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Basic setup

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Before you proceed, make sure that you have prepared for installation and executed the precheck.

Remember to run the following commands from the directory, where you have downloaded and extracted the installation package, for example, /opt/workfusion/wf_installer.

cd PACKAGE_DIR # /opt/workfusion/wf_installer

Install APP server components

1. On the APP server, as a Linux installation user, run the following commands:

   $ ./install.sh preinstall lb -c local       # run the preparation script to check the environment
   $ ./install.sh install lb -c local          # install HAProxy
   $ ./install.sh install int -c local         # install the INT components
   $ ./install.sh install bep-master -c local  # install the BEP Master components
   $ ./install.sh install app -c local         # install the APP components
   

2. Check the installation by running the following commands one-by-one:

   $ ./install.sh check lb -c local
   $ ./install.sh check int -c local
   $ ./install.sh check bep-master -c local
   $ ./install.sh check app -c local
   

Install BEP Agent components

To install the component, on the BEP Agent server, as a Linux installation user, run the following commands:

$ ./install.sh preinstall bep-agent -c local
$ ./install.sh install bep-agent -c local
$ ./install.sh check bep-agent -c local

To install multiple BEP Agent servers, on each BEP Agent server, as a Linux installation user, run the following commands.

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Remember to change the --limit parameter accordingly for each server. It must reflect the hostname of the server, on which you are executing the command.

$ ./install.sh preinstall bep-agent -c local --limit bep-agent1.example.com
$ ./install.sh install bep-agent -c local --limit bep-agent1.example.com
$ ./install.sh check bep-agent -c local --limit bep-agent1.example.com

Install OCR components

If you install Linux OCR, you don't need to install Windows OCR. Otherwise, skip this step and follow the guide.

To install the component, on the OCR server, as a Linux installation user, run the following commands:

$ ./install.sh preinstall ocr -c local
$ ./install.sh install ocr -c local
$ ./install.sh check ocr -c local