Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.0 Guida All'Installazione

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The following user access and configuration requirements must be met prior to installing Cisco Process 
Orchestrator. The following information must be gathered, user account created, and access rights 
granted prior to installing Cisco Process Orchestrator.

To install the product, the user must be a member of the Local Administrators group on the computer 
where Cisco Process Orchestrator is to be installed. 

 

The reporting database user account is used by the SQL Server Reporting Services server to connect to 
the Cisco Process OrchestratorReporting database. The account needs at least the Operator permission 
on the Cisco Process OrchestratorReporting database. The Reporting DB user needs db_datareader, 
db_datawriter, and execute permissions using the dbo default schema. 

Cisco Process Orchestrator SQL Server Process database user requires db_ddladmin privilege. If Cisco 
Process Orchestrator 2.x SQL Server process database user does not have db_ddladmin privilege, the 
privilege should be added before upgrading to Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.0.

Admin rights to the database will grant everything needed. For POCs, lab environments, development 
environments, etc., most users just grant admin rights for the login account to the database. For 
production environments, DBAS may require more fine-grained privileges.

The following rights must be assigned to the user accounts for DB2 databases:

The user account that connects to the DB2 UDB database must have SYSMON authority.