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The following sections include information about how to prepare for your Winshuttle Workflow installation, including system requirements, development server, authentication, and accounts details.
System Requirements
Operating System |
Windows Server 2003 R2 (32-bit/64-bit) Windows Server 2008 R2 (32-bit/64-bit) Windows Server 2012 (64-bit) |
Internet Explorer |
7.0 or higher |
MS SharePoint |
SharePoint 2007 (All editions including WSS) SharePoint 2010 (All editions including Foundation) SharePoint 2013 ( Works only with the 64-bit edition of Microsoft SQL Server 2012, or the 64-bit edition of SQL Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1) |
.NET Framework |
.NET 3.5 SP1 |
Database |
MS SQL Server 2005 (all editions, including Express) MS SQL Server 2008 (all editions, including Express) MS SQL Server 2012 (all editions, including Express) |
Hardware |
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Processor |
Quad Core |
Memory |
8GB |
Storage |
3GB free disk space |
Network |
56kbps connection between client and server |
Winshuttle Workflow also has the following Microsoft Office InfoPath requirements:
If you plan on installing Winshuttle Server on a different server from Winshuttle Central/Workflow, Winshuttle recommends using Kerberos authentication.
Language Support
Currently, Winshuttle Workflow Server and Workflow Designer support Spanish, French, and German.
Using a Development Server
To minimize the risk of disruption and data loss, Winshuttle strongly recommend installing SharePoint and Winshuttle Workflow on a development (i.e. non-production) server first. Because the development server simulates a server in a real work environment (but operates in isolation), you can create, test, and refine your processes before moving them onto a production server. When you are ready to move to the production server, specify the URL of the production server within Winshuttle Workflow, and publish your workflows and/or forms to that server.
Authentication
Winshuttle Workflow requires authentication to access a database and impersonate a system user with sufficient privileges to access the SharePoint Object Model. This is in addition to normal user authentication during SharePoint login.
To give Winshuttle Workflow the authentication it requires, there are two options:
What accounts do I need?
To deploy Winshuttle Workflow, you must provide credentials for two different accounts and one email address.
The following table describes the accounts that are used to install and configure Winshuttle Workflow.
Account |
Purpose |
Requirements |
Winshuttle Workflow administrator account |
The Winshuttle Workflow administrator account is used to perform the following tasks:
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Account must be a SharePoint Farm administrator. For security purposes, this account should be a separate account Part of the following local groups on each Web Front End:
For SharePoint 2010, SQL database also requires addition to these groups:
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SQL Server service account |
The SQL Server service account is used to install the Winshuttle sharevis database |
dbcreator fixed server role on SQL server instance |
Email address |
The email address will be used as the "From" address for Workflow routing |
Working email address |
See Also Configure Winshuttle SERVER to communicate with Winshuttle Workflow Install the Workflow SharePoint Binaries Setup SVService as a Scheduled Task |