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uniFLOW V5.0 - Installation Manual

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uniFLOW V5.0 - Installation Manual

All rights reserved. No parts of this work may be reproduced in any form or by any means - graphic, electronic,or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping, or information storage and retrieval systems - withoutthe written permission of the publisher.

Company and product names mentioned herein are registered or unregistered trademarks of their respectivecompanies. Mention of third-party products is for information purposes only and constitutes neither anendorsement nor a recommendation. NT-ware assumes no responsibility with regard to the performance or useof these products. Also, NT-ware makes no claim to these trademarks. Any use of trademarks, logo, servicemarks, trade names, and product names is prohibited without the written permission of the respective owners.

adlib Software of Adlib SoftwareAdobe®, Adobe® Reader, Acrobat®, Distiller®, PostScript® and products of the CREATIVE SUITE(S) ofAdobe Systems IncorporatedApple®, the Apple® logo, Mac®, Mac OS®, and Macintosh® of Apple Inc.CANON, imageRUNNER, imageRUNNER ADVANCE, MEAP, CPCA, AMS, iW AMS, iSend, iW SAM of Canon Inc.Crystal Reports of Business Objects SA, as of July 1, 2008: BusinessObjects of SAPeCopy™, eCopy ShareScan®, and eCopy ScanStation® of Nuance Communications, Inc.Helix™ Production Workflow is a trademark of NT-ware Systemprogrammierung GmbHHewlett Packard, HP, LaserJet, and PCL of Hewlett-Packard CompanyI.R.I.S. Software Group Ltd.JAWS pdf courier™ are trademarks of Global Graphics SA.Microsoft®, Windows®, Windows Vista®, Windows 7®, Internet Explorer®, Internet Information Server,Microsoft® Word, Microsoft® Excel, SQL Server® of Microsoft CorporationNovell®, Novell eDirectory® of Novell Inc.PAS™ of Equitrac CorporationPosterJet of Eisfeld Datentechnik GmbH & Co. KGTherefore of Therefore™UNIX® of The Open GroupuniFLOW™, uniFLOW Serverless Secure Printing®, MIND®, microMIND®, and MiCard® are registeredtrademarks of NT-ware Systemprogrammierung GmbH

All other trademarks, trade names, product names, service marks are property of their respective owners andare hereby acknowledged.

While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this document, NT-ware assumes no responsibilityfor errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of information contained in this document or fromthe use of programs and source code that may accompany it. In no event shall NT-ware be liable for any loss ofprofit or any other commercial damage caused or alleged to have been caused directly or indirectly by thisdocument.

In addition, this manual provides links to the sites of affiliated or independent companies and certain otherbusinesses. NT-ware is not responsible for examining or evaluating, and NT-ware does not warrant the offeringsof, any of these businesses or individuals or the content of their Web sites. NT-ware does not assume anyresponsibility or liability for the actions, product, and content of all these and any other third parties. You shouldcarefully review their privacy statements and other conditions of use.

01 September 2010, Bad Iburg (Germany)

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uniFLOW V5.0 - Installation Manual

Publisher

Technical Editors

NT-ware Systemprogrammierung GmbH

Marja Pals

Lydia Abghay

Production

NT-ware Systemprogrammierung GmbH

Team Coordinator

Claudia Kleinekemper

Elke Witt

Thomas Lemmer

Publisher

NT-ware Systemprogrammierung GmbH

Technical Authors

Sarah BreuerClaudia KleinekemperKlaus LangenbergThomas Lemmer

Production

NT-ware Systemprogrammierung GmbH

Symbols used in this manual:

Note

ImportantNote

Online Link

Printer Wizard

Settings

AdvancedConfiguration

Advanced PrinterConfiguration

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Table of Contents

I INSTALLATION 1

11 Introduction

22 System requirements

......................................................................................................................................................... 22.1 Software

.................................................................................................................................................. 2Operating Systems2.1.1

.................................................................................................................................................. 3Optional Softw are2.1.2......................................................................................................................................................... 42.2 Hardware

......................................................................................................................................................... 42.3 Analyzable Printer Languages and Drivers

73 Preparation

84 Installation of uniFLOW and the SQL 2005 Express edition (standard

installation)

135 Installation of uniFLOW only (connecting to an existing SQL

database)

176 Installation under Windows 2003

187 Installation under Windows 2008

198 Starting uniFLOW

239 Activating your software

2710 Manual activation of the software

3311 uniFLOW Update Wizard

3612 Upgrade from uniFLOW SSP

3713 Activating a Project Access Pack (PAP) License

4014 System ID-Dongle (USB only)

......................................................................................................................................................... 4014.1 Step-by-Step Instructions for an Activation via System ID Dongle

4515 Uninstall

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1 Introduction

uniFLOW is a web-based solution for registering & accounting print jobs and for optimizingprint job management. It has been developed utilizing the latest future-orientedtechnologies and is in this way very well suited for the deployment in heterogeneousenvironments.

Due to its modular structure, uniFLOW features both, outstanding flexibility andfunctionality. uniFLOW is an integrated solution, featuring not only accounting, job ticketing,secure printing or workflow functionality, but all these items in one consistent package.

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2 System requirements

The system requirements for uniFLOW are as follows:

2.1 Software

2.1.1 Operating Systems

Installations of the uniFLOW Server system on client operating systems arenot supported by NT-ware.

We recommend installing uniFLOW and the RPS on dedicated servers.

Installations on Domain Controllers (DC) and Small Business Servers (SBS)are not supported.

Windows Server 2000:

Internet Information Server (IIS) 5.5 or higher

Internet Explorer 6 or higher required (Internet Explorer 7 or higher recommended).

Note that the Windows Server 2000 support from Microsoft has beendiscontinued. For that reason there is limited support by NT-ware with regardsto problems within the operating system.

Windows Server 2003:

Internet Information Server (IIS) 6.0 or higher

Internet Explorer 6 or higher required (Internet Explorer 7 or higher recommended).

Windows Server 2008:

(a standard installation with a graphical user interface)

Internet Information Server (IIS) 7.0 (prepared for a uniFLOW installation)

Internet Explorer 7 or higher recommended

Windows Server 2008 requires at least a SQL Server 2005 Express edition orhigher with a pre-installed uniFLOW database, if the database should run onthe same server.

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2.1.2 Optional Software

Database

o If the SQL Server 2005 Express edition (max. storage capacity 4GB) capacity is notbig enough, a separate Microsoft SQL Server license is required.The following Microsoft SQL Server versions are recommended for uniFLOW:

SQL Server 2000 (32-bit or 64-bit) + latest service pack

SQL Server 2005 (32-bit or 64-bit) + latest service pack

SQL Server 2008 (32-bit or 64-bit) + latest service pack

LDAP

o The following LDAP servers have been tested in conjunction with uniFLOW and arerecommended by NT-ware. Any other similar software should work with uniFLOW buthas not been tested by NT-ware.

Microsoft Windows 2003/2008 Active Directory LDAP

Microsoft Windows 2003/2008 Active Directory LDAP over SSL

Novell NDS

If you plan to use different, other than the LDAP software listed above, NT-warewould need to check the compatibility first.

PDF previews require an Adobe® Acrobat Distiller or the uniFLOW Job ConversionInstance module.

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2.2 Hardware

This topic describes the minimum recommended hardware requirements for the uniFLOWServer and the RPS.

Actual requirements will vary based on your system configuration and the applications andfeatures you choose to install. Processor performance is not only dependent on the clockfrequency of the processor, but the number of cores and the size of the processor cache.Disk space requirements for the system partition, mentioned below, are approximaterecommendations.

As the uniFLOW Server system and the RPS are modular systems and theusage of certain functionalities and modules varies from customer tocustomer, it might be neccesary to have even better hardware than what hasbeen recommended below. This especially applies to systems with a locallyinstalled database, several used JCI (Job Conversion Instance) licenses, aninstalled uniFLOW Scan Processing Server on the uniFLOW Server etc.

Minimum hardware requirements:

oCPU

Systems with a Single Core CPU – x86 / x64 with a 2.5 GHz minimum clock speed

oRAM

4 GB

oHard Disk Drive

Minimum of 50 GB of free disk space

Recommended hardware requirements:

oCPU

Systems with a Multi Core CPU – x86 / x64 with a 1.5 GHz minimum clock speed

Systems with Multiple Physical CPUs – x86 / x64 with a 1.5 GHz minimum clockspeed

oRAM

4 GB

oHard Disk Drive

Minimum of 80 GB of free disk space

2.3 Analyzable Printer Languages and Drivers

Analyzable printer languages:

The information, to what extent job features expressed in a certain page descriptionlanguage by a particular printer driver which will be detected by uniFLOW or not, can beretrieved in detail from the DIF (Device Information Files) portal.

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http://web.nt-ware.net/difportal/

There is no guarantee that uniFLOW will be able to detect a particular job featureexpressed in one of the printer description languages mentioned below. However, NT-ware will do its best to make uniFLOW compatible with as many devices and printerdrivers as possible. To have a device tested, please contact your Canon partner.

In general the following printer languages are analyzable (to a smaller or greater extent) byuniFLOW:

PDL (Page Description Languages):

oCanon UFR (Ultra Fast Rendering)

UFR I

UFR II

oGARO (Canon Proprietary, PDL for Inkjet printers)

o PostScript

Level 3 (PS3)

o Printer Command Language

PCL 5

PCL 5e

PCL 5c

PCL 6

PCL XL

oHewlett Packard Graphic Language

HP-GL

HP-GL2

oHewlett Packard Raster Transfer Language

HP-RTL

o Epson Standard Code for Printers

ESC/P2

o Kyocera Printer Driver Language

KPDL

Meta Languages:

oCanon CPCA (Common Peripheral Controlling Architecture)

o Printer Job Language (PJL)

Analyzable Printer Driver Data (accounting via GDI / EMF):

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oCAPT (Canon Advanced Printing Technology)

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3 Preparation

Please disable the virus scanner on the uniFLOW Server, so that it does notscan the following folders:

uniFLOW / RPS / Internet Gateway installation folder and all subfolders

oNote that the uniFLOW installation folder is split into two folders:

C:\Program Files\uniFLOW

C:\Program Files\Common Files\NT-ware Shared

the data folder of the SQL Server

the system temp folder

the spool folder

Otherwise it could happen that uniFLOW respectively the RPS and the virusscanner access the same files at the same time, which could lead to severalerrors.

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4 Installation of uniFLOW and the SQL 2005 Expressedition (standard installation)

A basic installation of the uniFLOW software can normally take place without userintervention. The installation procedure starts by executing the application mom.EXE fromthe CD-ROM. After the display of the uniFLOW License Agreement a web page pops upshown as follows with steps which we recommend to carry out before the installationdepending on your environment.

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Please note that the above 'before installation' readme will be updated forinstance for service releases, if necessary, and is shown as an example only.Make sure to follow the instructions of the relevant 'before installation'readme appropriate for your installation.

Having closed the above window, the InstallShield Wizard prompts you to choose theSetup Type. Here you have to select the region where uniFLOW is being installed.

This "region code" is used to set uniFLOW to a specific default paper size format which isin general used in these regions for accounting purposes. All print/copy/scan/fax formatsare then either A3/A4 or Tabloid/Letter etc., based on the regions where uniFLOW hasbeen installed. You can choose between 5 different regions.

In the next window, choose the installation path.

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Please choose the desired destination folder or confirm the default destination folder here.

In the following installation screen you have the possibility to choose between two setuptypes:

uniFLOW is based on the Microsoft SQL Server for storing configuration and accountingdata. uniFLOW is shipped with a license-free version of the SQL Server, the SQL Server2005. This database is limited to 4 GB data which suffices for a normal installation.

For standard installations it is strongly recommended to install uniFLOW AND SQL 2005Express Edition.

During the installation of the SQL 2005 Express you will have to enter the destination folderfor the SQL 2005 Express.

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Please enter the destination folder or confirm the default setting.

After that, please choose a program folder to which the setup program will add iconslinking to the uniFLOW software.

Now the setup program will copy and register the individual uniFLOW programcomponents. This process can take several minutes.

Afterwards, the SQL 2005 Express will be installed; this process can again last severalminutes. After successful installation you have to restart the system to complete theconfiguration.

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5 Installation of uniFLOW only (connecting to an existingSQL database)

If an existing local or external Microsoft SQL Server is required, ensure thatthe System Administrator (SA) account has been created with a password.This password is mandatory for uniFLOW. If this has not been set up, theuniFLOW database cannot be created via the uniFLOW setup routine.

If you want to connect uniFLOW with an existing local or external SQL Server pleasechoose uniFLOW Only in the setup routine and click Next.

In the next window you have to decide where the database is located. Please choose theappropriate option here.

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If you choose External SQL Server on the Network, the installation process will ask youthe IP address or the name of the external SQL Server.

Type in the server name or its IP address and click on Next. The installation process willnow test the connection to the entered server.

The next windows are the same for both connecting with an external server on this machineor a server on the network. If the SQL Server you have specified is not initialized, the nextscreen appears.

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The SQL Server can be initialized automatically, by providing a logon user name andpassword, which has administrative access to the SQL Server, typically the systemadministrator account.

Note that this password is only used to initialize the SQL Server and will not bestored.

If a uniFLOW database already exists, the next window will not appear and the installationprocess automatically takes you further to the final step.

Alternatively you can initialize the SQL Server yourself, by downloading andexecuting the SQL script from:

http://www.nt-ware.com/mom/sql/momdb.sql

This script automatically creates the uniFLOW database. You can execute it for exampleby using the SQL Query Analyzer or by using the following OSQL command line:

osql /E /i momdb.sql

The installation process will continue by asking you to select a program folder.

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Now the setup program will copy and register the individual uniFLOW programcomponents and will initialize the SQL database. This process can take several minutes.

After successful installation you have to restart the system to complete the configuration.

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6 Installation under Windows 2003

If you want to install uniFLOW under Windows 2003 please note the following. In the defaultconfiguration of the Internet Information Services (IIS) of the Windows 2003 StandardEdition, the ISAPI interface, the Server Site Includes as well as the Active Server Pagesare deactivated. All these Web Service Extensions are however needed in a uniFLOWinstallation and configuration; therefore the IIS has to be configured as shown in thefollowing screenshot.

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7 Installation under Windows 2008

If you want to install uniFLOW on a Microsoft Windows Server 2008, please observe thefollowing:

uniFLOW ships with SQL Express 2005 which is fully compatible with Microsoft®Windows Server 2008.

The Microsoft® Windows Server 2008 IIS7 should be configured in the same way as theMicrosoft® Windows Server 2003 IIS6. To do so, open the Server Manager and selectRoles. Go to the Web Server (IIS) section and click on Add Role Services.

o Add all Common HTTP features

select all features

oApplication Development

select all features except CGI which is not required

o Security

select Basic Authentication

select Windows Authentication

oManagement Tools

select IIS 6 Management Compatibility

oGo through the wizard to install the required components.

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8 Starting uniFLOW

After the restart of the system the readme file is displayed shown as follows with importantinformation on certain application types. Please read this text thoroughly and follow thesteps which we recommend to carry out depending on your environment. Thereafter youcan close this window.

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Please note that the above readme will be updated for instance for servicereleases, if necessary, and is shown as an example only. Make sure to followthe instructions of the relevant readme appropriate for your installation.

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In the Explorer start menu you will find several icons linking to the uniFLOW configurationwebsites now. If you select the uniFLOW Server Configuration, the Internet Explorer opensshowing the following window.

You have now entered the uniFLOW Server configuration website, uniFLOW has beeninstalled successfully. Here you first have to activate your software. After that, you canconfigure all necessary settings and functionalities in the uniFLOW Server Configuration.

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A good start is for instance to configure the necessary printers or import users of the2000/2003/2008 network.

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9 Activating your software

After installation, the software will work without registration in demonstration mode (after 50print jobs you will have to restart the services). To access the full working version ofuniFLOW, you have to activate the software in the Activation menu of the Module Config.by means of an activation code. This activation code is a code generated by the NT-warelicensing portal and is based on the software license code, the system ID of the PC onwhich the software is installed and the actual version of the uniFLOW software. To obtainan activation code you should proceed as follows.

If you have purchased a uniFLOW Basic Server License for a Workgroup / Business /Corporate or Enterprise Edition together with one or more uniFLOW modules, you firsthave to activate the Basic Edition and then follow the same procedure for each moduleseparately.

The Basic Server License comes with one module included.

To enter the activation code open the Activation menu in the Module Config. of theuniFLOW Server Configuration.

The following screen appears:

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For activating your uniFLOW Edition enter the License Code, the Customer Name andselect the appropriate Company sector and NSO. The license code is a unique code youwill find on the EULA (End User License Agreement), which is shipped with every separatesoftware product.

The license code is immediately checked and in the next screen you can choose betweena manual or an automatic activation of the software.

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Here you can choose whether you want to activate the software automatically or manually.For an automatic activation, you will need an internet connection. Note that the uniFLOWServer does not require an internet connection, only the PC with which you connect to theuniFLOW Server needs to have an internet connection. Thus, you can activate uniFLOWconveniently from an administrator’s PC, when it has internet access and can connect tothe uniFLOW Server on the local network. You may use proxies to connect to the internetwithout difficulties.

If you choose an automatic activation, please click the Activate button next to Activateautomatically. Your license code, system ID and name are automatically sent to the NT-ware activation portal. Your activation code will be written in the registry and you will returnto the screen shown below.

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10 Manual activation of the software

It is also possible to activate the software manually. After clicking Activate in the mainscreen, you are offered three different possibilities to generate an activation code, eitheronline, via Email or via fax.

If you choose the online possibility, then please click on here*. Now your web browser willopen and you will automatically be directed to NT-ware’s licensing website, where all therequired fields will have been filled out automatically.

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Click on the submit button. You will then enter a screen in which you can check yourentries. If you click the Activate button here, the following screen opens.

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You can now copy the activation code to your clipboard or print out this site.

Another way to generate an activation code manually is to open your browser and key inthe address of our licensing website:

http://ntwlabib.dnsalias.com/license/index.php

The required fields then have to be filled out manually. Once you have entered allnecessary information, you can click the submit button and you will enter the samescreens as described above.

If you want to receive your activation code per Email, you can click on the [email protected] link. In the generated Email the information required for generating the activationcode is already listed. Behind your text in the mail you can add some additionalinformation of your choice. Upon receiving your request we will send you your activationcode as soon as possible.

If you want to receive your activation code per fax, please send a fax to: +49-5403-780103.

In the fax, please include the following information:

serial number

version

license code

system ID

customer name

contact details, for example name/address to which the activation code should be sent

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When you have received your activation code you can enter this code into the ManualCode input field on the uniFLOW activation screen and click the Activate button toactivate your software.

After activating the base server edition you return to the main Info screen

If you open the Module Config. / Activation page, you can start the activation ofpurchased modules if applicable.

The Re-activate button in the server edition section is used for the activation of updatesand upgrades.

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For the activation of a software module, the activation procedure is the same as for theserver edition. Select the desired Module Name to activate and enter the License Codefor the module. Proceed with the activation as described above.

After successfully activating an additional module, a check mark appears in front of thelicensed module, as is shown in the following image.

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If you have to reactivate your server edition, when upgrading, all activated modules willautomatically be disabled and have to be activated again.

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11 uniFLOW Update Wizard

If you want to upgrade from uniFLOW V4.1 or higher, you can use theuniFLOW Update Wizard.

If you want to upgrade from a uniFLOW version older than V4.1, you cannotuse the uniFLOW Update Wizard due to the modified file structure ofuniFLOW. To update from older versions, please read the document "How toupgrade to uniFLOW V4.1". Once you have upgraded your older version toV4.1 , use the uniFLOW Update Wizard to upgrade from V4.1 to V5.0.

It is possible to upgrade RPS´s to V5.0 with the uniFLOW Update Wizard.

We strongly recommend that you contact NT-ware if you want to upgrade froma version older than V4.0, whether it's an upgrade of the uniFLOW Server, anRPS or both.

If you want to update your system, we highly recommend updating theuniFLOW Server, as well as all RPS´s. Keep in mind that you need to updatethe uniFLOW Server first and then the RPS´s after that. We do not recommendusing different versions of the uniFLOW Server and the connected RPS´s.

Note that cluster installations are different from the above mentioned. Pleaserefer to the respective cluster manual.

You can easily update your uniFLOW version to the latest available software version bymeans of the uniFLOW Update Wizard. With the Update Wizard there is no need touninstall the previous version and manually reinstall a later version, everything isautomatically taken care of by the Update Wizard.

Generally, the uniFLOW Update Wizard can be used to:

update a Standard Line installation to a later Standard Line installation

update a Project Line installation to a later Project Line installation

update a Standard Line installation to a later Project Line installation

Please note that it is generally not possible to use the uniFLOW UpdateWizard to update a Project Line to any Standard Line, because importantfeatures which are needed in a project installation might be lost after theupdate.

The Update Wizard is available alongside the normal latest version – they both ship with anew software package and are also available on the normal download sites – so you canchoose, whether you want to do a new installation or update an existing uniFLOW versionvia the Wizard.

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You must have system administrator rights to be able to perform an update:upon execution, the Update Wizard will check if the executing user hasadministrative rights before it will actually start replacing files in an installation.Moreover, the Update Wizard will check the available hard disk space: forsecurity reasons (a backup of all affected files is made before the updatestarts) at least one Gigabyte of free hard disk space is necessary in order to beable to perform an update. With regards to updating Server Clusterinstallations, please note that it is not possible to use the Update Wizard, anupdate to a later version has to be performed manually. In case the updatingof a Server Cluster installation is attempted with the Update Wizard, thesoftware will detect this circumstance and terminate its execution with acorresponding warning message.

When you start the uniFLOW Update Wizard the following screen appears and you will beguided through the update procedure.

The Update Wizard automatically creates a backup of the current installation in thefollowing folder:

[uniFLOW installation folder]\_MupBkp\[wizard execution timestamp]_[currentlyinstalled kernel version]\

A protocol file with the name _log.csv can also be found in this backup folder. This file canbe viewed with Microsoft Excel or a text editor.

If you have customized certain files for your old installation, these files will be stored in anewly created todo folder: [uniFLOW installation folder]\_todo\.

In this folder you will also find a descriptive text file containing customization instructions.The name of this text file is update_[wizard execution timestamp]_[currently installedkernel version]_[update package kernel version].txt.

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The Update Wizard automatically detects whether the locally installed softwareis an RPS installation or a uniFLOW Server installation. If the software is anRPS, the RPS is updated appropriately. If the software is a uniFLOW Server , itis updated appropriately.

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12 Upgrade from uniFLOW SSP

This chapter describes how to upgrade from uniFLOW Serverless Secure Printing(uniFLOW SSP) to uniFLOW V5.0.

The upgrade procedure can be split into two steps:

1) Uninstall uniFLOW SSP

a) Uninstall uniFLOW SSP from all client machines.

b) Leave the MEAP applets untouched on each Canon device. The “old” MEAP appletlicenses you’ve used with uniFLOW SSP can be used in uniFLOW without any furtherlicensing procedures.

2) Install the uniFLOW Server

a) Install the uniFLOW Server. Refer to the uniFLOW Installation Manual and theuniFLOW Manual.

b) Once uniFLOW has been installed, you can start configuring the secure printworkflows and printers.

The number of possible MEAP applet licenses with SSP is five. All five MEAP applets canbe used within uniFLOW.

Note that these MEAP licenses are not shown on the uniFLOW Info page.

For each additional MEAP enabled Canon device, you will need a separateMEAP license.

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13 Activating a Project Access Pack (PAP) License

A Project Access Pack is required if you get a project build or a project kernel of uniFLOWfor some special features which are already developed, but not officially released. Ingeneral, those features are developed for your special requirements. Those functions willofficially be available in one of the next uniFLOW releases.

A Project Access Pack is not required if you use a standard release of uniFLOW or aservice release.

The Project Access Pack prevents mixing the required project build with a normal servicerelease. Since a service release does not include special functions of a project build, butonly bug fixes for a major version, it is not possible to install a normal service release on aproject build, because this would delete or disable the special functions of a project build.An activated PAP license prevents this.

The installation of a project kernel and the activation of a PAP license shouldonly be done by authorized and trained personnel.

If you have a pre-installed uniFLOW version and you want to change to a project build,please proceed as follows:

Stop the uniFLOW services.

Replace the uniFLOW kernel with the project kernel.

Start the services.

Open a command promt and register the DsPcSrv.exe. To do so, type:C:\Program Files\Common Files\NT-ware Shared>dspcsrv.exe /regserver

Open the uniFLOW Server Web. The first page informs you about the kernel which iscurrently installed.

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You can either choose to activate this project line with a PAP license or, if no PAPlicense key is available yet, to run uniFLOW in DEMO mode.

After clicking on I have a Project Access Pack License number and want to activateit…, the following screen will appear:

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Please enter your PAP License Code under License Code (Module) and clickActivate Module. The PAP license is a key like a normal uniFLOW license.

Now uniFLOW should run in your previously activated version but in a project line. You cancheck this on the uniFLOW Info site.

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14 System ID-Dongle (USB only)

It is possible to purchase a system-ID dongle along with your uniFLOW software. Thesystem-ID dongle is merely a replacement of the system-ID of the PC for activationpurposes. In this case, the activation code that will be generated by the NT-ware LicensePortal is not bound to the ID of the computer, but to the ID of the dongle, thus allowing youto move the license between different computers.

The following paragraph gives detailed information on how to activate your system viaSystem ID Dongle.

14.1 Step-by-Step Instructions for an Activation via System IDDongle

1. Install the Dongle Software from:C:\Program Files\uniFLOW\Support\Dongle\SSD5411.32bit.exe

or go to Sentinel’s Technical Support Site and download the latest driver.

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Having started the execution of the exe-file the 1st page of the InstallShield Wizard isdisplayed and the wizard guides you through the installation.

Click on Next to continue the installation.

In this screen you have to accept the License Agreement by clicking in the respective radiobutton. Select Next to go to the Destination Folder screen.

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In this screen the default path for the installation of the Sentinel System Driver isdisplayed. If you need to change this path click on the Change button. Then you canspecify another path. Clicking on the button Next will guide you to the Setup Type screen.

Select the Setup Type you wish to be carried out either Complete (default setting) orCustom.

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If you decide Custom you can further specify the install behavior for the Parallel SystemDriver, the USB System Driver and the Sentinel System Driver Help. For this purposeclick on the arrow in front of a component and a drop down list will be displayed where youcan select the installation behavior for each of the three components separately.

Decide whether you want to install the feature with or without all sub-features on yourlocal hard drive, respectively if the feature should be available at all and select theappropriate option. With Next the setup is continued and an information screen isdisplayed in which you are asked to remove all USB SuperPro keys before starting theactual installation of the driver.

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Having clicked on the Install button the Finish screen is displayed. Clicking on Finish willthen complete the installation.

A server restart might be necessary.

2. Put the USB Dongle into the USB port

3. Restart the uniFLOW Services via Start/All Programs/uniFLOW/Admin Service

When using the dongle the System ID has to be different from the System IDwithout dongle. (You will find the System ID on the Info site of the ServerConfig. and on the 1st side of the submenu Activation in the ModuleConfig).

Now you can activate all uniFLOW licenses.

To allow an activation of uniFLOW by means of this System-ID dongle,namely on another server you have to export the below Registry Key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\NT-ware\LicenseManager

After the import of the above mentioned Registry Key has been carried outyou can activate uniFLOW on another server by repeating the abovedescribed steps 1 – 3.

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15 Uninstall

The standard installation of uniFLOW includes the following software components:

uniFLOW

NT-ware .NET Statistic Engine

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition (SQL 2005 Express)

Sentinel Dongle Driver (when a dongle is used)

All these components are listed in the program list and can be uninstalled separately. Theuninstallation routine of uniFLOW does not remove the other software components whichwere installed during the uniFLOW installation. For a complete uninstallation, all softwarecomponents have to be uninstalled separately.

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