(12.01-en) IGEL UMS Installation under Windows

The following article describes the complete procedure for installing the standard IGEL Universal Management Suite (UMS) with an embedded database under Windows. If your required installation differs, you can select individual components, e.g. for a standalone UMS Console installation.

Standard Installation of the UMS

To install the IGEL UMS under Windows, proceed as follows:

1. Download the current version of the IGEL Universal Management Suite from the IGEL Download Server.

   For integrity and security purposes, it is recommended to verify the checksum of the downloaded software.

   

   
   
   

2. Launch the installer.

   You will need administrator rights in order to install the UMS.

   
   
   

3. Read and confirm the License Agreement.
   
   
4. Read the Information regarding the installation process and click Next.
   
   

5. Only if this is an update installation: If you already have a UMS installation, select the file name for the backup of your embedded database. If you do not choose a file name and click on Next, no backup will be created. See also (12.01-en) Updating the IGEL UMS under Windows.

   For Update Installations Only

   • As of UMS 12, MDM feature is no longer available. Cancel the upgrade to UMS 12 if you still need the MDM feature:
     
     
     
   • Only if you have a Distributed UMS installation: During the update installation, it will be checked whether only one UMS Server is running and the others are stopped. If not, stop all UMS Servers except one and proceed with the update; otherwise, you risk losing data. After the update on this server is complete, you can update the remaining UMS Servers, either simultaneously or one after another. But see also Known Issues UMS 12.01.110.

6. Only if this is a new installation: Select the folder for the installation under Select Destination Location. (Default: C:\Program Files\IGEL\RemoteManager)
   
   

7. Choose the components to be installed under Select Components.
   
   
   

   • Standard UMS

     • with UMS Web App

     • with UMS Console

     • with Embedded Database

   • Distributed UMS
     • with UMS Web App

     • with UMS Console

   • UMS High Availability Network

     • UMS Server

       • with UMS Console
       • with UMS Web App

     • UMS Load Balancer

   • Only UMS Console

     For information on the UMS installation types, see (12.01-en) Installing an IGEL UMS Server.
     For information on the UMS components, see (12.01-en) Overview of the IGEL UMS. 

     The embedded database is suitable for most purposes. If not disabled, the embedded database will automatically be installed if you select Standard UMS.

     The use of an external database system is recommended in the following cases:

     • You manage a large network of devices.
     • A dedicated database system is already in use in your company.
     • You integrate the High Availability or the Distributed UMS solution.

     For more information regarding the use of the IGEL UMS with external databases, see (12.01-en) Connecting External Database Systems.

8. Read the Memory (RAM) requirements and click Next if your system fulfills them.
   
   
9. Select the UMS data directory. (Default: C:\Program Files\IGEL\RemoteManager)
   
   

10. Under User Credentials for DB-connect, enter the user name and password for the database connection – unless you are planning to connect the UMS to an MS SQL Server via Active Directory. For more information on connecting via AD, see Connecting the UMS to an SQL Server via Active Directory.
    The credentials for the database connection are created.

    The user name and password are case-sensitive.

    Initially, the credentials entered here are also the credentials of the UMS superuser. After the installation, the credentials for the database user and those for the UMS superuser can be changed independently from each other. For more information about the UMS superuser, see (12.01-en) Changing the UMS Superuser.

    
    
    

11. If the internal Windows firewall is active on your host: Review the settings under Windows firewall settings and change them where necessary. Each port that is activated here will be set as rule in the Windows firewall.

    UMS 12 Communication Ports

    If you are going to make network changes, consider the following ports and paths:

    • For IGEL OS 12 devices, TCP 8443 /device-connector/* is required.
      SSL can be terminated at the reverse proxy / external load balancer (see IGEL UMS Configuration for the External Load Balancer or Reverse Proxy: Example for NGINX with SSL Offloading) or at the UMS Server. 
    • For importing IGEL OS 12 Apps to the UMS from the IGEL App Portal, the URL https://app.igel.com/ (TCP 443) is required. 
    • For the UMS Web App, TCP 8443 /webapp/* and /wums-app/* are required.
    • For the UMS Console, the root is required, i.e. TCP 8443 /*
    • For IGEL OS 11 devices, TCP 30001 and TCP/UDP 30005 are required.

    For more information on UMS ports, see (12.01-en) IGEL UMS Communication Ports.

12. Choose a folder name under Select Start Menu Folder.
    
    
13. Read the summary and start the installation process.

    The installer will install the UMS, create entries in the Windows software directory, and in the start menu, and will place a shortcut for the UMS Console on the desktop.
    
    

14. Close the program after completing the installation by clicking on Finish.
    If you have chosen the standard installation, the UMS Server will run with the embedded database.
    
    
15. Start the UMS Console.
    
    
16. Connect the UMS Console to the UMS Server using the access data for the database that you entered during the installation. For more information, see (12.01-en) Connecting the UMS Console to the IGEL UMS Server.
    
    
17. Start the UMS Web App. See (12.01-en) How to Log In to the IGEL UMS Web App.

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Silent Installation of the UMS Console

You can carry out the installation silently by first creating an .inf file and then launching the installation using a command line. For further information, see (12.01-en) Unattended / Silent Installation of the UMS Console.