This is a checklist to perform after a new installation. It is not an exhaustive test of the product, but verifies that all the main server features have been enabled.
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1.1 | Have you planned a server pattern e.g. the default single server or a distributed pattern? (see KB0000150 Server Setup Patterns) | |
1.2 | Are the server roles configured (to use.NET Framework, IIS and ASP.NET)? See KB0000410 Windows Server 2016 Roles | |
1.3 | Is a SQL Server instance available, locally or remotely? | |
1.4 | Is the 'Windows Search' service running (For other choices, please see KB0000010 Configuring Search) | |
1.5 | Do you have the settings for a valid SMTP server to use? |
# | Item | Done |
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2.1 | Does IIS contain the application 'piabws'? | |
2.2 | Is the IIS application set to use HTTPS? | |
2.3 | Is the Directory Security for 'piabws' set to Anonymous or Windows Authentication? (to match your intended authentication scheme, see KB0000110 Using Integrated Windows Authentication). N.B. We recommend you use Anonymous authentication first, then switch to Windows Authentication later because the Windows App and Browser App must be configured correctly or you will have trouble logging in. | |
2.4 | Are the permissions set to r/w for the 'piabws' application user on specific application folders? (see KB0000180 Server Folder Permissions) | |
2.5 | Are the IIS MIME Types correct to serve files such as Office 2010 files e.g. .docx, .xlsx and the PROJECT in a box Planner .spn files? (see KB0000350 IIS MIME Types) |
# | Item | Done |
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3.1 | Is the PIAB 'Admin' user's password reset to a strong value? | |
3.2 | Have you chosen a search scheme (for options see KB0000010 Configuring Search) | |
3.3 | If using 'Windows Indexing Service' for searching, does the Windows Indexing Service contain a catalog called 'piabdoc'? (see KB0000270 Configuring the Indexing Service) | |
3.4 | If using 'Windows Search', is the PROJECT in a box 'doc' folder included in the search? (see KB0000260 Configuring Windows Search) | |
3.5 | Does your SQL Server instance now contain a database called 'piab'? | |
3.6 | Does the ASP.NET application user have DBO privileges on the 'piab' database? |
# | Item | Done |
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4.1 | Have you applied a licence to the PIAB server? You should have been given the option to do this on install, otherwise you can get your licence from the 'PROJECT in a box Server' program, or by logging into your customer page on the main website. | |
4.2 | Have you set the SMTP settings for notifications and other email functions? (see KB0000030 Configure Email (SMTP) on the Server) | |
4.3 | Have you set up a Windows Scheduled Task for daily notifications? (see KB0000300 Configuration Notifications Using piabtriggerwatch) | |
4.4 | Have you switched to 'Integrated Windows Authentication'? (see KB0000110 Using Integrated Windows Authentication) We always recommed 'Integrated Windows Authentication' in a production environment. | |
4.5 | Have you set up clients for deployment via the Browser App? (see KB0000060 Client Deployment Overview) |
# | Item | Done |
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5.1 | Have you worked out a backup scheme? (see KB0000025 Configuring Backup) |