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The purpose of this page is for a high level overview of an Oceaview On Premise Installation. Please see the installation manual found below for a full breakdown of the Installation process. This page is also geared towards internal employees installing Oceaview in a test environment.Edit

Installation Manual #

Oceaview OnPremise Installation Manual

Prerequisite’s #

  • Make sure computer is on the domain.
  • Enable IIS, Start > Server Manager > Manage > Add Roles and Features
  • Install the Prerequisite files
  • Add an A Record of the URL or add an entry to the hosts file located at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc (ip address then FQDN)
  • Have the credentials of an SMTP Server for Emails. For enabling a SMTP for gmail please see this video External Link
  • Install a SQL Server, must be 2016 or higher. To install choose custom > new SQL server stand-alone Installation > Accept License Terms > In features only select Database Engine Services and SQL Client Connectivity SDK > select default instance > make sure to select Mixed Mode and enter in a password. > complete the installation.
  • Create the SSL Certificate and install it.
  • Install SSMS
  • use command prompt and look for 4.8 using this query: reg query “HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Net Framework Setup\NDP” /s
  • Run the multiview.environmentqualify.exe
  • do an ipconfig and then ping FQDN (ping xyz.com -4) (to show FQDN translates to IP Address)
  • If using LDAP, make sure to have the LDAP server name, a user, password (that does not expire), and two groups for user and admin.
  • go thru the checklist

Prerequisite download Links #

  1. https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet-framework/net48
  2. https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/vc_redist.x64.exe
  3. https://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/url-rewrite
  4. https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=862444
  5. https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=615136

Installation Order #

Install the MSI files in the following order:

  1. CentralSever.msi – – pay attention to the http or https that goes in front of the FQDN.
  2. Identity Server.msi
  3. WebApi.msi
  4. Report Server
  5. Alerting System – start service with log on admin if using proxy server
  6. LoraConnector.msi – do not start the service
  7. Web-OnPremises.msi
  8. OnPremises-Documents.1.x.x.msi
  9. Domain Agent -if using

Bind the SSL Cert to IIS #

  • Open IIS and stop the Default Website (under sites)(if no ssl cert then start the service after stopping the default site in IIS and check for duplicate port 80’s)
  • if you have a SSL Certificate, bind the certificate to the Oceaview Website
  • now Start Lora services

Support Login #

This is the backdoor login credentials for an OnPremise user:

  • support_1@oceasoft.com
  • ocea_customer id (8digit)

Alerting System Test #

Use this url to test the Alerting system

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