Before you install the
StarTeam Server, make sure you read
Pre-installation Requirements for a New Installation. If you are upgrading from a previous release of
StarTeam Server, make sure that you also read
Upgrading StarTeam.
Note: StarTeam Server comes bundled with a root
Message Broker and
Micro Focus Connect. When installing the
StarTeam Server, these tools will automatically be installed and configured.
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Close all applications.
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Navigate to the directory that contains the downloaded files.
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Run the downloaded installer.
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Select a language from the list, and then click
OK.
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On the
Introduction page, read the information, and click
Next.
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On the
License Agreement page, read the agreement. If you agree with the license agreement, click I accept.... If you do not accept the license agreement, you cannot install the product.
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Click
Next.
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On the
Choose Install Set page, choose either
Typical,
Full, or
Custom.
- Typical
- Installs
StarTeam Server with the most common options. Recommended for most users.
- Full
- Installs
StarTeam Server with all required options.
- Custom
- Enables you to choose the options you want to install.
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For a custom installation only, select the options you want:
- StarTeam Server
- If you use the custom installation to install something that was not installed during a previous installation of
StarTeam Server, you may choose to uncheck this check box. For example, suppose that in a previous custom installation, you elected to bypass
the installation of
PostgreSQL. To add that database now without reinstalling all of the server program files, you would clear the
Server check box.
- PostgreSQL
- PostgreSQL is an open source relational database and is the default database.
- StarTeam Toolbar
- Installs the
StarTeam Toolbar which remembers passwords so that logging on is easier.
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Click
Next.
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On the
Choose Install Folder page, browse for the location to be used as the installation folder.
The default location is
C:\Program Files\Micro Focus\StarTeam Server <version>.
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If you chose the
PostgreSQL option, you will see the
PostgreSQL Configuration page. Enter the
Database superuser password and the
Port Number and then click
Next.
The
Message Brokers page opens.
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Select which
Message Broker that you want to install:
Install ActiveMQ
Message Broker
Install legacy Smart Sockets
Message Broker
Click
Next.
The
Message Broker Options page opens.
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If this is the first time that the
MPX Event Transmitter and
MPX File Transmitter have been installed on this computer, use the this page to make changes to the MPX profiles used by your
StarTeam Server configurations. During the first install, the installer creates both
MPX Event Transmitter and
MPX File Transmitter template files using information about the message broker on this page). These files are stored in a subfolder of the installation
folder named
EventServices. The local host name and IP address are provided at the top of this page for reference purposes. By default, the
Message Broker connection address uses your local computer's IP address.
To specify a different
Message Broker for
MPX Event Transmitter (and any clients that will use the default profile), change the proposed
Message Broker connection address.
- Host name
- The host name on which the
Message Broker operates.
- IP address
- The IP address on which the
Message Broker operates.
- Port
- The TCP/IP port number (endpoint) with which the
Message Broker accepts connections:
- Default for
ActiveMQ MPX is
61616.
- Default for
StarTeamMPX is
5101.
Important: When installing to a computer that has more than one NIC or multiple IP addresses, do not accept the default server address
settings. You must manually enter the correct server IP address. When the installer detects multiple network addresses on
the host computer, it sets up default profiles that contain a
server-address property whose syntax is invalid because it contains multiple addresses.
Note: You can enter the connection information for more than one
Message Broker. In the event that the
MPX Event Transmitter (or a client using the default profile) is unable to connect with the first
Message Broker in the list, it will attempt to connect with the next
Message Broker listed. Separate the address for each
Message Broker with a comma (,). For example:
tcp:HostA:61616,tcp:HostB:61616
Note: MPX Event Transmitter must be manually edited for any changes with IPV6 networks. The IPV6 address must be closed in brackets.
Note: StarTeam installer of
ActiveMQ MPX pulls the localhost IP addresses for a Windows 2012 R2 OS, if the OS has a static IPV 6 address and the hostname is not able
to be resolve by DNS. Edit the
ActiveMQ MPX configuration file to enter the correct IP address.
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Click
Next.
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On the
Choose Shortcut Folder page, use the default setting (that is, keep the
Other option button set to
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Micro Focus\StarTeam Server <version>).
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On the
Pre-installation Summary page, review the settings and click
Previous one or more times if you want to change the installation options. Then return to the
Pre-installation Summary page, and click
Next or
Install.
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On the
Install Complete page, click
Done.
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After you finish installing
StarTeam Server, ensure that the permissions on the
StarTeam Server installation folder and files are set correctly. The
Microsoft Windows account for the
StarTeam administrator must have full permissions on the installation folder and files. Set the
Microsoft Windows permissions for all other
StarTeam users in accordance with your company policy. See your network administrator if you need assistance. If you use the default
location, installing
StarTeam Server places files in the following folders under your
Program Files folder:
- Micro Focus\Server <version>
- This folder and its subfolders contains the executables, DLLs, and utilities used to run
StarTeam Server. This folder also contains the
StarTeam_Server_<version>_InstallLog.log file, which documents what happened during the installation process.
- Micro Focus\Server <version>\EventServices
- This folder contains the
MPX Event Transmitter and
MPX File Transmitter template files. It has a subfolder for each existing server configuration. Inside those subfolders are the
MPXEventTransmitter.xml and
FileTransmitter.xml files that will be used by the server configurations. If you have an Enterprise server, you may want to delete the
FileTransmitterTemplate.xml and
FileTransmitter.xml files. The file transmitter is part of Enterprise Advantage only.