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Installation and Resources
- Pre-requisites
- Install and Activate Yurbi
- Setup a user-friendly URL
- Explore the Demo Environment
- Change your Yurbi admin password
- Join the Yurbi Community (and other resources)
- Backup Strategy
Connect Yurbi To You Data
Security Planning and Setup
- Security Planning
- Folder and Report Security Groups - Simple Environments
- Folder and Report Security Groups - Department Environments
- Setup Data Security Groups
Report and Dashboard Building
- Report Building Planning
- Out of the Box Visualization Types
- Build Datagrid Reports (Detailed and Target)
- Build Summarized Reports
- Drill Down Reports
- Build KPIs Reports
- Build Chart Reports
- Linking Reports - Data Blending
- Advanced Reports
- Build Combo Charts
- Map Visualizations
- Using SQL Stored Procedures
- Create Dashboards
- Create Filters and Saved Views
- Dashboard Smart Filters
- Configure Dashboard FastCache
Deployment and Training
- Apply Your Branding
- Create Data Tag
- Create App Shield Security Policies
- Create Users
- User Training and Documentation
- Provide Access To Your Users
- Display In Unattended Mode
Operations and Maintenance
Setup a user-friendly URL
Now that Yurbi is installed and running, it’s no fun using a long and cryptic servername to reach Yurbi, http://WIN-2341AS-T3/yurbi doesn’t quite roll off the tongue.
We feel that Yurbi deserves a cozy home on your network where your company brand takes the lead.
In order to proceed with this step, you may need assistance from your internal IT team, as you’re going to need to add an entry to your DNS server.
If your plan is to only make Yurbi accessible via your internal network, then a user-friendly internal web address like http://reporting or http://reportingserver or http://dashboards could be a good choice. Before proceeding to update the URL on the Yurbi server, be sure your IT person has updated your internal DNS server so that http://reporting will properly route to the Yurbi server name (doing a ping test should verify it).
If however, you want users to access Yurbi from outside your internal network, from the World Wide Web, then you will need to update your DNS registrar. Examples of this type of URL would be http://reporting.yourcompanydomain.com or http://dashboard.yourcompanydomain.com
And if you are going to make Yurbi available outside your network, we HIGHLY recommend you apply an SSL certificate to the Yurbi server, so the URL would look like https://reporting.yourcompanydomain.com and all your data would be encrypted as it travels across the World Wide Web.
Steps Needed
We have a few articles that show you the Yurbi configuration changes that need to be made, however, before doing the Yurbi changes, your IT person (or you) need to ensure the following:
- The friendly domain name has been updated in your company DNS server
- An SSL certificate has been applied on the Yurbi server
And on the Yurbi Server you will want to:
- Configure Yurbi to use a user-friendly URL
- Make it even better by removing the /yurbi portion of the URL
- Configure Yurbi to go into SSL mode
Here’s a support article showing the configuration changes on the Yurbi Server needed or you can watch the video below.
If you have any questions or need our tech team to discuss with your tech team on the specifics, just reach out to us at [email protected]