Configuration Change Journal

This section contains information regarding configuration changes made to this server.

2010-11-11 - Deployment of RIC Print Service (EricKramer with JoshuaDrignat)

Install preparation

• Installed .NET framework version 4 from web installer (downloaded to C:\RIC-Install)
• Created an IIS application pool (with default settings) called PrintServiceAppPool
• Created a c:\temp directory (so that the "local" environments would work for testing)
• Granted the NETWORK SERVICE account (used by the PrintServiceAppPool) Full Control access to C:\temp
• If a previous version has been installed, save a copy of the destination configuration file: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\PrintService\DestinationConfig.json.config
• (Optionally) remove any previous version of PrintService via Windows Add/Remove Programs

Running the PrintService installer

• Snapshot of installer located in C:\RIC-Install\PrintService\Deployment-2010-11-11
• Used default settings except for specifying use of the dedicated PrintServiceAppPool (instead of the default pool)

Post-Install Configuration

• Adjust/replace/restore/etc. the destination configuration file: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\PrintService\DestinationConfig.json.config
• Granted the NETWORK SERVICE account (used by the PrintServiceAppPool) Full Control access to the following:
  • Folder: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\PrintService\Logs
  • Config File: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\PrintService\DestinationConfig.json.config (this step may be unnecessary)
• On ServerRESRICFS01? , granted the RESC3PROD? domain user Full Control of the C:\monitoring-printing folder (and thus subfolders)

Installation Verification

• Pulled up WSDL via local browser at: http://localhost/PrintService/PrintService.svc?wsdl
• Pulled up WSDL via remote browser at: http://resc3prod/PrintService/PrintService.svc?wsdl
• Used Printing.Client (locally) to send sample content with command line: Printing.Client.exe http://localhost/PrintService/PrintService.svc/soap srs local token123 "Hello, world!"
• Used Printing.Client (remotely) to send sample content with command line: Printing.Client.exe http://resc3prod/PrintService/PrintService.svc/soap srs local token123 "Hello, world!"
• Used Printing.Client (remotely) to send sample content with command line: Printing.Client.exe http://resc3prod/PrintService/PrintService.svc/soap srs prod (see KeePass for prod token) "Hello, world!"
• Reviewed C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\PrintService\Logs\webapp.log for errors