fileProGI install
Bill Randall
wrandall at fptech.com
Fri Jul 24 14:51:15 PDT 2009
> Rick,
>
> The GIAdmin is windows and can be installed on a windows machine. It
> uses the new licensing so it is stuck where ever you put it first.
GIAdmin is not licensed. It is only a monitoring tool. It is normally
loaded onto a Windows machine.
>
> The GIServer is installed on the server that will be hosting the filePro
> app also uses the new licensing so setting up a test is not practical.
> It is Windows, or Unix based not sure which one you purchased.
>
> The GIClient is installed on each windows computer that will need to
> access the server. This is not limited except that a set number only
> connect at one time to GIServer.
>
> The GIAdmin will generate a file that can be distributed to setup the
> special stuff.
Ah. GIAdmin does not do that. GIToolKit does that. GIToolKit is
licensed to a single Windows machine and is used to generate custom
configuration files for a developers GIclients.
>
> That is how I understand it.
>
> Nancy
Bill
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