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# Configuration
Icinga Reporting is configured via the web interface. Below you will find an overview of the necessary settings.
## Backend
Icinga Reporting stores all its configuration in the database, therefore you need to create and configure a database
resource for it.
1. Create a new resource for Icinga Reporting via the `Configuration -> Application -> Resources` menu.
2. Configure the resource you just created as the database connection for Icinga Reporting using the
`Configuration → Modules → reporting → Backend` menu. If you've used `reporting`
as name for the resource, this is optional.
## Mail
At `Configuration -> Modules -> reporting -> Mail` you can configure the address
that is used as the sender's address (From) in E-mails.
## Permissions
There are four permissions that can be used to control what can be managed by whom.
| Permission | Applies to |
|----------------------|-----------------------------------|
| reporting/reports | Reports (create, edit, delete) |
| reporting/schedules | Schedules (create, edit, delete) |
| reporting/templates | Templates (create, edit, delete) |
| reporting/timeframes | Timeframes (create, edit, delete) |
## Icinga Reporting Daemon
There is a daemon for generating and distributing reports on a schedule if configured:
```
icingacli reporting schedule run
```
This command schedules the execution of all applicable reports.
The `systemd` service of this module uses this command as well.
To configure this as a `systemd` service, copy the example service definition from
`/usr/share/icingaweb2/modules/reporting/config/systemd/icinga-reporting.service`
to `/etc/systemd/system/icinga-reporting.service`.
You can run the following command to enable and start the daemon.
```
systemctl enable --now icinga-reporting.service
```
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