Getting Started with Arc Server on Linux
Getting Started with Arc Server on Linux
This guide covers installing and running Arc Server on Linux.
Prerequisites
TM1 11+ (Planning Analytics 2+) is recommended. Some features work with TM1 10.2.2 but important APIs are only present in TM1 11+.
The TM1 REST API must be enabled: set
HTTPPortNumber=8111intm1s.cfg.Arc should be installed on the same server as TM1 for full functionality (ODBC, text file preview in TI processes).
Step 1: Download Arc for Linux
Copy the download link for the Linux 64-bit version.
Use
wgetto download Arc on the server:
wget <download-link>Step 2: Unzip and Configure Permissions
Unzip the downloaded archive:
unzip arc_linux.zipAssign executable permissions to the Arc binary:
chmod +x arcStep 3: Start Arc
Run Arc in the foreground:
./arcTo run Arc in the background:
./arc &Arc will be accessible at: https://servername:7070
Step 4: Activate a Trial or License
On first run you will need to validate a license. See Trialling and Buying Arc.
Step 5: Connect to TM1
Arc uses the TM1 REST API to connect to instances. Configure the adminhost in settings.yml:
adminhosts:
- https://localhost:5898If Arc cannot connect to your TM1 instances:
Verify the TM1 REST API is accessible in your browser.
Double-check credentials (CAM Namespace is case-sensitive).
Optional: Add Arc to System PATH
To run Arc from any directory without specifying the full path, see Adding Arc Path to the Linux User's Environment.
Optional: Run Arc as a Linux System Service
To keep Arc always running across server restarts, see Setting Up Arc as a Linux System Service.