Install Guide
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Installing the WDM Database
Before you install the WDM database on a system or virtual machine (VM), make sure you have the supported version of Microsoft
SQL Server installed on the system. If you do not have SQL Server on the system, you can choose to install Microsoft SQL Express
2014 that comes packaged with the WDM installer.
NOTE:
If you are installing the WDM database on an existing SQL Server database, make sure that port 1433 is available on the
system.
To install the WDM database, you must select Database on the Components screen, and then continue with the Installation process.
To install the WDM database:
1. Extract the contents of the WDM installer on the system where you want to install WDM.
2. Navigate to the folder where you have extracted the installer and run Setup .exe.
The Welcome screen is displayed.
3. Click Next.
4. Select Enterprise as the License Type.
a. If you have the WDM License key, select the I have WDM Enterprise License Key option and enter the license key in the
space provided.
b. If you do not have the License key, select the 30–days Enterprise Evaluation option.
The license key is entered by default. However, after the 30 days evaluation period, you need to obtain the license key and
add it to WDM. For more information on adding the license key, see the Dell Wyse Device Manager Administrator’s Guide.
5. Click Next.
The Components screen is displayed.
6. Select only the Database component.
7. In the Congure Database screen, you can choose one of the following options:
• Install New Database Server (Microsoft SQL Express 2014) — Select this option if you do not have any supported
version of Microsoft SQL Server installed on the system. Proceed to step 8.
• Use Existing Database Server (SQL Server Express or full ) — Select this option if you have already installed a supported
version of Microsoft SQL Server on the system. Proceed to step 9.
8. Provide the RapportDB database credentials. RapportDB is the WDM database instance that is created on SQL Server.
a. SQL Server Authentication is selected by default. Select Windows Authentication if you want to connect to the WDM
Database (RapportDB) using your Windows login credentials.
NOTE: If a custom Active directory user is required to be added post installation of Database then manually add
the Custom user in to the database and provide required Security rights. Later install Remaining components.
b. Username — The default username is rapport. You can retain the default or change the user name.
c. Password — Enter the password to connect to the database.
d. Conrm Password — If you are creating a new user, enter the password again.
9. If you have selected the second option in step 7, then provide the following details:
a. Server — Provide the hostname of the system on which you have installed Microsoft SQL Server.
b. Port — This is entered by default and the port number is 1433.
NOTE: You can add ve digit custom port and also use dynamic port while installing WDM database. The
dynamic port rage for TCP/UDP is 49152 to 65535.
c. Username — Enter the user name to connect to the existing database.
d. Password — Enter the password to access the database.
e. Click Next.
10. Provide the installation path and click Next. The summary screen is displayed.
11. Click Next to begin the installation.
For Manual Installation of WDM Database using Scripts, see Manual installation of WDM database using scripts
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