IntelliTrack Package Track - Manual (Page 24)

I NTELLI T RACK DMS: P ACKAGE T RACK V 7.0
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2. Internet Information Services (IIS): A tool that your handheld device
uses to communicate with the database. IIS is included with Windows
2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 2003 Server. IIS
must be properly setup and configured before the SQL Server and the
SQL CE databases will communicate (please refer to
“Remote Data
Access (RDA) Components Setup” on page 17 for more information).
Additionally, if you use Windows Vista/IIS v7.0, you must turn on IIS
and specific settings BEFORE installing the batch portable application
on the handheld device. Please refer to
“Internet Information Services
(IIS) v7.0 Required Settings” on page 9 .
Important:You must install or turn on IIS BEFORE installing Package
Track. IIS will only accept connections if it can locate an active network
connection. If your computer does not have a network adapter, you must
install and configure one or IIS will not work. In addition, if your network
card is only active when connected to a network, then you must connect
your network card to a network or to a hub or switch, even if that hub or
switch is not connected to anything else. Please see your network adminis-
trator if you have questions about the network connection status on your
computer.
3. Microsoft ActiveSync or Windows Mobile Device Center for Vista:
An application used by the handheld device to connect to a PC. It
allows data and file transfer between the handheld device and a PC.
Microsoft ActiveSync is used by Windows 2000 and XP for PC and
device communication. It must be installed on the same PC where the
handheld devices will be connected and it must be configured to allow
the portable to gain access to the network. Before installing the batch
portable application on the handheld device, make sure that Microsoft
ActiveSync is installed on your PC, a partnership is established
between your handheld device and your computer, and that you are able
to synchronize data between the PC and your handheld device. For
more information about installing ActiveSync on your desktop com-
puter, please refer to
“Installing Microsoft ActiveSync on your Desktop
Computer” on page 11 . For more information about configuring
MicroSoft ActiveSync, please refer to “Required ActiveSync Setting” on
page 12 . For more information about setting up a partnership between
your PC and the handheld device, please refer to “Setting Up a Partner-
ship” on page 14 .
Windows Mobile Device Center Software for Windows Vista and
the Microsoft Sync Center are used with Windows Vista for device
and PC communication. Make sure that a two-way sync partnership is
established between your PC and your device. Also, make sure that