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Vista Operating System and need to manually configure IIS to run with the
domain account, please refer to the following information.You must have
administrative privileges to change permissions and create folders in the
IIS Manager.
1.
First, make sure the following folder was created during ISRP installa-
tion: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Intelli-
Track\IIS. The following file sqlcesa35.dll needs to reside in this
folder; it should have been placed there during the ISRP application
installation. If you cannot find the folder, create an IIS folder in this
location. If you cannot locate this file, contact IntelliTrack Technical
Support by telephone at 888.583.3008, option 6; or by email at
2.
Register the sqlcesa35.dll with regsvr32.exe.
3.
Update the security permissions to give Read, Execute and Write
permissions to the IIS folder AND the sqlcesa35.dll for the IUSR user
account and Full control to the Network Service user account.
4.
Make sure that IIS is turned on and the required features for Intelli-
Track CE Batch are turned on
“Required Batch Portable Settings” on
5.
From the IIS Manager, create a virtual folder called IntelliTrack
under the Default Website.
6.
Configure the IntelliTrack virtual folder to point to the physical
path of the IntelliTrack folder created above (C:\Program
Files\Common Files\IntelliTrack\IIS).
(The virtual folder physical path is configured from the Edit Applica-
tion window. Reach this window by selecting the IntelliTrack virtual
folder and then selecting Edit Application > Basic Settings in the task
bar to the right.)
Sync URL Setting
Once IIS is setup and configured, check the Sync URL setting in the Batch
Portable Utility. (The Sync URL setting is the network path to the remote
server/IIS location. It is listed in the Options form\System tab of the ISRP
Batch Portable Utility.) You must enter the correct Sync URL setting (the
network path to the IIS server location) in the ISRP Batch Portable Utility.
The setting depends upon your Remote Data Access configuration. For
more information about setting up Remote Data Access for your system,