Moving from test to production, Assumptions, Preparation – Welch Allyn Connex CS Central Station & Server - User Manual User Manual

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Moving from Test to Production

This process is intended to be used to re-purpose an existing hardware or software
installation of Connex CS from a test environment to a production environment. The
process is often referred to as a customer’s “go-live”. The end-goal of this process is:

Allow a customer to use the Connex CS system along with its other production
systems (e.g. EMR/HIS).

Remove test data from the Connex CS system so that test data is not mixed with
data collection from patients in a production environment.

Keep existing configuration and user accounts created.

Keep existing Corepoint Action Lists modification for the HL7 interface in place, and
only need to change endpoints.

The outlined process can be used in either stand-alone or client server deployments.

An additional step to complete the move to production involves applying a new
customer provided MSSQL Standard License Key on the Connex Server. This must be
implemented prior to go-live as the ship with license is for initial deployment testing
purposes only.

Assumptions

A Welch Allyn engineer (Integration or Field) is the person expected to perform this
operation.

There is a basic knowledge of how to navigate and use the Windows OS, how to gain
access to the OS from the Connex CS application at the central station.

None of the IP addresses for the connections between the Connex server or Connex
CS central station PC’s are changing.

This process in not being run at night when a majority of automated system
maintenance routines are being run.

No new Connex CS central stations are being added to the deployment during this
migration.

Preparation

1.

On one Connex CS Central Station, go into Settings > Advanced settings (if
required) > Admin Tools and make notes of the Master Bed List, Covered Area
assignments, and licensing states prior to beginning.

2.

If the customer is in a client-server deployment and has outbound ORU functionality,
refer to the Connex CS Customer Project Req. Form, Section D, to get the proper
IP information for the customer’s ORU HL7 interface.

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