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MCT-MC
4.3
FDC MCT-MC - 164 - Appendix
A.2 FTP, FileWeb, DataWeb Requirements/Installation
A.2.1 Introduction
The following describes the system requirements, components, and an installation guide for the FDC Cloud
service and website. The FDC cloud service provides the ability to upload data from FDC devices to cloud
storage for backup and/or further analysis. The website provides the ability to verify data, uploads, and to
manage users.
A.2.2 System Overview
There are four server components; the data transfer service (FDDataService), the website (FDDataWeb), the
FTP server, and a MySQL database. FDDataService and FDDataWeb are Microsoft .Net services, and use
Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) as a web platform. The MySQL database stores user configuration
information as well as providing cloud data storage if desired.
A.2.3 System Requirements
A Microsoft Windows server is required, with the following minimum capabilities:
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Windows Server 2008 or greater
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2 GB RAM or greater
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2 Cores or greater
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40GB Storage or greater (this will vary depending on the user’s expected uploads)
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.Net framework version 4.5 or greater
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MySQL 5.6 or greater
The server should be setup to provide the web server role.
A.2.4 MySQL Installation
MySQL can be found at http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/ . MySQL installation instructions and
documentation can be found there as well.
A.2.5 Website Installation
Create a folder for the website files. It can be anywhere, but often C:\inetpub\wwwroot is used. Set permissions
on the folder to allow IIS_IUSRS Read and execute, List folder contents, and Read permissions. Copy the FDC
website files into this folder.
In web.config, set values for the following keys: FDDataServicePath, FDFtpPath, and futuredesignEntities
ConnectionString. Descriptions of these values are below.
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FDDataServicePath – Found in the <appSettings> element, this is the absolute directory path to the
Data Transfer Service’s root folder. This is used for access to files uploaded through the data service.
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FDFtpPath – Found in the <appSettings> element, this is the absolute directory path to the FTP server’s
root folder. This is used for access to files uploaded through the FTP service.