Follow the steps below to access the Wasp Configuration Tool:
Note: The password will be shared by the Wasp team along with the package
Note: We recommend deploying Wasp Cloud products behind a firewall and routing filtered traffic through to the IIS server with the Wasp Cloud MVC site. This practice usually changes the entry point URL of the application. In cases like this or any other change to the app URL two changes are required:
How to assign a password to the Database sa account
Changing your database password is an important step in securing your system.
Warning: Changing the Database password, or any other configuration parameter may cause disruptions to any currently running OP instance. Please plan ahead for downtime because any changes done using the configuration tool generally require you to reboot the system. Plan ahead.
We provide a configuration tool to help you configure Wasp On-Premise software with the new sa password and much more.
To change the sa password for the database:
Note: Now that you’ve set the sa password, you can retrieve it any time by running the configuration tool on the database, logging in using “Windows Authentication” and clicking on the “Show Passwords” checkbox. The “Show Password” option will NOT be available until you assign your own sa password.
To change the SQL Server account password:
Note: If the database has the same password for the sa account, both Auth and Config sections MUST MATCH.
Note: Make sure to remember/note the new password. After making the above changes its important for the user to restart the World Wide Web service.
To change the admin user password:
Note: Make sure to remember/note the new password. After making the above changes its important for the user to restart the World Wide Web service.
The default port for InventoryCloud is 8083.
Warning: If you just installed your On-Premise version and you need to change the port number, do that before you start inviting users.
To find the default port:
Note: We generally do not recommend users change these values without consulting Tech Support. But If you are changing the port number in IIS, make sure that the port number should match with the port number in the Wasp Configuration Tool.
Note: Make sure to remember/note the new Port Number. After making the above changes its important for the user to restart the World Wide Web service.
The user should reboot the machine after making changes in this tool.
Note: We recommend deploying Wasp Cloud products behind a firewall and routing filtered traffic through to the IIS server with the Wasp Cloud MVC site. This practice usually changes the entry point URL of the application. In cases like this or any other change to the app URL two changes are required:
When setting up https please verify the https connection using the browser, preferably on the server itself than from external clients. After the browser successfully renders the login page via https than use the wasp configuration tool to verify that the software can access it and to reconfigure the system to use that address in mails etc.
Following are the steps to configure Firewall:
Note: We generally do not recommend users change these values without consulting Tech Support. But If you are changing any of the details in IIS, make sure that the it matches with the details in the Wasp Configuration Tool.
Note: The firewall change overwrites changes to the port configuration in the Wasp Configuration Tool because the Port number becomes the part of the Firewall routing and the URL of the firewall is entered where the Port number was.
Note: After making the above changes its important for the user to restart the World Wide Web service.
SMTP configuration is the first step that you should do once you login to the InventoryCloud OP application. Without this configuration, the user will not be able to send an invitation to users.
Click on the Configure button or Click on the Settings > Settings > Email.
Enter the SMTP details and click on the Validate SMTP button.
Once the SMTP validation is successful, you will be able to send an invitation to other users.
After the Cloud On-Premise software is installed successfully and you have confirmed you can log in successfully, make these changes in IIS Manager to improve performance. (Some settings may already be at the recommended value.)
The Advanced Settings screen will appear. Make the following changes: Configuration
If you expose your server to the Internet we recommend regularly monitoring your server for intrusions and other suspicious activity. Wasp Barcode Technologies can not be held responsible if someone breaks into your server nor for any damages incurred.
IIS Logs and other logs can accumulate over time eventually filling your hard drive. You can find a sample - how you can automatically clean up these logs on your installation media under CommonAppData\Wasp Barcode Technologies\MobileAssetWeb\CleanupLogs.
Many components of the Installation rely on “.bat” files that can be manipulated if necessary, to run successfully on the target server. If this becomes necessary, we recommend users copy the setup to a Hard drive where the .bat files can be edited so the setup can be retried – but only at the direction of our Tech Support.
The Setup is very good about skipping steps that have already succeeded and resuming/retrying the last step that failed.
The setup also documents the installation process in a series of installation logs. These must be shared with Tech Support if problems arise.
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