When initially started, BPM only and BPMS Optimize installations use a default Integration Server (BPM environment) as the logical server component of their default environments. BAM only and BAM/BPM mixed installations cannot use the default Analytic Engine (BAM environment) or custom defined Analytic Engines listed on the System Settings page until these components have been deployed using the My webMethods Define Environments page (Applications > Administration> System-Wide > Environments > Define Environments). Once you have deployed an Analytic Engine, you can use the My webMethods System Settings page to review/define the host name and port, and you can define the server as the default server for monitoring, if desired. Also, you can test the connection to the server from this page.

Note that you can use the default BAM only Analytic Engine without any modifications after it has been deployed. If you want to change the host and/or port for the default Engine, you can do so from the System Settings page. If you want to use a custom-defined Analytic Engine, you must first add it (using the Add button on the System Settings page) in order for it to appear in the list of available servers. After it is added, you can modify its configuration as desired.