Learn in this Article
- How to install the Workflow
- Which system requirements are necessary and
- How to license the Workflow
1. Installation
This section describes the recommended system requirements as well as how to install the Durst Workflow. For a more detailed description, please see our current documentation in the articles: Installing the Workflow & System Requirements.
1.1. System Requirements
The minimum hardware and software-specific requirements for installing the Workflow are:
| Software (recommended) | |
|---|---|
| Operating System |
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| Additional Software |
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| Hardware | |
|---|---|
| CPU | > 3Ghz, 8 Core (minimum 4 Core) |
| Harddrive | 1 TB, SSD PCIe Based (minimum 1 TB SSD Sata 3) |
| RAM | 64 GB (minimum 32 GB) |
| Network Card | 10 Gbit/s (minimum 1 Gbit/s) |
| For intallation and maintenance: | |
| Monitor | Resolution: 1920 x 1080 |
| Mouse | n/a |
| Keyboard | n/a |
Minimum requirement for processors from version 1.17.0 (29.2.2024)
Global Graphics has updated the hardware requirements with HHR Core Version 14.0.0.
These are the minimum requirements for the instruction set of your CPU:
- 1996 MMX intel MMX extensions for x86 architecture
- 1998 3DNow!
- 1999 SSE Streaming SIMD Extensions
- 2000 SSE2
- 2004 SSE3
- 2006 SSSE3
- 2007 SSE4
- 2007 SSE4.1 Minimal level required by Windows 11
- 2008 SSE4.2
- 2009 XOP, FMA4, F16C
- 2011 AVX Advanced Vector Extensions
- 2013 AVX2
- 2016 AVX-512
1.2. Installation
The following steps are essential for installing the Workflow:
- Download the current installer. (Please contact your service partner to obtain the installer)
- Start the installation by running the installer.
- Confirm the start of the installation by confirming the "open as admin" query. Click on Install [1].
Figure 1: Installation Step 1 – Ready to Install
- In the next Step – Select Drives, the following parameters must be selected:
- Database Drive: This is the drive used for the PMS database (this should be the fastest drive available in the system)
- File Management Drive: This is the drive where the files that are used by the Workflow can be accessed (this should be the drive with the largest storage capacity)
- CPU Core Count: You should enter the number of physical CPU Cores here.
Figure 2: Installation Step 2 – Select Drives
- Click Next [2] and check the configuration settings.
- Confirm the dialog by clicking on Yes [3].
Figure 3: Installation Step 3 – Check the Configuration
- The Workflow Installation is now complete.
- Close the installation by clicking on Finish.
If the installation was successful, the following directories were created:
Program directory: C:\Program Files\PPD
Database directory: C:\PMS_DATA\PMSDataBase
Data directory: D:\PMS_DATA\FileManagement1.2.1. Client access to the Workflow Server
After the installation is complete, all Services (PMS, ZuniComm, PostgreSQL) are started. You can access the Workflow using Chrome by entering the following URL:
- http://127.0.0.1:8081 – URL for accessing the Workflow on the Workflow-Server itself
- http://IP-ADDRESS:8081 – URL for accessing the Workflow for all Clients on the network
Contact your IT administrator for the IP address of the Workflow.
2. Licensing
The licensing is carried out differently depending on the installed version.
- Workflow Version 0.7.0 to 1.15.2: Learn all the details about licensing, updating, and transferring a license to a new hardware in the article Licensing up to version 1.16.0.
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Workflow version from 1.16.0: Find out all the details about the various licensing questions in the linked articles:
- Online Activation - activation of a new installation of the Workflow
- Offline Licensing - information and procedure for licensing Workstations that cannot be connected to the Internet.
- License Transfer - Information about transferring a license from a Workstation to a new Workstation.
For a more detailed description about the licensing of a Workflow, please switch to the article about license management.
Article update: Workflow version 1.17.0 - 02/2024