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Note: If you wish to mass deploy the Lockout PRO – Enterprise desktop client or Lockout PRO – Enterprise Desktop Viewer client, edit
the address in the ServerAddress.data xml file found in the \System Requirements\Mass Deployment folder on the CD and include it in
the Lockout PRO – Enterprise folder on the client’s computer.
Server Installation
To install the Lockout PRO - Enterprise server on your web server, follow these steps:
Note : Before you install the server on your system, you must first have Internet Information Services installed and configured with
FrontPage extensions, ASP.NET support through the .NET Framework 1.1 enabled, and the server online and configured for Intranet,
Extranet, or secured Internet access by those whom you wish to provide access to. Please see your system documentation for the
proper steps toprepare your server to this state. (For your convenience, the .NET Framework 1.1 and MDAC 2.7 installations are
provided in the \Server\System Requirements folder on the installation CD.
1. Copy the “Lockout PRO” folder from the \Server\Application directory on the installation CD and all of its contents to the desired
location on your server.
2. Configure this folder within IIS such that it has read access over the network. This can be done directly as a shared folder or
through the use of a virtual directory if you prefer.
3. Set the \LockoutPRO and \LockoutPRO\FileService folders as applications in IIS. In the properties page for each folder click the
create button iunder the application settings section.
4. Configure the \LockoutPRO\Repository directory to have write permissions for everyone who may be using the desktop client or
desktop viewer client and the user account being used by the server. Ensure that this is configured to be inherited by any files and
folders currently within or that may be added to the directory.
5. Confirm that the file data.mdb in the \LockoutPRO\Repository directory has full write permissions for everyone who may be using
the desktop client or desktop viewer client.
6. Install the license(s) for the program:
Insert the License Activation CD shipped with your copy of Lockout PRO – Entperprise into the CD drive on the server.
Go to Run… from the Start menu.
In the Open: text box, type “D:\ActivateLicense.exe”, replacing D: with the appropriate letter for your CD-ROM drive.
Select the path to the LockoutPRO folder on the server.
Click the Activate License button. The license(s) will be activated.
If you have purchased any additional user licenses, repeat this procedure with each CD provided to you.
7. Confirm operation of the web service:
In a browser, preferably on a machine other than the server itself, browse to the file in the location of /LockoutPRO/
FileService/FileService.asmx. Be sure that you are browsing to it (using an address similar to http://yourserver/
LockoutPRO/FileService/FileService.asmx) rather than opening it directly (using an address similar to
C:\inetpub\wwwroot\LockoutPRO\FileService\FileService.asmx).
You should be presented with an interface into the web service listing each of the public functions of the service.
If you are not, or receive any error, this indicates that the server is not properly configured. Please see your
system documentation and properly configure it to serve ASP.NET applications.
Click on the Ping function. In the page that is opened, click on the Invoke button to test the operation of the service.
A new browser window should open and contain an xml response message with the value of true. If it does not,
confirm that there is no pop-up blocking stopping the new windo from opening, and then check the configuration
of your server.
Return to the main page of the file service. Click on the GetProcedureData function. In the page that is opened, click the
Invoke button.
A new browser window should open and contain an xml response message with a list of the folders and any .lop
files in the \LockoutPRO\Repository directory. If it does not, confirm that there is no pop-up blocking stopping the
new window from opening, and then check the configuration of your server. This function uses the write
permissions of the \LockoutPRO\Repository directory, so if the error message indicates this confirm that the
\LockoutPRO\Repository directory has full write permissions for the user account from which you are accessing
the service.
Return to the main page of the file service. Click on the DBWriteTest function. In the page that is opened, click the Invoke
button.
A new browser window should open and contain an xml response message with a value of true. If it does not,
confirm that there is no pop-up blocking stopping the new window from opening, and then check the
configuration of your server. This function uses the write permissions of the \LockoutPRO\Repository\data.mdb
file, so if the error message indicates this confirm that the \LockoutPRO\Repository\data.mdb file has full write
permissions for the user account from which you are accessing the service.
Return to the main page of the file service. Click on the AddFolder function. In the page that is opened, enter a name in
the Name: textbox, leaving the Path: textbox blank, then click the Invoke button.
A new browser window should open and contain an xml response message with a value of true. If it does not,
confirm that there is no pop-up blocking stopping the new window from opening, and then check the
configuration of your server. This function uses the write permissions of the \LockoutPRO\Repository\ folder, so if
the error message indicates this confirm that the \LockoutPRO\Repository\ folder has full write permissions for
the user account from which you are accessing the service.