Figure 1: USB Keys
We have designed the EasyPower installation to be simple and fast. Within a matter of minutes, you can be up and running with your EasyPower software.
To perform the installation, you need to:
The image below shows the different types of USB keys, or dongles, available for installation. The red key is used for server installation. The purple keys are used for standalone or client installations. If a key is provided to you, insert the key prior to starting the installation process.
Figure 1: USB Keys
The table below describes typical installation configurations. Follow the instructions based on the type of installation you want to perform.
| Installation Type |
Comments |
USB Key Color (if used) |
Instructions |
|---|---|---|---|
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In a standalone installation, the EasyPower software and data are installed on the same computer. No other computers connect to the computer for the purpose of running EasyPower. |
Purple |
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| Server | A server installation is used for network installations. The EasyPower software is installed on a server computer and on other computers ("clients") on the network. The server manages the license service that the EasyPower program uses to authorize the software on each computer. |
Red |
Performing a Server Installation |
| Client |
A client computer is a computer that connects to a license server located elsewhere on the network. Client computers require access to the server for licensing information. |
Purple |
The EasyPower data (such as one-lines, device libraries, and templates) can be stored individually on each computer. You may also choose to share data from a shared location if you are on a network and want multiple users to have access to the same data. If the EasyPower data is shared, the users of each computer must be given access to the data location by enabling file sharing and permissions to that location. See Sharing the EasyPower Data for more information.
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