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| − | This QPR UI | + | This '''QPR UI Installation Checklist''' contains all the steps needed for a complete QPR UI installation. These steps apply only for a new QPR UI installation. If you are upgrading an existing installation, see the [[Upgrading QPR UI|upgrage instructions]]. |
| − | # | + | # First of all, check that your hardware and software infrastructure fulfills the [[QPR UI System Requirements|system requirements]] for QPR UI. |
| − | # | + | # Set the needed [[SQL Server Configuration in QPR UI|configurations for SQL Server]] containing QPR UI database. SQL Server configuration must be done before running the QPR UI installer. |
| − | # Run [[Installing QPR UI|QPR UI installer]]. (For advanced scenarios, you can alternatively use [[Silent Installation in QPR UI|silent installation]].) | + | # Run the [[Installing QPR UI|QPR UI installer]]. (For advanced scenarios, you can alternatively use the [[Silent Installation in QPR UI|silent installation]].) |
| − | # Configure [[Routing Through IIS in QPR UI|IIS to pass through QPR UI traffic]]. This enables to use standard ports 80 | + | # Configure [[Routing Through IIS in QPR UI|IIS to pass through QPR UI traffic]]. This enables to use standard ports 80 or 443 for QPR UI that are usually reserved by IIS. |
| − | # Optional: You can configure [[Common QPR Authentication]]. | + | # Optional: You can configure [[Common QPR Authentication]], which enables to open QPR Suite portal from QPR UI and vice versa without a separate login. |
| − | # Optional: You can configure [[Federated Authentication in QPR UI|federated authentication]] if there is | + | # Optional: You can configure [[Federated Authentication in QPR UI|federated authentication]] for QPR UI, if there is a federated authentication identity provider (IdP) available in your organization, such as Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS). This enables to use your organization's centralized user management system without managing user accounts separately in QPR products. Note that QPR UI is not compatible with the LDAP protocol. |
| − | # Optional: | + | # Optional: If you need to change QPR UI system settings after the installation, you can find all settings [[QPR UI System Settings|here]]. Note that some settings are in [[Glassfish Configuration in QPR UI|GlassFish]], such as database settings and GlassFish ports. |
[[Category: QPR UI]] | [[Category: QPR UI]] | ||
Revision as of 13:46, 17 December 2017
This QPR UI Installation Checklist contains all the steps needed for a complete QPR UI installation. These steps apply only for a new QPR UI installation. If you are upgrading an existing installation, see the upgrage instructions.
- First of all, check that your hardware and software infrastructure fulfills the system requirements for QPR UI.
- Set the needed configurations for SQL Server containing QPR UI database. SQL Server configuration must be done before running the QPR UI installer.
- Run the QPR UI installer. (For advanced scenarios, you can alternatively use the silent installation.)
- Configure IIS to pass through QPR UI traffic. This enables to use standard ports 80 or 443 for QPR UI that are usually reserved by IIS.
- Optional: You can configure Common QPR Authentication, which enables to open QPR Suite portal from QPR UI and vice versa without a separate login.
- Optional: You can configure federated authentication for QPR UI, if there is a federated authentication identity provider (IdP) available in your organization, such as Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS). This enables to use your organization's centralized user management system without managing user accounts separately in QPR products. Note that QPR UI is not compatible with the LDAP protocol.
- Optional: If you need to change QPR UI system settings after the installation, you can find all settings here. Note that some settings are in GlassFish, such as database settings and GlassFish ports.