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From “Control Panel”, launch “Programs and Features” then select “Turn Windows features on or off” Lab 2: Setup Lab Environment

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Page 1: From “Control Panel”, launch “Programs and Features” then select “Turn Windows features on or off” Lab 2: Setup Lab Environment

From “Control Panel”, launch “Programs and Features” then select “Turn Windows features on or off”

Lab 2: Setup Lab Environment

Page 2: From “Control Panel”, launch “Programs and Features” then select “Turn Windows features on or off” Lab 2: Setup Lab Environment

Setup Windows 7 IIS/ASP to serve static XML files to BSI based machine

Lab 2: Setup Lab Environment

Page 3: From “Control Panel”, launch “Programs and Features” then select “Turn Windows features on or off” Lab 2: Setup Lab Environment

Lab 2: Setup Lab EnvironmentLab 2: Setup Lab Environment

Create a “physical” folder to contain all of the static files to serve to the BSI machine

Copy “hello.xml” and “index.htm” from your resource folder to this folder

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Create another “physical” folder to to contain files sent to the FTP site

This folder will remain empty for now

Page 5: From “Control Panel”, launch “Programs and Features” then select “Turn Windows features on or off” Lab 2: Setup Lab Environment

Add a “Virtual Directory” to the “Default Web Site” of IIS and associate it with the “physical folder”

Lab 2: Setup Lab EnvironmentLab 2: Setup Lab Environment

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Restart the web site then point your browser to the new “Virtual Directory” using “localhost”

If everything is set up properly, your browser should display the text contained in “index.htm”

Lab 2: Setup Lab EnvironmentLab 2: Setup Lab Environment

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Create a “Handler Mapping” to serve XML via ASP

Request Path: *.xmlExecutable: %windir%\system32\inetsrv\asp.dllName: bsi

Mapping: file

Verbs: All verbs

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Add an FTP site to “Sites” and map it to the physical folder which you created earlier

Click on “Next”

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Add FTP Site: Set “Binding and SSL Settings” as follows:

Click on “Next”

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Add FTP Site: Set “Authentication and Authorization Information” as follows:

Click on “Finish”

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Add FTP Site: Test FTP site Login

1) Enter “ftp localhost” at command prompt2) User: anonymous3) Password: [name or email address]4) Verify that user successfully logged in5) Logout: enter “bye” at FTP> prompt

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Machine Configuration

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1) Configure BSI on machine:1) Use BRAdmin Pro to enable BSI2) Configure BSI to launch “Hello World”

solution

2) Test the lab environment using the “Hello World” solution to insure there is a working baseline.

Lab 2b: Setup Lab MFCLab 2b: Setup Lab MFC

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Configure Device

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Set the Administrator Password

Note: Password cannot be blank and it cannot be “access”

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Enable BSI using BRAdmin Pro / Control dropdown menu

Select: “Yes, I accept the terms of the license agreement”

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Lab 2: Setup Lab EnvironmentLab 2: Setup Lab Environment

Configure Device

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Lab 2: Setup Lab EnvironmentLab 2: Setup Lab Environment

Enable/Configure Solutions

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Lab 2: Setup Lab EnvironmentLab 2: Setup Lab Environment

Create Solution

Configure the solution to launch the “Hello World” application