The client part of Agent is installed onto user workstations. The parameters required to connect to Indeed CM server are configured during installation via conversion file (.msi) or Windows registry.
Run the IndeedCM.Agent.msi from Indeed CM installation package and complete the procedure, following the Wizard instructions. The Agent starts up automatically after installation.
Setting up the Agent parameters via registry
Create a registry file (.reg) file with the following contents:
Windows Registry Editor Version 6.30
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\IndeedCM\Agent]
"AgentRegistrationServiceUrl"=""
"AgentServiceUrl"=""
For 32-bit systems, the parameter branch is:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\IndeedCM\Agent]
The AgentRegistrationServiceUrl parameter specifies a link and port to connect to agentregistrationapi application.
The AgentServiceUrl parameter specifies a web-address and port to connect to agentserviceapi application.
Here is an example of .reg file to connect to Indeed CM server named srv.demo.local via https protocol and 3003 port.
Example:
Windows Registry Editor Version 6.30
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\IndeedCM\Agent]
"AgentRegistrationServiceUrl"="https://srv.demo.local:3003/agentregistrationapi/"
"AgentServiceUrl"="https://srv.demo.local:3003/agentserviceapi/"
Distribute the registry file and make changes to user workstations’ settings. For the changes to take effect, restart the workstation with Indeed CM Agent installed or restart Indeed CMAgent Service service.
To register Agents automatically, open C:\inetpub\wwwroot\IndeedCMAgentSite\agentregistrationapi\Web.config configuration file in Notepad as administrator, and set the autoRegistration parameter to true, then save the changes.