting and Analysis Client.

Figure 31.2: Hyperion Reporting and Analysis Client welcome screen

8. Now select the directory for the Hyperion Reporting and Analysis Client component. You can use the predefined path and just click on ‘Next’ to proceed.

Figure 31.6: Select Hyperion Reporting and Analysis Client directory

10. Keep 'English' as the default language for the product. Keep 'United States' as the default locale for Interactive Reporting Studio.

Figure 31.8: Default language and formatting locale

32. Reporting & Analysis Configuration

3. The wizard will now prompt you to select the products to configure. The products that aren’t configured yet have the warning icon next to them. Click and select ‘Hyperion Reporting and Analysis (C:\Hyperion\BIPlus)’ product. Select 'Register with Shared Services', 'Product Options', 'Configure Database', 'Configure Financial Reporting', 'Deploy to Application Server' and 'Configure Web Server' items and click ‘Next’ to proceed.

4. Keep 'Impact Management Services' option checked on the Product Options page.

Figure 32.4: Impact Management Services

7. Now fill in the database configuration details. • SID: HFR • User Name: hfruser • Password: hfruser • Data Tablespace: <default> • Index Tablespace: <default>

8. Keep the default options for Reporting and Analysis service configuration. • Core Service Port: 6801 • Name Service Port: 6798 • GSM Port: 6800 • Service Broker Port: 6797 • Job Service Port: 6796 • Event Service Port: 6794 • Repository Service Port: 6795

Figure 32.8: Port numbers

9. Keep the 'Select whether you want to configure SQR Production Reporting engine' option unchecked. Click 'Next' to proceed.

Figure 32.9: SQR Production Reporting engine

12. Keep 'English' as the default language for the product. Keep 'United States' as the default locale for Interactive Reporting. Click 'Next' to proceed.

Figure 32.12: Default language and formatting locale

13. Keep 'Apache HTTP Server' as the web server. Check the following options: • Financial Reporting • Web Analysis • Planning • BPM Architect

Figure 32.13: Web Server configuration

14. Keep the default location for Apache HTTP Server location. Click 'Next' to proceed.

Figure 32.14: Web Server location

15. Keep the default HTTP server port. Click 'Next' to proceed. • HTTP Port: 19000

Figure 32.15: Web Server Port

16. Select 'GNU Ghostscript 7.0.6 or AFPL Ghostscript 8.51' option (if you installed Ghostscript). Click 'Next' to proceed.

Figure 32.16: Print service configuration

17. Keep the default values for Financial Reporting server configuration. Click 'Next' to proceed. • Workspace Web Application: http://ubl:19000 • Financial Reporting Print Service Location(s): ubl • Financial Reporting Schedule Service Location: ubl

Figure 32.17: Financial Reporting server configuration

18. Keep the default values for Financial Reporting web application configuration. Click 'Next' to proceed. • Financial Server Reporting Location: ubl

Figure 32.18: Financial Reporting server location

33. Check Reporting and Analysis Services in Windows

• Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Core Services 1 • Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Java RMI Registry • Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Print Server • Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Report Server • Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Scheduler Server • Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Financial Reporting Web Application • Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Interactive Reporting Service 1 • Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Web Analysis • Hyperion S9 BI+ 9.3 Workspace

34. Creating Super User

1. Login to the User Management Console

Figure 34.1: Login to User Management Console

2. Create a user. I have created a user with the following details. • User Name: shehzad • First Name: shehzad • Last Name: kazmi • Password: shehzad • Confirm Password: shehzad

Figure 34.2: User creation window

3. User creation is confirmed

Figure 34.3: User creation confirmation

35. Assigning Rights to Super User

1. Provision the user with all the roles available in the system.

Figure 35.1: Provision roles

2. Role provisioning confirmation.

Figure 35.2: Provisioning confirmation

36. Launching Workspace with Super User

1. Navigate to http://localhost:19000/workspace. Login to the system with the user created in the previous step.

Figure 36.1: Login to workspace

2. The system will log you in and the default window will show the ‘Explore’ window. Use the ‘Navigate’ button to launch other features.

Figure 36.2: Successful login

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