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This section applies specifically to the Zephyr Enterprise Data Center product. The information below is generally used to ensure that system administrators can install their new Zephyr Enterprise Data Center product instance on a Windows environment using the GUI or Command Line.This section provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Zephyr Enterprise Data Center on Windows. |
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This is just one part of a larger setup for Zephyr Enterprise Data Center to be setup and work properly. Please be sure to have read the sections below |
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Prerequisites
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- Review all system requirements thoroughly
- Have a database installed, running, and configured to connect with Zephyr Enterprise Data Center
- If this is not done, please proceed here to begin database setup
- Ensure you have the correct Data Center license file (license.lic) as this will be required during the installation process
- If you do not have this license file, please contact your Zephyr Account Manager or send an email to sales@getzephyr.com
- Ensure timezone setting for all nodes are uniform
- Download and install required software
- Java JDK 8u101 or higher
- Download from here
- Java JDK 8u101 or higher
- Download Zephyr Enterprise Data Center
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Installing Java
Follow Oracle's install instructions linked here. Once installation is complete, set the environment variables and continue to installing Zephyr Enterprise section below
Installing Zephyr Enterprise Data Center
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Step 1:
For the first node installation (NODE 1), run the installer as normal.
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Zephyr Enterprise Data Center is now installed for a single node. Continue installing Zephyr Enterprise Data Center for every node you wish to use in the cluster by following the steps again for each node.
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Zephyr needs a couple of environment variable set once you have the JDK installed. You can set the variables this way to allow it to persist through reboot.
Setting up PATH in Windows (steps might vary with Windows version): 1. Click Start> Control Panel> System
2. Click Advanced>
- Click Start > Control Panel > System
- Click Advanced > Environment Variables
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- Scroll through the fields until you find PATH
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- Add the location of the bin folder of the install for PATH in System variables (do not delete the existing value, just add to the beginning of it).
A typical path is: C:\Program Files\Java\JDK_1.8.0_<version>\bin
Setting up JAVA_HOME in Windows (steps might vary with Windows version): 1. Click Start> Control Panel> System
2. Click Advanced>
- Click Start > Control Panel > System
- Click Advanced > Environment Variables
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- Scroll through the fields until you find JAVA_HOME, if it's not present Add it to the System variables.
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- Add the location of the JDK root folder to the value of JAVA_HOME in System variables.
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Links
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