The installation configuration can be run within the installation file location. It allows for configuration changes, in some cases without the need to disrupt users. To run the configuration wizard, perform the following operation:
1. Run the file named "ProjectInsight.WebApp.Install.exe," which has a default location in the folder "\Inetpub\Project Insight\bin."
2. The configuration wizard will run, and it will reflect the current installation settings allowing changes as needed. Make certain to proofread these settings during this process. If changes were made in a configuration file via a text editor (not normally recommended), those changes may not be reflected in the configuration wizard.
The most common changes implemented using the installation configuration wizard are as follows:
1. Upgrading the user licenses (does not require application disruption).
2. Updating the SMTP server used by the Web application. See Changing the SMTP Settings on an Existing Installation.
3. Changing the database server used by the Web application (will require application disruption). This process should only be performed by an experienced database administrator utilizing standard backup and restore procedures while the application is offline to ensure data integrity during the update.
You must complete the entire configuration wizard to ensure that changes are saved to the configuration file. If you cancel the process after making the desired changes without completing the remaining prompts the changes you have made may not be saved.
1. Run the file named "ProjectInsight.WebApp.Install.exe," which has a default location in the folder "\Inetpub\Project Insight\bin."
2. The configuration wizard will run, and it will reflect the current installation settings allowing changes as needed. Make certain to proofread these settings during this process. If changes were made in a configuration file via a text editor (not normally recommended), those changes may not be reflected in the configuration wizard.
The most common changes implemented using the installation configuration wizard are as follows:
1. Upgrading the user licenses (does not require application disruption).
2. Updating the SMTP server used by the Web application. See Changing the SMTP Settings on an Existing Installation.
3. Changing the database server used by the Web application (will require application disruption). This process should only be performed by an experienced database administrator utilizing standard backup and restore procedures while the application is offline to ensure data integrity during the update.
You must complete the entire configuration wizard to ensure that changes are saved to the configuration file. If you cancel the process after making the desired changes without completing the remaining prompts the changes you have made may not be saved.
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