Contents
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Introducing AppClarity 5.2
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How it works
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Implementation
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Working with AppClarity
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Technical support for AppClarity
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Training
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Reference
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Server Sizing
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Supported Platforms
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AppClarity installer properties
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APIs
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Enabling the distributed transaction coordinator
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Manually configuring the database login for the service account
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Migrating licenses from older versions
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Modifying the AppClarity Console service port
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Relicensing AppClarity and the Reclaimer
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Restoring AppClarity database backups
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Accessibility
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Index
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Release notes
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Server Sizing
Category | Product | Notes |
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Server OS |
| The AppClarity service, Console installer, ClickOne installer, Software Reclaimer will install on systems running these server OS. If you install AppClarity on Windows Server 2012 R2, Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration must be disabled. If it isn't, the ClickOnce console may fail to download or install successfully. You can disable this feature through Server manager > Local Server. Microsoft has further details on configuring ClickOnce. The IPv4 protocol must be enabled on your network for the ClickOnce installation to work. You must:
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Client OS |
| The Console installer, Software Reclaimer will install on systems running these client OS. |
Database servers |
| You must one of these database servers installed:
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Configuration Managers |
| AppClarity connects to Configuration Manager and other data sources using ActiveEfficiency 1.9.600 or later. Your Configuration Manager systems must be configured to gather:
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Web servers |
| You must have one of these Web servers installed.
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Runtime libraries |
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If the installer fails the .NET 4.5 or MSMQ checks during an upgrade, you may be allowed to continue but the AppClarity service feature will be deselected. If you continue with the installation, any existing AppClarity service will be uninstalled. |
Browsers |
| If Internet Explorer is not the default browser, you need to ensure that .xps files are associated with it. We recommend Internet Explorer is installed and associated with .xps files even if it is not the default browser. If this is not possible, install the XPS Essentials Pack or see the Wikipedia article for a list of alternative software for viewing these files. |
Others |
| You must have the following installed as AppClarity depends them:
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