Installing
Learn how to install the product.
- Planning the deployment and installation
  The configuration you use depends on a number of factors: what you plan to do with the software, how your organization and website or applications are structured, and how the information is to be distributed. Before you install the current release, review the information about hardware and software requirements, licensing, and other deployment considerations.
- Preinstallation tasks
  Before you install AppScan® Enterprise, you will need to prepare and configure your system.
- Installation tasks
  This section provides the instructions for installing AppScan® Enterprise.
- Post installation tasks
  After you install AppScan® Enterprise, complete these postinstallation tasks.
- Advanced installation scenarios
  - Installing multiple instances of the Enterprise Console on a single server
    You have the option of installing a default instance, or multiple instances on a single computer. Each instance is an independent set of configuration information with its own database.
  - Setting up an external scanner for AppScan Enterprise in the DMZ
    If you're testing websites that are outside the firewall, you can set AppScan Enterprise to go through the firewall to test them. However, opening a port through the firewall poses a security risk, as does having a system that stores potentially sensitive files outside the firewall (such as logs and scan data). As an alternative, consider setting up a proxy to provide access outside the firewall.
  - Installation roadmap for AppScan® Source deployment
    Information to help you understand the requirements for a successful installation.
    - Configuring an AppScan® Source Oracle database with AppScan® Enterprise Server
      If you are configuring AppScan® Source to log into AppScan Enterprise, a Java™ Virtual Machine (JVM) parameter needs to be added to tell AppScan Enterprise where your AppScan Source Oracle tnsnames.ora file is located. How you do this depends on your OS and configuration.
  - Configuring more than one IP address for the host computer
    If the computer that hosts AppScan Enterprise Server uses more than one IP address, you must modify the server.xml file so that AppScan Enterprise can properly authenticate with Liberty.
  - Uninstalling an instance of the Enterprise Console
    Remove instances that are no longer needed on a single server.
  - Un-installing the software
    You might want to uninstall and reinstall the Server if the installation failed.

Installation roadmap for AppScan® Source deployment

Information to help you understand the requirements for a successful installation.

Search for AppScan® Enterprise Server 10.2.0 on FNO and download the eAssembly for your operating system and begin the installation.
If you do not already have an HCL license server installed, follow the instructions at: HCL AppScan Enterprise License setup.
Import licenses into the HCL® License Server. Determine which licenses you need for AppScan® Enterprise Server.
Optional for a distributed installation:
- Install SQL Server and configure the database.
If you will be using an LDAP Server, configure it now.
Run the Server Configuration Wizard. Follow the screen prompts, and if you are using LDAP authentication, choose LDAP authentication in the Authentication Mechanism screen. Otherwise, choose Windows authentication, which is the default mechanism for new users.
Note: If you need to run and view reports, configure the Enterprise Console as well as the User Administration component.
Install AppScan® Source. For more information, see AppScan Source documentation.
Configuring an AppScan Source Oracle database with AppScan Enterprise Server.