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.
  - Preinstallation checklist
    You must take certain steps before you install AppScan Enterprise.
  - Configuring the SQL Server database for AppScan® Enterprise
    The AppScan® Enterprise Server configuration needs information about SQL Server. Configure the SQL Server first to save time during the AppScan configuration. If you upgrade SQL Server to a newer version, follow these instructions as well.
  - Disabling Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration on Windows™ Server 2012
    This Windows™ security feature prevents Internet Explorer from navigating to sites that are not listed in the browser's 'trusted sites'. How does it affect you? If you plan to import scan configuration templates from AppScan® Standard, the scan might not be able to log in to the sites you want to test. Use these instructions to disable the feature on the servers where the Dynamic Analysis Scanner is installed.
  - Downloading and extracting the electronic images
    If you download the installation files from FNO, you must correctly extract the contents of the compressed files before you can install AppScan® Enterprise.
  - Using a certificate in your certificate store with Liberty
    This procedure describes how to use Liberty certificates to secure IIS.
- 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

Using a certificate in your certificate store with Liberty

This procedure describes how to use Liberty certificates to secure IIS.

Procedure

Optional: If you don't have a server certificate, create one from your certificate authority.
1. Generate a certificate request to send to your external certificate authority.
2. Send the certificate request to the certificate authority using a method that the certificate authority accepts.
3. When you receive the certificate, complete the certificate request.
Install AppScan Enterprise Server.
Run the configuration wizard.
In the Server Certificate window, choose a certificate specific to your organization. This step helps you deploy a secure AppScan® Enterprise in your environment. See Server Certificate.
In the Server Keystore screen, select a server keystore to be used by the Enterprise Console. If you exported a .pfx file, select Public key cryptography standards #12 (PKCS #12). Browse to the location where you saved the .pfx file, import it and enter the password you created when you exported the file. See Server Keystore.
Finish the configuration wizard.