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Exercise 2

Deploy Exercise 2: Deploy Servers​

Objective​

Define Servers within Deploy.

Summary​

Using the Deploy UI, define four servers: a Quality Assurance server, a Development server, a Production server, and a Batch Schedule Server. Each will have a unique name and ports in order for Deploy to establish connections to each of the OpCon environments they represent.

Instructions​

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If any connection test is unsuccessful, please let the instructor know.

Define the Quality Assurance Server​

  1. Open the Deploy client and log in in with the User you just created that had Administration Privileges
  • User: DeployTeamLeader
  • PWD: deployadmin
  1. Under the Administration section click on Servers to open the Server Management screen
  2. Click the Add button
  3. In the Server Name text box, enter OpCon-QA
  4. From the Server Type dropdown list select Quality Assurance
  5. Check the checkbox that Allow Transformation Rules has been selected
  6. In the Server Address text box add the server address of az-win10-deploy
  7. In the Server Port text box enter the port number used by Deploy which is 9060
  8. Check that the checkbox for Using TLS is selected
  9. In the OpCon API Port text box, enter the OpCon API Port Number which is 600
  10. Check that the checkbox for Using TLS is selected
  11. Click the Test Server Connection button
  12. If the Server Connection was successful click Save

Define the Development Server​

  1. Click the Add button
  2. In the Server Name text box, enter OpCon-Dev
  3. From the Server Type dropdown list select Development
  4. Check the checkbox that Allow Transformation Rules has been selected
  5. In the Server Address text box add the server IP address of az-win10-deploy
  6. In the Server Port text box enter the port number used by Deploy which is 9070
  7. Check that the checkbox for Using TLS is selected
  8. In the OpCon API Port text box, enter the OpCon API Port Number which is 700
  9. Check that the checkbox for Using TLS is selected
  10. Click the Test Server Connection button
  11. If the server connection was successful click Save

Define the Production Server​

  1. Click the Add button
  2. In the Server name text box, enter OpCon-Prod
  3. From the Server Type dropdown list select Production
  4. Check the checkbox that Allow Transformation Rules has been selected
  5. In the Server Address text box add the server IP address of az-win10-deploy
  6. In the Server Port text box enter the port number used by Deploy which is 9011
  7. Check that the checkbox for Using TLS is selected
  8. In the OpCon API Port text box, enter the OpCon API Port Number which is 443
  9. Check that the checkbox for Using TLS is selected
  10. Click the Test Server Connection button
  11. If the server connection was successful click Save
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The port information for BatchScheduleServer will be the same as the OpCon-Prod Server

Define the BatchScheduleServer Server​

  1. Click the Add button
  2. In the Server name text box, enter BatchScheduleServer
  3. From the Server Type dropdown list select Production
  4. Check the checkbox that Allow Transformation Rules has been selected
  5. In the Server Address text box add the server az-win10-deploy
  6. In the Server Port text box enter the port number used by Deploy which is 9011
  7. Check that the checkbox for Using TLS is selected
  8. In the OpCon API Port text box, enter the OpCon API Port Number which is 443
  9. Check that the checkbox for Using TLS is selected
  10. Click the Test Server Connection button
  11. If the server connections was successful click Save
  12. Click Close.
  13. Stay logged in as DeployTeamLeader for the next exercise.
Video Walkthrough

Create Servers