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SDL Content Manager Installation Guide SDL Content Manager Installation Guide SDL Content Manager 14.0.1 December 2019 Legal notice Copyright and trademark information relating to this product release. Copyright © 2003–2020 SDL Group. SDL Group means SDL PLC. and its subsidiaries and affiliates. All intellectual property rights contained herein are the sole and exclusive rights of SDL Group. All references to SDL or SDL Group shall mean SDL PLC. and its subsidiaries and affiliates details of which can be obtained upon written request. All rights reserved. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, all intellectual property rights including those in copyright in the content of this website and documentation are owned by or controlled for these purposes by SDL Group. 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Without limiting the rights under copyright, no part of this may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise), or for any purpose, without the express written permission of SDL Group. ii SDL Content Manager Installation Guide Contents 1 Welcome to SDL Content Manager Installation ........................ 1 Acknowledgments . 2 Customer support . 16 2 Content Manager requirements ................................ 17 Content Manager hardware requirements . 18 Content Manager software requirements . 19 Installer User Requirements . 21 Platform virtualization . 21 Firewalls and ports . 22 3 Installing Content Manager ................................... 23 Install preparation . 24 Enabling https on the IIS website . 24 Defining the bindings in the target web site . 25 Microsoft Windows Server . 27 Establishing a dedicated system user . 27 Changing the Local Group Policy . 29 Microsoft SQL Server database access components . 29 Oracle Data Access Components . 30 Verifying the .NET Framework version . 31 Configuring HTTP Activation for WCF . 31 Configuring IIS and ASP Web services . 32 Configuring application server role . 33 Java............................................. 33 Configuration requirements . 34 Prerequisites for publishing engine . 34 Java Help . 34 HTML Help Workshop . 34 Antenna House XSL Formatter . 35 Configuring IIS applicationHost.Config . 35 Preparation Checklist . 37 Installing and configuring the database server . 38 Microsoft SQL Server . 38 Configuring Microsoft SQL Server . 39 Creating a Microsoft SQL Server database for Content Manager . 39 Importing data from the SQL dumpfile . 40 SDL Content Manager Installation Guide iii Removing the database user and schema . 41 Creating a new database user and schema . 42 Optionally minimize the database user's roles and permissions . 43 Oracle RDBMS . 45 Configuring Oracle RDBMS . 45 Oracle database configuration requirements . 45 Copy template files . 46 Activating the Listener service for Oracle . 46 Creating the Oracle database with a template . 47 Creating the Oracle 12.1 database . 47 Creating the Oracle 12.2 database . 48 Creating the Oracle 19 database . 49 Creating the designated ISOURCE database user . 50 Importing the data with Oracle . 51 Validating the database . 52 Editing the tnsnames.ora database connection file . 54 Analyzing the database . 53 Installing the Content Manager server . 54 Configuring database connection strings . 54 Creating and testing Oracle RDBMs . 54 Editing the tnsnames.ora database connection file . 54 Creating and testing the connection for Oracle RDBMs . 55 Creating and testing the connection for Microsoft SQL Server . 56 inputparameters.xml . 57 Mandatory input parameters . 58 Optional input parameters . 59 Executing the InstallTool . 62 Identifying reverse proxies . 62 Post-installation tasks . 63 Verifying Microsoft SQL System Administration role permissions . 63 Running DBUpgradeTool for maintenance . 63 Troubleshooting DBUpgradeTool . 64 Completing the installation or upgrade with ISHDeploy . 65 Adding the relying party entries for webUI and WCF Services for commercial STS............................................... 65 Removing the relying party entries for webUI and WCF Services . 67 Configure Security Token Service . 67 Content Manager Security Token Service requirements . 67 ISHSTS with Windows Authentication . 70 Configure application server for Windows Authentication . 71 iv SDL Content Manager Installation Guide Configuring the Content Manager SQL Server database for Windows Authentication . 71 The Administrator setup . 72 Completing the Administrator setup . 73 Validation XML configuration files . 74 Checking the TRANSLATORSERVICE role . 74 Creating a ServiceUser user . 75 Translation management integration configuration . 75 Translation services configuration files . 76 Application Configuration for TranslationBuilder . 76 Application configuration for TranslationOrganizer . 77 TranslationOrganizer common parameters . 77 TranslationOrganizer WorldServer parameters . 78 TranslationOrganizer TMS parameters . 79 TranslationOrganizer File System settings . 82 Translation Job Workflow . 83 Integration requirements for Content Manager and SDL WorldServer . 84 Integration requirements for Content Manager and SDL TMS . 86 Integration requirements for Content Manager and File System . 87 Enabling services . 89 Enabling Draft Space . 89 Enabling Review Space . 90 Enabling Document History . 90 Configuring the Discovery Service connection . 91 Verifying the installation . 92 Verifying URLs . ..
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