Database Reference
In-Depth Information
TABle 7-1
SharePoint 2010 Supported Browsers
SuPPorT WITH
LIMITATIoNS
BroWSEr
SuPPorTED
NoT SuPPorTED
Internet Explorer 10
32-bit
64-bit
Internet Explorer 9
32-bit
64-bit
Internet Explorer 8
32-bit
64-bit
Internet Explorer
7 (no longer sup-
ported in 2013)
32-bit
64-bit
Internet Explorer 6
X
Google Chrome
X
Mozilla Firefox
X
Apple Safari
X
The first step in installing PerformancePoint Services is ensuring that the
Enterprise Features are installed. To do this, go to Upgrade and Migration in
the Central Administration site, and click Enable Enterprise Features. This is only
necessary once for any Enterprise Feature. After you have done this, enable
these features by clicking Enable features on existing sites. This will enable
the Enterprise Features across all existing sites—you can do this manually if
you want to enable the features on only some sites. The next step is to run
the configuration wizard—make sure to choose PerformancePoint and the
Secure Store service!
AuTHenTICATIon ISSueS wHen uSIng
SeCuRe SToRe SeRVICe
To successfully use PerformancePoint a Secure Store Service (SSS) is required
to be configured. When an SSS is not properly configured, the Dashboard
Designer will have errors when trying to create new data sources that are
resolved by ensuring that the SSS is running, it has a correctly generated
encryption key, and an unattended service account is set for PerformancePoint.
SSS may already have been configured for another application, but if it has
not, it will need to be set up. The steps to be taken are:
1.
Install SSS
2.
Create a key for encryption
