The enterprise dashboard manager allows users to customize data according to their unique business needs. It is available in InetSoft's dashboard software, an all-in-one business analytics and reporting solution. View the example below to learn more about the Style Intelligence solution.
The Enterprise Manager is a tool for conveniently administering the server environment and allows you to perform the following tasks, among many others. This Guide describes the Style Intelligence server environment and the features of the Enterprise Manager.
To launch the Enterprise Manager in a Microsoft Windows environment, follow these steps:
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The default login/password is admin/admin. For security reasons, login information expires after five minutes. If you receive a 'Login Expired' warning, simply re-enter your credentials to log in.
If the server is already running, you can access the Enterprise Manager by entering the following URL in a web browser:
http://{servername}:{port}/sree/EnterpriseManager
In the address, {servername} should be the name or IP address of the machine running the administration servlet, and {port} should be the application's assigned port number (default: 8080).
After you have logged in to Enterprise Manager, use the tabs at the top of the page to access the various administrative operations.
Under each tab, use the nodes on the left-side navigation tree to set component properties. Some components have their properties split into multiple pages, e.g., 'Options' and 'Security'. You access these pages by using the tabs on the bottom of the page.
Before you begin managing resources and configuring components in Enterprise Manager, verify that you have completed the following steps:
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