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Insights Installation & Configuration Guides

Restoring The Database

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Installation & Configuration Part One

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Installation & Configuration Part Two

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Installation & Configuration Part Three

View filenameConfiguring Digizuite Insights 2 Part Three.docxheight250On the SQL Server, right click Databases, and select New Database

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In the New Database dialogue box type a name for the Database EG DZReporting and click OK

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On the SQL Server expand Databases and check the Database has been created

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Expand Security and right click Logins and click New Login

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In the Login New dialogue box type a name for the new Login EG (Insights)

Type a password for the login

Deselect the 3 password policy check boxes

In the Default database drop down menu select DZReporting

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In the Select a page panel, select User Mapping, in the Users mapped to login select DZReporting and below in the Database role membership for : DZReporting box select db_Owner.

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Then select the Dam database in the Users mapped to login and below in the Database role membership for : the dam database select db_datareader and click OK

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Copy the Insights installation zip folder to the Server, and extract the files.

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Open the extracted folder and edit the config file with Notepad or any other Text editor.

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In the XML file the Connection string and database name need to be input and the changes saved

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Next we run the Digizuite.Insights.DbUpgrade by double clicking the exe file

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Click Yes in the User Account Control dialogue box.

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The upgrade process starts to run

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This may take some time, as the database is 80mb in size

After the upgrade is complete the next step is to import the PBIX file into Power BI, the simplest way is to double click the PBIX file, or from Power BI Desktop click File, Open and browse to the file location 

and click Open

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This will load the PBIX in to Power BI Desktop

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This has loaded the template as is, it now needs to be configured to Point to the right Database and login with the right credentials

Click File, Options and Settings and Data source settings

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In the Data source settings dialogue box, right click the current source and select Change Source

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In the SQL Server database type the Servers IP address and the database name and click OK

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Right click the source again and select Edit Permissions

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In the Edit Permissions dialogue box Under Credentials click Edit

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In the dialogue box, select Database in the left hand panel, then enter the Username and password for the login you created earlier on the SQL Server, then click Save.

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Click OK and click Close

In Power BI Click Refresh to update the data loaded in the PBIX file/template

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Your dataset is now loaded, the next step is to Publish this to the Power BI Service

From the ribbon in Power BI Desktop click Publish, you will be prompted Do you want to save your changes ?

Click Save

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You will be prompted to Select a destination to Publish to, make your choice and click Select.

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The process will now run

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Once completed your are presented with the following dialogue box


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The next step is to configure and test the gateway.

From the Power BI Service/Portal select downloads, then data gateway

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Click on the Download Gateway button

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After the download has completed, browse to thefiles location, right click the application and select Run as administrator

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Click Next in the On premises data gateway installer dialogue box

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After choosing On-premises data gateway (recommended) option, click Next

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The installer will start preparing the installation files

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Click Next in the Reminder befor you install dialogue box

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In the next dialogue box, choose an install location or accept the default, click to accept the terms of use and privacy statement, then click Install

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The installation will now begin

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After the installation is completed you will be prompted to enter an email address to be used with the gateway, then click sign in

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Enter your login credentials in the EnterpriseGatewayConfigurator box and click OK

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Next you will need to register the gateway, assign the gateway a name, input a recovery key, add to an existing gateway cluster if one exists and click Configure.

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After the configuration is completed you will see the follwoing dialogue box, click Close

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To configure the gateway, click the settings cog in the Power Bi Service portal, then click Manage gateways

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On the Gateway Cluster Settings page, select your gateway and click Add data source to use the gateway

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In the Data Source Settings complete the Data Source Name, Select the Data Source Type, Server IP Address, Database Name and Select an authentication method and click Add

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Once the connection has been setup the following dialogue box will be displayed

The gateway is now ready for use.

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