Silversync Update III: Installation

Download Files

Open Silverback Management Console on your Silversync Server
Log in as an Administrator
Navigate to Admin
Navigate to Silversync
Click on your Silversync Server
On the following prompt, click to download Installation File
Copy the token displayed in the text area into the Clipboard
After the download is finished proceed with the next chapter

Installation

Launch the installer on your Silversync Server as:
- If you use Server Authenticates mode, then launch the installer as an account with local administrator privileges.
- If you use User Authenticates, launch the installer as a Domain Administrator
Click Next
Ensure the Installation Prerequisites check is passed.
Click Next
Click I Accept the terms in the license agreement
Click Next
Enter a User Name (e.g Vincent Valentine)
Enter a Organization Name (e.g. Imagoverum)
Click Next
Silversync Installation Directory
- When Silversync is a stand-alone server: Keep defaults (recommended) or modify the installation destination if needed
- When Silverback is the host server for Silversync (= Hybrid Mode)
  - Change Silversync Website Directory Location to C:\inetpub\Silverback or to your custom Website Directory Location
  - Ensure that Services Directory Location is equal to your Silverback Services Directory Location
Click Next
Click I checked the above items
- When Silverback is the host server for Silversync (Hybrid), stop the IIS service first (stop-service w3svc)
Click Next
Choose Standard and click Next
Paste in the token you copied from the Silverback Management Console
Click Next
Click Install
Wait for the installation
Click Finish
Open Services MMC
- Start World Wide Web Publishing Service (when Silverback is the host server for Silversync)
- Check and ensure that Matrix42 Universal Agent Framework is running
- Check and ensure that Silversync Service is running
- If not, select the service and click Start

Check Connection

Navigate back to your Silverback Management Console
Click OK
Click the Refresh Button
You should now see your server with a last connection time and IP Address
All done!