How to configure the MBAM 2.5 databases

Makale
06/16/2016

This article explains how to configure the Microsoft BitLocker Administration and Monitoring (MBAM) 2.5 Compliance and Audit Database and the Recovery Database by using:

A Windows PowerShell cmdlet.
The MBAM Server Configuration wizard.

The instructions are based on the recommended architecture in High-level architecture for MBAM 2.5.

Before you start the configuration

Review the recommended architecture for MBAM. For more information, see High-level architecture for MBAM 2.5.
Review the supported configurations for MBAM. For more information, see MBAM 2.5 supported configurations.
Complete the required prerequisites on each server. For more information, see:
- MBAM 2.5 server prerequisites for stand-alone and Configuration Manager integration topologies
- MBAM 2.5 server prerequisites that apply only to the Configuration Manager integration topology (if applicable)
Install the MBAM Server software on each server where you plan to configure an MBAM Server feature. For more information, see Installing the MBAM 2.5 server software.

Note

You can install the databases to a remote SQL Server computer by using Windows PowerShell or an exported data-tier application (DAC) package. For more information about DAC packages, see Data-tier applications (DAC).
Review the prerequisites for using Windows PowerShell if you plan to use Windows PowerShell cmdlets to configure MBAM Server features. For more information, see Configuring MBAM 2.5 server features by using Windows PowerShell.

To configure the databases by using Windows PowerShell

Before you start the configuration, see Configuring MBAM 2.5 server features by using Windows PowerShell to review the prerequisites for using Windows PowerShell.
Use the Enable-MbamDatabase Windows PowerShell cmdlet to configure the databases. To get information about this Windows PowerShell cmdlet, type Get-Help Enable-MbamDatabase.

To configure the Compliance and Audit Database by using the wizard

On the server where you want to configure the databases, start the MBAM Server Configuration wizard. You can select MBAM Server Configuration from the Start menu to open the wizard.
Select Add New Features, select Compliance and Audit Database and Recovery Database, and then select Next. The wizard checks that the server meets all prerequisites for the databases.
If the prerequisite check is successful, select Next to continue. Otherwise, resolve any missing prerequisites, and then select Check prerequisites again.

Using the following descriptions, enter the field values in the wizard:

Field	Description
SQL Server name	Name of the server where you're configuring the Compliance and Audit Database. Note: You must add an exception on the Compliance and Audit Database computer to enable inbound traffic on the Microsoft SQL Server port. The default port number is 1433.
SQL Server database instance	Name of the database instance where the compliance and audit data will be stored. You must also specify where the database information will be located.
Database name	Name of the database that will store the compliance data. Note: If you're upgrading from a previous version of MBAM, you must use the same database name as the name that was used in your previous deployment.
Read/write access domain user or group	Domain user or group that has read/write permission to this database to enable the web applications to access the data and reports in this database. If you enter a user in this field, it must be the same value as the value in the Web service application pool domain account field on the Configure Web Applications page. If you enter a group in this field, the value in the Web service application pool domain account field on the Configure Web Applications page must be a member of the group you enter in this field.
Read-only access domain user or group	Name of the user or group that has read-only permission to this database to enable the reports to access the compliance data in this database. If you enter a user in this field, it must be the same user as the one you specify in the Compliance and Audit Database domain account field on the Configure Reports page. If you enter a group in this field, the value that you specify in the Compliance and Audit Database domain account field on the Configure Reports page must be a member of the

Continue to the next section to configure the Recovery Database.

To configure the Recovery Database by using the wizard

Using the following descriptions, enter the field values in the wizard:

Field	Description
SQL Server name	Name of the server where you're configuring the Recovery Database. Note: You must add an exception on the Recovery Database computer to enable inbound traffic on the Microsoft SQL Server port. The default port number is 1433.
SQL Server database instance	Name of the database instance where the recovery data will be stored. You must also specify where the database information will be located.
Database name	Name of the database that will store the recovery data. Note: If you're upgrading from a previous version of MBAM, you must use the same database name as the name that was used in your previous deployment.
Read/write access domain user or group	Domain user or group that has read/write permission to this database to enable the web applications to access the data and reports in this database. If you enter a user in this field, it must be the same value as the value in the Web service application pool domain account field on the Configure Web Applications page. If you enter a group in this field, the value in the Web service application pool domain account field on the Configure Web Applications page must be a member of the group you enter in this field.

When you finish your entries, select Next.

The wizard checks that the server meets all prerequisites for the databases.
If the prerequisite check is successful, select Next to continue. Otherwise, resolve any missing prerequisites, and then select Next again.
On the Summary page, review the features that will be added.

Note

To create a Windows PowerShell script of the entries that you just made, click Export PowerShell Script, and then save the script.
Select Add to add the MBAM databases on the server, and then select Close.