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Configure your client installations prior to your server installations. In this way, the Deployment Assistant will show you a server configuration that suits the client side.

The Deployment Assistant will guide you through the configuration with various icons and tooltips.

Requirements

  • You have created or opened a configuration.
  • Local
  • Remote (via IP address or host name and password, if applicable)
  • You are in the Client submenu of the Configure Congree Components menu.

How to Configure a Client Installation

  1. Select the default client for your configuration. Alternatively, click Add client to add a new client.
  2. Enter a name for your configuration. Specify a path and, if necessary, a host for the client installation.
  3. Assign required editors, Congree windows, or components from the Congree Control Center to the clients.
  4. Optional: Configure load balancers for Congree Authoring Client or Congree Control Center.

    1. Click the button to configure the component.

      1. An input window will open up:
    2. Specify the host name or IP address and click OK to confirm the input.
    3. The load balancer has been configured.

  5. Optional: Add attachments and directory structures for the components. You can only add attachments and directory structures that you have received from Congree Language Technologies GmbH as CEIP file.

    1. Click the paperclip button.

      1. An input window will open up:
    2. Click Browse and select an attachment or directory structure as CEIP file.
    3. Click OK.
    4. When installing the component, the selected attachments or directory structures will also be installed. Any existing attachments or directory structures will be overwritten.

Next Step

Go to the server configuration (see Configuring Server Components).

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