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Table Of Contents
- Installing ABBYY FlexiCapture 10
- Standalone Installation
- Distributed Installation
- System Requirements
- General information
- Preparing the Application Server for installation on Windows 2012
- Preparing the Application Server for installation on Windows Server 2008 R2
- Preparing the Application Server for installation on Windows 2003
- Installing the servers
- External components required for the correct operation of the system
- System components in IIS and their configuration
- This section describes the IIS configuration which is necessary for the operation of FlexiCapture. This configuration is configured automatically during installation and required no manual configuration. However, in case of errors this section can help you to check the settings specified in IIS.
- Application pools
- Authentication settings for FlexiCapture 10 Web Applications
- Handler Mappings
- ISAPI and CGI Restrictions
- Checking the operation of IIS
- Switching system components to 64-bit mode
- Database server
- Interaction of the system components
- Installing the stations
- Using Active Directory
- Using SMS
- Installing Remote Stations
- Updating your earlier ABBYY FlexiCapture 10 releases to Release 6
- Upgrading from ABBYY FlexiCapture 9.0
- Upgrading from ABBYY FlexiCapture 8.0 Professional
- Upgrading from ABBYY FormReader 6.5
- Managing Your Licenses
- Setting Up FlexiCapture 10 Distributed Installation
- Logging
- Working with Clusters
- Technical Support
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Creating a Shared Folder for the Processing Server Service
1. The
cluster nodes Node 1 and Node 2 need a shared folder where to store their temporary files. To create a shared folder
for the nodes, right-click the service you created (in this case FC10ProcServer) and choose Add a Shared Folder. In
this example, the shared drive H:\ was used (this drive was earlier created at the Storage computer). In the Location
field, enter the name of the folder you want to share, for example H:\Cluster Temp.










