Updating the Domain List

Run the Nymi Enterprise Server(NES) installation wizard to update the list of Active Directory domains that contain users who have the ability to enroll Nymi Bands or access the NES Administrator Console.

1. From the directory that contains the extracted NES installation package, run ..\NesInstaller\install.exe.
2. On the User Access Control window, click Yes.
3. On the Open File - Security warning window, click Run.
4. If applicable, on the User Access Control page, review the Microsoft .NET EULA, and then click Accept. Complete the .NET installation and continue with the NES installation.
5. On the Application Install Security Warning window, click Install.
6. On the Open File - Security warning window, click Run.
7. If the Install Prerequisites dialog appears and prompts to you install SQL Express, click No.
8. On the left navigation pane, click Location, and then perform the following steps.
   1. In the Install Root field, confirm that the path to the NES services is correct, as it was specified during the initial deployment.
      The default location is C:\inetpub\wwwroot.
   2. In the Instance Name field, type the descriptive name that was specified during the initial deployment for the NES web application instance name. For example, NES. See Configuration Attribute Values in the Nymi Connected Worker Platform—Deployment Guide.
      Note: Ensure that the values that you specify in the Install Root and Instance Name match the values that you specified when you deployed the previous version of NES. When the values that you specified in the Install Root and Instance Name are correct, the Location test results will show Install Type: Update/ Re-Install. If there is no match for the values entered, the Location test results will show New Installation for the Install Type. The following figure provides an example of the Location window for an NES upgrade.

      Figure 1. Update / Reinstall installation type
9. On the Enterprise tab, perform the following actions:
   1. In the Domain table, on an empty line, type the NetBIOS (Pre-Windows 2000) name of the domain that contains the user accounts. Refer to Appendix—Record the CWP Variables for your NetBIOS domain name.
   2. Type a domain username and password for the domain if the one of following conditions are met:
      • The domain is not in the same forest as the NES domain.
      • A two-way trust does not exist between the domain and the domain in which NES resides.
      • The domain is not in the same forest as the NES domain and does not have a two-way trust with the domain in which the NES service account resides.
      Note: Select a domain user whose password never expires.
   3. Press Enter.
   4. Press Test to confirm that NES can reach all domains.
10. In the left navigation pane, click Review Settings. The parameters for the NES installation are displayed for final review. Click Test to verify the configuration. Review the test results and address any errors if applicable.
11. On the Install tab, click Apply Settings.
12. When the installation completes, perform one of the following actions:
    1. Close the NES Setup wizard.
    2. Click Export Settings to save the NES configuration settings for future deployments.
       The section Saving the NES configuration for silent installations provides more information.