The port number under which BVQ will be accessible varies according to the selected transfer protocol option.
The default port for a server which will be accessible via HTTP is 80, the default port for the activated HTTPS option is 443.
For example, if you change the port number to 8080 and choose "enable HTTPS" afterwards, the port number will be changed to the default value 443.
Also please be aware that for every BVQ port change, you have to adjust the Grafana datasource. 

Report TTL: The reports you run in the future are available as a default, for 30 days.

Grafana configuration is the Grafana port, which will be used by the BVQ installed Grafana.

The heap sizes are configured for both the BVQ Server which will run as a Webserver and the scanner service which will collect the data of the systems you will be scanning.
If the number of scanners will increase considerably in the future, the specific values can be adjusted accordingly.
BVQ Server max heap size = 4096 MB is recommended (depending on the environment).
BVQ Scanner max heap size = 1024MB is recommended (depending on the environment).

Select HTTPS to be enabled if you choose to.

By enabling HTTPS and the use of a self-signed certificate, BVQ will create a certificate for you.
The Keystore password has a default value, which can be adjusted,
any of the following values must be set to continue..

-Click 'Next' to advance to the next page

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By enabling HTTPS and the use of an own-certificate, you must "browse" the location of your private and public key,
and enter the specific password for the key.

The Keystore password has a default value, which can be adjusted,

-Click 'Next' to advance to the next page

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To create and start the BVQ services an authorized Windows user is required.
In case of possible vm reboots in the future, a local user is recommended to be used.
For the use of a local user, the domain field must be empty.

The given credentials will only be used for this specific step.

-Click 'Install' to advance to installation

The installation starts and the current processes are displayed from top to bottom

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When the installation of BVQ is completed, you can find the installation log here:

When you encounter issues during the update, please be aware,
that the complete log of the installation is only visible, as long as the installation wizard is active
and the log can be found in the AppData directory, the name of the log file will be:
i4j_log_bvq-core_<hash-code>.log

And it will be placed here:
C:\Users\<windows_user>\AppData\Local\Temp

The installation update has been successful.

You can choose to start the BVQ WebUI after finishing the wizard, which is enabled by default.
Displayed is also the BVQ Web address as well as the Grafana address.

The next steps will be to access the BVQ WebUI to complete the maintenance which is active after every update or installation
and if you have chosen a HTTPS installation, the Grafana-Datasource has yet to be adjusted.

After using the 'Finish' -Button, the wizard will be closed and your default browser will open, directing you to the localhost webpage
Please keep in mind, that the start of the BVQ services could take a minute

Thank you for using a supported browser, such as:
"Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Edge"

The localhost webpage has opened up,
if you created your own certificate during the installation of BVQ, an exception is necessary, to continue to the BVQ webpage.

For each update where you have created a new HTTPS certificate, you must adjust the BVQ datasource within the Grafana.

Additionally for each update where you have changed the port number for the BVQ server, you have also to adjust the BVQ datasource within the Grafana.

Open your Grafana with the Grafana button, a new tab will open up and login to Grafana using the default BVQ-Credentials, here

Open the Configuration menu and click on Data source,
the installed Data source plugins are listed,
click on BVQServer to move to the specific Data source.

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The BVQ Data Source is shown and can be adjusted.

If you changed the port number of the BVQ server during the BVQ installation, you need to adjust the port number accordingly.

Click on "Safe & Test" to adjust the data source.

The BVQ Data Source is shown and can be adjusted.

For adding the certificate,
you only need to activate "With CA Cert"
and paste the certificate text to "CA Cert", shown here
(You can also find the self-signed certificate by default here: C:\Program Files\SVA\BVQ\bvq-core\cert)

Click on "Safe & Test" to adjust the data source.