EM Getting Started Overview
Theme: Overview | Who is it for? New Enterprise Manager users completing initial setup
What Is It?
Before using Enterprise Manager for the first time, configure a connection profile for your OpCon server, set your preferences, and optionally change the language. These one-time setup steps prepare Enterprise Manager for daily use and ensure it connects to the correct OpCon server with the right display settings.
When Would You Use It?
- You need to ensure using before Enterprise Manager for the first time, configure a connection profile for your OpCon server, set your preferences, and optionally change the language
Why Would You Use It?
- Centralized control: Before using Enterprise Manager for the first time, configure a connection profile for your OpCon server, set your preferences, and optionally change the language
When would you use this section?
- Setting up Enterprise Manager on a new workstation
- Adding or modifying a connection profile for a different OpCon server
- Changing display preferences or the language setting
- Retrieving installation details for support purposes
What is in this section?
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| Manage Connection Profiles | Configure and manage OpCon server connection profiles |
| Set Preferences | Configure display, date format, log viewer, and other EM preferences |
| Set Language | Change the language used in the Enterprise Manager interface |
| Receive Installation Details | View installed version and environment details |
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Enterprise Manager (EM) | A rich client interface for OpCon installable on Windows and Linux. Used to configure and manage automation objects such as schedules, jobs, and machines. |
| Role | A named collection of privileges that can be assigned to one or more user accounts. Users in a role inherit all of that role's privileges. |
FAQs
Q: What does the EM Getting Started Overview cover?
Initial setup steps for Enterprise Manager: configuring a connection profile, setting preferences, and optionally changing the language.
Q: Who manages Enterprise Manager in OpCon?
System administrators and automation engineers. Responsibilities include configuring settings, managing user access, and monitoring related processes and components.
Q: Where should I start in the Enterprise Manager section?
Begin with the overview pages in the sidebar. If you are new to this area, review access and role requirements with your OpCon system administrator before making configuration changes.