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Installation of ATS Security and Configuration manager

Self-hosted version of ATS Security and Configuration manager

 

The installer for ATS Security and Configuration manager installs ATS Security with ATS Configuration manager including the ATS Security configuration plug-in.

Installation of ATS Security and Configuration manager

This section describes the installation process. Should a previous version of ATS Security and Configuration manager exist, it must be uninstalled before proceeding.

 

Download and unpack the setup for ATS Security and Configuration manager.

 

  1. Run the setup.

 

 

  1. Click Next to continue with the installation of any needed prerequisites.

 

  1. Select the prerequisite(s) and click Next. Every prerequisite will run its own installation wizard. Follow the default wizard steps to install the specific prerequisite. After installation of all prerequisites the following screen will be displayed.

 

  1. At the welcome screen click Next

 

  1. Select the installation folder. Select Browse to choose a different location.
  2. Click Next.

 

  1. Configure the security database by specifying database server and database name. Provide credentials for a user that has rights to create databases on the specified database server.
  2. Click Next.

 

  1. Provide database login credentials for the security database. If this database login does not exist it will be created and assigned as schema owner of the security database.
  2. Provide the server name and set the ports for ATS Configuration and ATS Security.
  3. Click Next.

 

  1. Click Install to begin the installation.
  2. During installation the installation progress is displayed.

 

  1. When installation has completed a browser window loads the ATS Security login page.

 

  1. The setup wizard shows the final step.

 

  1. Click Finish to finalize the installation.

 

 

Self-hosted version of ATS Security and Configuration manager

The ATS Security and Configuration manager is configured to run as a self-hosted application.

To verify this, you can check in the Services section where they are registered as "ATS Security Manager Service" and "ATS Configuration Manager Service".

 

For improved security it is recommended to setup the ATS Security Manager to run with trusted certificate.

In order to do that follow the following steps:

1. Make sure there is trusted certificate on the machine. Using a self-hosted certificate will not work

 

2. Obtain the thumbprint for the certificate. You can find this under properties of the certificate

 

3. Open powershell console

 

4. Use the following command to add the certificate to the application "http add sslcert ipport=ipaddress:ipport certhash=thumbprint appid={30ac3241-41c8-4ab0-8c3b-f1a02e8993ff}" | netsh

Where ipaddress is the local ip address

Ipport is the port you want to associate the https to work on (Default https port is 443)

Thumbprint is the thumbprint of the certificate

 

5. Navigate to the ATS.SecurityManager folder, this should be in c:\Program Files (x86)\Applied Tech Systems\ATS Security - configuration manager\ATS Security Manager\ and open  the appsettings.json file

 

6. Edit the following properties:

Section ATSSecurityManager

Change Authority to be with the new configured address, for example if the current address is http://ATSUN020:5000/ then it should be https://ATSUN020:ipport/ where ipport is the port configured in the step 4.

If IssuerUri is configured to a specific address change to use https and the ipport from step 4.

 

7. Open c:\Program Files (x86)\Applied Tech Systems\ATS Security - configuration manager\ATS Configuration Manager\appsettings.json file

In the Configuration section edit the values for

ATSSecurityManager – set the value that is specified in step 6 for Authority

 

8. Restart both services “ATS Security Manager Service” and “ATS Configuration Manager service” and try to open ATS Configuration Manager.