Installing & Setting Up Server Applications; Preparing For Installation; Installation Overview - Brady LOCKOUT PRO 3.0 Administrator's Manual

Installing & Setting Up Server Applications
All LOCKOUT-PRO
components are installed on the server which contains the application's
templates and defaults, and which client users will access to create and
store procedures.

Preparing for Installation

Before LOCKOUT-PRO
applications must be installed on your server:
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These applications are essential for LOCKOUT-PRO
functionality. They are available from www.microsoft.com, which also
provides extensive support documentation on how to install and
configure them.
TIP: Although this guide provides the basic setup structure, be sure to
consult your network or domain administrator before installing. Your
administrator may require additional settings for security purposes, or may
use a third-party software package for client installation.

Installation Overview

Once the required server software is properly installed and configured,
the process of installing LOCKOUT-PRO
these basic steps, each of which will be explained in detail below:
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Data Access Components (MDAC) v2.8
Active Directory
Install the server applications using the LOCKOUT-PRO
In the LOCKOUT-PRO
software and configure your network settings.
Choose either the LOCKOUT-PRO
installer such as Microsoft's Group Policy Management tool to
distribute the client-side application to user machines.
If you want to set up additional users to run the Administrator
Application remotely, choose either the LOCKOUT-PRO
Installer or a silent installer such as Microsoft's Group Policy
Management Tool to distribute the Administrator Application to
additional administrator user machines.
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