You can install Workspace ONE UEM powered by AirWatch onto application servers to meet your deployment needs. The installer handles the Workspace ONE UEM console server components, the Devices Services server components, and API server components. Learn more about installation prep, documentation, and verification of the Workspace ONE UEM installation process.
Workspace ONE UEM Installation Preparation
Installing Workspace ONE UEM requires specific prerequisites and procedures in an on-premises solution. Make sure to meet the prerequisites before proceeding with the installation instructions.
For detailed instructions on preparing for installation, see Installation Preparation Overview.
Database and Application Server Installations
Installing Workspace ONE UEM on premises involves configuring servers for your database, application, and any auxiliary components, and reports. Workspace ONE UEM comprises several different components, which can be combined with application servers or installed on their own dedicated servers.
To begin the database server installation, see Database Server Installation.
To begin the application server installation, see Run the Workspace ONE UEM Installer on Each Application Server (Console and Device Services).
Reports Installation and Storage
Installing Workspace ONE UEM on premises involves installing and configuring reporting functionality for your deployment. After the reporting functionality is set up, you must configure storage for the reports that Workspace ONE UEM generates.
To install and configure reports, see Reports Overview.
Installation Verification
After Workspace ONE UEM is installed and configured, verify that all the components you have installed function properly.
To verify your installation, see Installation Verification Overview.
Node Removal and Uninstallation
Workspace ONE services are designed to be stateless. This means they don’t store persistent data locally on the node itself. So if a node is forcibly removed (for example, due to hardware failure), there’s no need for manual cleanup. The platform continues to operate normally using the remaining nodes.
If you are intentionally removing a node, you can uninstall Workspace ONE using the standard Windows method:
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Go to Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall a program
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Select the Workspace ONE component and run the uninstaller
Next Steps
When your installation is finished, see Workspace ONE UEM Post-Installation Steps for information on running the Workspace ONE Getting Started Wizard.
Recommended Architecture
To review recommended architectures based on your deployment size, refer to the Workspace ONE UEM Recommended Architecture Guide, available at Omnissa Product Documentation.
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