1. Think about the number of Logi Report servers you need if you want to set up a Logi Report Server Cluster. See Logi Report Server Cluster.

2. Decide the licensed features that you want for each Logi Report server. See Logi Report Licenses.

3. Prepare the computers on which you want to install Logi Report Server. See Logi Report Server System Requirements.

4. Obtain the Logi Report Server install program. Also obtain the Logi Report Server Monitor install program if you want a Server Monitor. See Logi Report download center.

5. Install Logi Report Server using the way you prefer. See Installing and Uninstalling Logi Report Server.

6. Install Server Monitor if you want to monitor your server performance. See Installing and Uninstalling Server Monitor in the Logi Report Server Monitor Guide.

Configure the server database for metadata on the Server Console or using the configuration file if you didn't do this during the installation. See Configuring Server Databases for Server Metadata in a Standalone Environment.

1. Create security organizations to manage different groups of users. See Multitenancy Supported via Organizations.

2. Set up user accounts, roles, and groups, with appropriate privileges. See Security System Data Model.

3. Integrate with your security software, for example, LDAP. See Using an LDAP Server's Security System.

1. Publish reports, catalogs, and library components to Logi Report Server. See Publishing Resources.

2. Set up user permissions on the server resources. See Managing Permissions.

3. Optionally, obtain resources from the real path dynamically. See Getting and Using Resources From a Real Path.

1. Configure the email server if you want to deploy reports via email. See Configuring the Email Server.

2. Configure settings for exporting reports to email and fax. See Configuring Export Settings.

Set up a Logi Report Server Cluster in which multiple servers work together. See Setting Up and Starting a Logi Report Server Cluster.

1. Configure the server database. See Configuring Server Databases for Server Metadata in an Integrated Environment.

2. Create the Logi Report Server WAR/EAR. See Building a WAR/EAR File to Include a Self-contained Logi Report Server.

3. Deploy the WAR/EAR to an application Server. See Deploying Logi Report Server to a Java Application Server.

1. Start and access the Server Monitor. See Launching and Accessing Server Monitor in the Logi Report Server Monitor Guide.
2. Monitor the status and performance of Server. See Using Server Monitor in the Logi Report Server Monitor Guide.

1. Run reports directly or on demand. See Running Reports.

2. Schedule tasks to run reports at the specified time to different locations in various formats. See Scheduling Reports.

1. Create, edit, and export web reports using Web Report Studio. See Web Report Studio.

2. Create, edit, and export page reports using Page Report Studio. See Page Report Studio.

3. Create, edit, and export dashboards using JDashboard. See Introduction to the Logi Report JDashboard.