Installing DeficiencyPop Manually - DeficiencyPop - Foundation 23.1 - Foundation 23.1 - Ready - OnBase - Premier - Standard - external - Premier - Standard

DeficiencyPop
Platform
OnBase
Product
DeficiencyPop
Release
Foundation 23.1
License
Premier
Standard

DeficiencyPop is a web application that requires its own virtual directory. Complete the following steps to manually create and configure the DeficiencyPop virtual directory and application pool.

  1. Copy all of the files from the ..\web\DeficiencyPop directory of the distributed build.
  2. Paste the files to the Web site root directory for DeficiencyPop (..\inetpub\wwwroot\DeficiencyPop, for example).
  3. Create the DeficiencyPop application pool in Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
  4. Right-click the DeficiencyPop application pool and select Advanced Settings.
  5. Confirm or update the following settings for the DeficiencyPop application pool:

    Advanced Setting

    Value

    .NET CLR Version

    v4.0

    Enable 32-Bit Applications

    False

    Managed Pipeline Mode

    Integrated

    Queue Length

    65535

    Start Mode

    AlwaysRunning

    Limit Interval (minutes)

    0

    Identity

    Network Service, or another account with least domain privileges

    Idle Time-out (minutes)

    0

    Ping Enabled

    False

    Rapid-Fail Protection: Enabled

    False

    Regular Time Interval (minutes)

    0
  6. Create the DeficiencyPop application in Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager and point it to the directory from step 2. Ensure the application will be used only for the DeficiencyPop.
  7. Configure the HTTP Response Headers feature for the entire application.
    1. Open the DeficiencyPop application home page in IIS Manager.
    2. Double-click HTTP Response Headers.
    3. From the Actions pane, click Set Common Headers.
    4. Select Expire Web content.
    5. Select Immediately.
    6. Click OK.
  8. Configure content expiration for the ..\Images, ..\Scripts, and ..\Styles virtual subdirectories.
    For each subdirectory:
    1. Select the subdirectory and double-click HTTP Response Headers.
    2. From the Actions pane, click Set Common Headers.
    3. Under Expire Web content, select After.
    4. Enter 7 Day(s).
    5. Click OK.
  9. Configure the Web.config settings for DeficiencyPop. At a minimum configure the following:

    For more information, see Web.config Settings.

  10. Complete the following procedures as needed: