Windows Server Step-by-step guide
Installation files
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Go to the EzeScan website www.ezescan.com.au
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Logon using your User ID & PasswordContact support@ezescan.com.au if you are unsure as to what this is.
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Go to Downloads > Software Downloads > EzeScan Webapps
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Download and then extract the installation files to the Downloads folder.
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Copy the extracted folder to C:\ or whichever drive or folder to your liking.
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Rename the folder to EzeScan.WebApps to remove the version number.
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Check the folder contains the application files.
Create Application Pool in IIS
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Open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
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Right click Application Pools > select Add Application Pool.
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Set the following options and click OK:
Name
EzeScanWebApps
.NET CLR Version
No Managed Code
Managed pipeline mode
Integrated
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Confirm your application pool appears in the list.
Set Application Pool settings
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Right click EzeScanWebApps > select Advanced Settings...
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Set the Start Mode to AlwaysRunning.
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Click the OK button to save the settings.
Set Permissions
EzeScan WebApps application pool’s identity needs to have read/write access to the App_Data folder in order to move files around and function correctly.
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Navigate to the EzeScanWebApps directory.
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Right click the App_Data folder and select Properties.
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Select the Security Tab and then click the Edit button.
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Click the Add button.
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Enter IIS AppPool\EzeScanWebApps and click the Check Names button.
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Confirm the name is changed to EzeScanWebApps and click the OK button.
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Tick the Modify checkbox and then click the OK button.
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Setup IIS
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Open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
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Right click Default Web Site and then click Add Application.
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Set the following values:
Site Alias
ewa
Application Pool
EzeScanWebApps (click Select button)
Physical Path
C:/EzeScanWebApps (click ... to navigate)
Enable Preload
Ticked
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Click OK to finish and confirm your application is shown under Default Web Site.
Testing the site
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Right click on ewa > Manage Application > Browse.
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If the page loads, then installation is complete.