Rda setup categories, Rda setup glossary of terms – IntelliTrack Inventory Shipping Receiving Picking (ISRP) User Manual
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RDA Setup
Categories
IntelliTrack contains two RDA setup categories:
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Automatic IIS Setup: allows for automatic IIS-IntelliTrack CE con-
figuration when you run the Create IIS Dependencies Utility. This util-
ity is run during IntelliTrack software installation when you opt to
automatically configure IIS. The utility is also accessible from your
Program menu: Start > Programs > IntelliTrack > ISRP > Create
IIS Dependencies Utility.
In order for the Create IIS Dependencies Utility to properly configure
IIS, IIS must be installed and configured according to the batch instal-
lation prerequisites for your operating system:
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Windows 7/Windows Vista:
“Batch Installation Prerequisites for Win-
dows Vista and Windows 7” on page 3
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“Batch Installation Prerequisites for Windows
.
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Windows XP/Windows Server 2003:
sites for Windows XP/Windows Server 2003” on page 7
.
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Manual IIS Setup: cannot use the IntelliTrack IIS Dependencies Util-
ity to configure IIS for IntelliTrack CE Batch communication. You
must manually configure IIS. Manual IIS Setup involves advanced
knowledge of IIS and advanced network administration knowledge.
For manual IIS setup requirements, please see
RDA Setup Glossary of Terms
In determining your Remote Data Access configuration, you will come
across various terms. These terms, as they relate to Remote Data Access
(RDA) with your IntelliTrack system, are defined below.
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Domain: a computer grouping within a network that has a unique
name; the computers share a common directory database. All comput-
ers in the domain are administered as part of a unit with common rules
and procedures.
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Domain Name: network domain name that the Batch Portable applica-
tion and database will use to communicate with each other. The
Domain Name is usually assigned by the network administrator. It is
only used in a domain environment.
1. Windows XP Explorer Help and Support Center Glossary: Domain entry.
Accessed January 31, 2010.