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Configure Initial Node Settings - Tableau

First, configure identity store, gateway settings, and sample workbook installation. Then apply the changes, optionally verify your LDAP connection, and then initialize Tableau Server

You must configure the identity store settings for the Tableau Server computer.

Important: After you have configured and applied settings for the identity store, it cannot be changed.

Use the json template in identityStore Entity to create a json file. After you have filled in the options with the appropriate values, you can then pass the json file with this command:

tsm settings import -f path-to-file.json.

Depending on your network requirements, you may need to configure the gateway settings for the Tableau Server computer. For example, if you are enabling SSL or configuring access to Tableau Server with a reverse proxy, you may need to configure gateway settings. See gatewaySettings Entity for more information.

Use the json template in gatewaySettings Entity to create a json file. After you have filled in the options with the appropriate values, you can then pass the json file with this command:

tsm settings import -f path-to-json-file.json.

By default, Tableau Server shares usage data with Tableau to help us better understand how you use our products. This allows us to improve your overall experience and build highly intelligent features that make Tableau even more powerful.

Tableau collects only behavioral and usage data, never any of your confidential database values, and your usage data will never be shared or sold; its sole purpose is to improve your Tableau experience.

If you do not want to share product usage data, use the json template in shareProductUsageDataSettings Entity to create a json file, and specify a value of false. Then pass the json file with this command:

tsm settings import -f path-to-json-file.json.

You can also change this setting after installation, on the TSM Maintenance tab or using the TSM CLI. For more information, see Server Usage Data.

By default, Tableau Server will install sample workbooks in the Default site when you initialize the server.

If you do not want to install sample workbooks during installation, run the following command:

tsm configuration set -k install.component.samples -v false

You can publish samples after installation by using the publishsamples tabcmd command.

Now that you've created and set initial configuration, you must apply them. When you apply configuration changes, tsm will verify the settings you've set before committing them.

To apply configuration changes to Tableau Server, run this command:

tsm pending-changes apply

If the pending changes require a server restart, the pending-changes apply command will display a prompt to let you know a restart will occur. This prompt displays even if the server is stopped, but in that case there is no restart. You can suppress the prompt using the --ignore-prompt option, but this does not change the restart behavior. If the changes do not require a restart, the changes are applied without a prompt. For more information, see tsm pending-changes apply.

Once this command has completed, TSM processes are running, and Tableau Server is configured but is not running.

If your identity store uses LDAP, then we recommend verifying LDAP connectivity before proceeding.

To do so, run the following commands before you initialize the server:

tsm user-identity-store verify-user-mappings -v <user name>

tsm user-identity-store verify-group-mappings -v <group name>

User and group names must be valid names that exist in the LDAP server that you are connecting to. If your LDAP connection is set up correctly, then the user or group attributes will be returned to the shell. If your connection is not set up correctly, then an error will be returned.

• To initialize and start Tableau Server, use the --start-server option:

  tsm initialize --start-server --request-timeout 1800

  This saves time by starting the server running after initialization.

• If you are going to reconfigure Tableau Server after initialization, leave the --start-server option off:

  tsm initialize --request-timeout 1800

  This stops the server after initialization.

Start Tableau Server. If you did not use the --start-server option during initialization and are finished configuring Tableau Server, use this command to start the server:

tsm start --request-timeout 900

Note: If you experience timeouts when installing or configuring Tableau Server, you may need to specify a longer timeout. For more information, see Install fails due to timeouts.

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