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1 Installing and Configuring the Command Server
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Checklist: Command Server Installation
Determine which computer or computers will serve as iNEWS Command Servers and, if
installing on a redundant system, decide which one will run the primary services; you should
install on the primary server first, then the backup server(s).
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If you want to copy the installation CD to a specified location on your network to alleviate
or reduce having to manually insert the CD into actual computers on site, see “Copying
Install CD to Local Directory” on page 22.
On the Command Server, complete the following tasks in the order that they are listed. If
you are viewing this checklist online, you can easily link to a topic that provides procedural
details for the task. Return to this main checklist after you have completed each task.
Tasks Refer to...
Install Avid Service Framework. “Installing Avid Service Framework” on page 24
Install the License service. “Installing the License Service” on page 30
Configure the License service. “Configuring the License Service” on page 35
Add temporary license. Adding the Temporary Command License” on
page 35
Generate an activation file for a full license. “Generate an Activation File for a Full
Command License” on page 36
Add the permanent license. Add the Permanent Command License” on
page 38
Install Avid iNEWS Command. For redundancy,
repeat this procedure on the second server.
“Installing Avid iNEWS Command on the
Server” on page 40
Configure the Command Server. “Configuring the iNEWS Command Server” on
page 47
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All settings in Command and Service Framework are case sensitive. Ensure that case matches in all
configuration settings.
Set the system administrator password. “Configuring the System Administration
Password” on page 47
(Optional) Configure the Time
Synchronization service.
“Configuring the Time Synchronization
Service” on page 48
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Installation and configuration of the Time Synchronization service only applies to sites that do not
already have a method for synchronizing PC clocks on the network.