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title: Configuring Neurons for ITSM
slug: neurons-for-itsm/on-premises-help/enu/2025/configuring-neurons-for-itsm
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createdAt: 2026-07-29T16:36:06.505Z
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The following sections contain step-by-step instructions for the procedures that you can perform through the System Configuration Wizard.

- [About Entering Server Location Names in the System Configuration Wizard](docId\:uwU0mm74UQSywYuEH7ypv)
- [Configuring the Configuration Database](docId\:fPG0kst8b3HJoBRXxQxBF)
- [Configuring the Neurons for ITSM Application](docId:_UbGz9ullF_7S5c_1Kvh4)
- [Configuring the Application Server Settings](docId\:EgrlTk3x3gAPsO16pM4J4)
- [Configuring Other Feature Settings](docId\:iBVaAyOyd5xZBJe6RsJqa)
- [Configuring the Metrics Server](docId\:ae5wi7BHn-ZCU3pUBJD89)
- [Configuring the Discovery Application Server](docId\:SZMrtidf9xhBFRR7_UHsr)
- [Configuring the Discovery Web Server](docId\:T2lsFjeUb1-1ZMbVsJTmj)
- [Finishing the System Configuration](docId\:r6IeDuBtlP3q_tQq7bpv3)

## About Entering Server Location Names in the System Configuration Wizard

For all of the fields in the System Configuration Wizard that ask for a server location, unless noted otherwise, you can enter one of three things:

- An IP address
- A machine name
- A fully-qualified domain name

We recommend that you use the same naming format in all server location fields, if possible.

- If you are using SSL, you must enter a fully-qualified domain name.
- If you have a load-balanced system, we recommend using a fully-qualified domain name.