IMP.net Server (Windows Service)

1. Create a folder to place all WSI services.  Ex: D:\WSI Services\
2. Within this folder, place the supplied WSI folder for the ESM.net server.  Ex: D:\WSI Services\wsi_esm_server\
3. Inside of this folder there are two config files that need to be set up in order to install or uninstall the service.  To configure them please refer to the following two links:
   1. Configuring ESMServer.daConnections
   2. Configuring ESMServer.exe.config
4. Once the config files are set up, please install the service by right clicking on the install_service.bat file and selecting Run As Administrator.  If you do not run the batch file as administrator, your service may not install
5. If previous version already installed, stop the service, uninstall it and install the latest version using the batch files supplied
6. Once installed, open services (located under Administrative Tools).  Find the service, right click on that service and select properties.  If you want the service to be able to access network resources (useful for the data import process) then change the default user to log in with a domain level user.  If this is not done, then the service will not be able to access network resources.
7. Once the service has been configured, try starting the service.  It should start within a few seconds.  If it does not, please check the Event Viewer for a clue as to what may be configured incorrectly.  If help is needed, please contact your WSI support contact.

IMP.net Job Runner (Windows Service)

1. Create a folder to place all WSI services.  Ex: D:\WSI Services\
2. Within this folder, place the supplied WSI folder for the IMP.net server.  Ex: D:\WSI Services\wsi_esm_job_runner\
3. Inside of this folder there is a config file that need to be set up in order to install or uninstall the service.  To configure it, please refer to the following link:
   1. Configuring ESMJobRunner.exe.config
4. Once the config file has been set up, please install the service by right clicking on the install_service.bat file and selecting Run As Administrator.  If you do not run the batch file as administrator, your service may not install
5. If previous version already installed, stop the service, uninstall it and install the latest version using the batch files supplied
6. Once installed, open services (located under Administrative Tools).  Find the service, right click on that service and select properties.  If you want the service to be able to access network resources (useful for the data import process) then change the default user to log in with a domain level user.  If this is not done, then the service will not be able to access network resources
7. Once the service has been configured, try starting the service.  It should start within a few seconds.  If it does not, please check the Event Viewer for a clue as to what may be configured incorrectly.  If help is needed, please contact your WSI support contact