Installing Jenkins

1. Download the Jenkins installation files here: https://jenkins.io/download/

2. Run the msi file and follow the prompts.

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3. Click Finish to complete the installation

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4. After the install was completed, Chrome opened and navigated to this URL: http://localhost:8080/. However, there was a message that said the page could not be displayed. I saw the above message in the Siebel documentation.

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5. I assumed the port number needed to be changed. I modified the jenkins.xml file located here: C:\Program Files\Jenkins to use port 8090. However, when I went to restart the Jenkins Windows service, I saw that it was stopped. After all that, I realized that port 8080 was probably fine.

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6. I left the port as 8090 and then started the Jenkins service. When I returned to the browser and refreshed, I saw the screen above. I opened the initialAdminPassword file, copied and pasted the value (05a04954a7e44d2e81343fc188f8d749) in the field, then hit enter.

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7. This page was next. I chose “Select plugins to install” but then I couldn’t see where I could select the plugins I needed (per the Siebel documentation). Went back and chose “Install suggested plugins” thinking it would give me a review screen before proceeding. Nope, it just started installing.