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Chapter 4: Deploying and configuring

Connect Enterprise

This chapter describes the series of deployment and configuration tasks that you complete after you install Adobe

Connect Enterprise Server or Adobe Connect Edge Server and complete the first phase of configuring Connect

Enterprise with the Application Management Console.

Deploying Connect Enterprise Server 6

Deploy Connect Enterprise Server

1 On your DNS server, define a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) for Connect Enterprise Server (such as

connect.mycompany.com), and map the domain name to the static IP address of the computer hosting Connect

Enterprise Server.

2 If you want Connect Enterprise to be available outside your network, configure the following ports in a firewall:

80 The default port for the Connect Enterprise Server application server. The tertiary port for the meeting server

(Macromedia Flash Media Server from Adobe).

1935 The default port for the meeting server (Flash Media Server).

443 The default port for SSL. The secondary port for the meeting server (Flash Media Server).

Note: If Connect Enterprise Server traffic is routed through a gateway (with a different IP address), make sure any

firewall is configured to accept requests from the gateway IP address.

For help deploying Connect Enterprise Server, contact Adobe Support at

www.adobe.com/go/connect_licensed_programs_en.

Deploy Connect Enterprise Server in a cluster

Before you deploy Connect Enterprise Server in a cluster, you should perform a successful installation on a single

computer. You should also configure any additional features (for example, SSL, a directory service integration, single

sign-on, shared content storage, and so on) and verify that they work as expected on a single server.

This procedure assumes you are migrating from a successful single-server installation to a multi-server installation.

1 Install SQL Server on a dedicated server (or verify that it has been installed).

If you install Connect Enterprise Server in a cluster, you must use Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or 2005 as the database

engine and not the embedded database engine. This is because each server hosting Connect Enterprise Server must

be able to access the database, but licensing restrictions do not allow more than one server to access the embedded

database engine.

2 Install and configure Connect Enterprise Server on a dedicated server.

Use the same serial number and license file each time you install Connect Enterprise Server.

Note: You must have a special cluster license file that supports the number of nodes in your cluster. For more infor-

mation, contact your Adobe representative.

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