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| For newer versions of Windows, you will need to execute an '''Administrator Command Prompt''' to install as a Windows Service. This can be done by ''right clicking'' '''cmd.exe''' and selecting ''"Run As Administrator."'' | For newer versions of Windows, you will need to execute an '''Administrator Command Prompt''' to install as a Windows Service. This can be done by ''right clicking'' '''cmd.exe''' and selecting ''"Run As Administrator."'' | ||
| + | * Run '''ah3server.cmd install''' ''uniqueservicename'' (located in the '''%SERVER_HOME%\bin\service''' directory). | ||
| + | * Provide the service name and account information. | ||
| - | Run ah3server.cmd install uniqueservicename (located in the server's bin\service directory). | ||
| - | Provide the service name and account information. | ||
| - | To run the AnthillPro server and complete installation: | ||
| - | In Windows, go to the AnthillPro server directory created during installation. For example, C:\Program Files\anthill3\server. Enter the bin directory. | ||
| - | Run: start_ah3server.cmd. | ||
| - | Alternatively, from the command line run the start command bin\ah3server.cmd. | ||
| - | When the AnthillPro server has started, open a web browser and give the AnthillPro URL. For example, http://localhost:8080. | ||
| - | Complete installation: | ||
| - | External URL. Enter the URL users will use to access AnthillPro. This URL will be used to generate links back to the application in e-mail notifications, as well as for some agent communication. The URL may include http(s):// and any non-standard ports. For example http://localhost:8080 if you are using default installation values. | ||
| - | Administrator E-mail Address. Give the e-mail address that should be notified about system issues. The Administrator account will have complete access to AnthillPro, and is the initial user that must set up security. See Security. | ||
| - | Administrator Password. Enter the password the AnthillPro administrator (created above) will use to access AnthillPro. | ||
| - | Note that this password (and the user name admin) will be required to complete installation of the Distributed Web interface if the AnthillPro server is going to be used in conjunction with the Distributed Web product. For information on the Distributes Web interface, contact info@urbancode.com. | ||
| - | Confirm Administrator Password. Enter the password again. | ||
| - | License. Paste your AnthillPro license in the text field after retrieving it from Supportal. | ||
| - | Go to Supportal to retrieve the license from your account. | ||
| - | Go to TEAMS/USERS > Licenses. If you do not see a license, either one does not exist for your account or you do not have permissions to download a license. Please contact your sales representative for more information. | ||
| - | Select the view license link on the right hand side of the appropriate license. | ||
| - | In the pop-up, click download. | ||
| - | Open the license, copy it, and paste it in the License field. | ||
| - | If you are evaluating AnthillPro, you download a 30-day, temporary license. The only difference between this and a production license is the expiration date. If you need a new production license, please contact your sales representative or create a Supportal ticket with your request. | ||
| - | Click Complete. | ||
| - | The application can now be accessed in the web browser. If you log out, give the user name admin and the password set in Item Five to log back in. | ||
| - | Select pre-installed Plugins to activate/deactivate. AnthillPro ships with pre-configured integrations that are written as Plugins. If you choose to deactivate any of the Plugins, you will not be able to use the AnthillPro integration with that tool until you reactivate it. If you don't know what tool integrations you want deactivated, you can leave them all active to start with and then edit the setting later. Click Done to go to the Dashboard. | ||
| = Agent Installation = | = Agent Installation = | ||
