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Currently only the Windows operating system is supported. The application can be installed on any recent version of the Windows operating system. | Currently only the Windows operating system is supported. The application can be installed on any recent version of the Windows operating system. | ||
- | * Windows Server 2022, 2019, 2016 | + | * Windows Server 2022 (recommended), 2019, 2016 |
* Windows 11, 10 | * Windows 11, 10 | ||
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The only database engine currently supported is Microsoft SQL Server (SQL Server) with most deployments tested with the following versions: | The only database engine currently supported is Microsoft SQL Server (SQL Server) with most deployments tested with the following versions: | ||
- | * SQL Server 2022 (including Express Edition) | + | * SQL Server 2022 (including Express Edition) (recommended) |
* SQL Server 2019 (including Express Edition) | * SQL Server 2019 (including Express Edition) | ||
* SQL Server 2014 (including Express Edition) | * SQL Server 2014 (including Express Edition) | ||
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There is no need for an expensive license, the Express edition which is freely available will work fine for most small countries. If you don't have already a commercial license download the free version [[https:// | There is no need for an expensive license, the Express edition which is freely available will work fine for most small countries. If you don't have already a commercial license download the free version [[https:// | ||
- | <note tip>For better backup plans of the SQL database (e.g support for compression) the paid version is recommended.</ | + | <note tip>For better backup plans of the SQL database (e.g support for compression) the paid version is recommended. However, we have a nice PowerShell script combined with a Windows Schedule Task that can easily automate DB backups also.</ |
==== Install .NET Framework ==== | ==== Install .NET Framework ==== | ||
- | Install [[https:// | + | The projects in the whole solution target either 4.6, 4.6.1 and 4.6.2. The migration to target 4.8 in each project |
- | + | ||
- | <note tip>The installation might not proceed with a message that this or a later .NET framework | + | |
==== Create Account to Run the Application ==== | ==== Create Account to Run the Application ==== | ||
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On your local system, you will need to : | On your local system, you will need to : | ||
* Create a folder for this (e.g. C:\fileDb ) | * Create a folder for this (e.g. C:\fileDb ) | ||
- | * Make sure that the account running the EMIs apppool has CRUD and Create Folder permissions to this folder | + | * Make sure that the account running the EMIS apppool has CRUD and Create Folder permissions to this folder |
* Set the web.config entry | * Set the web.config entry | ||
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- Create ssh-keys with command '' | - Create ssh-keys with command '' | ||
- Do any edits to the ''/ | - Do any edits to the ''/ | ||
- | - Start the SSH service with command '' | + | - Start the SSH service with command '' |
- Configure the backuppc user encryption keys with the command '' | - Configure the backuppc user encryption keys with the command '' | ||
- Test ssh access with '' | - Test ssh access with '' |
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