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Evaluation of hardware to determine
which machine would best perform. |
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Install server software to the server that are
needed. |
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Create a shared directory on the server called
sync for initial or future syncing purposes. |
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Install purchased registration file. |
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Verify that all usernames are in the registration
file as they should be. |
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Create batch files to start and stop the database,
if client is using third party backup software. |
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Install client software & any necessary service
releases to all machines as has been verified at the time
of purchase. |
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Test each machine’s ability to connect to
the server after installing. |
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Streamline ODBC on client. Example: ip=server.
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Setup our import/export if this is going to be
utilized with a third party scheduling or billing software.
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Setup synchronization on client machines that
will be utilizing this if purchased. |
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Test synchronization if applicable. |
| 13. |
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Shutdown all machines and reboot to test our software
functionality and any problems that the installation may
have caused. |
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Assist Client/Staff with initial log-in. |
15. |
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Work with client to explain what has been done.
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