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- A SQL Server instance to host the 'AdvancedServices' database. If you are deploying the Gateway within the DMZ, you will need to configure your network to allow communications between the internal SQL instance and the Gateway.
An SSL certificate from a trusted authority installed on the Gateway host OS. If you are deploying a test environment which will have no PHI, you may skip this step (the Gateway deploys a self-signed certificate as part of the installation). Your certificate should point to the endpoint/domain name you intent to expose to remote integrators.
Info title Download Gateway Installer The Gateway installer can be downloaded from here: /wiki/spaces/CON/pages/14057573
Once you have an available SQL instance as well a SSL certificate installed, install the Gateway (see the downloads section). Ensure that you have selected the correct components on the first installer screen (you'll want both Client and Server). Client-only installs will let you manage the Gateway from other machines on your network.
Once the files have been deployed, the Gateway configuration wizard will be launched. This application guides you through the required configuration steps. The first step is to obtain a license. You will need to provide your Hardware ID and Licensee information in order to receive a license key.
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If all goes as expected, your configuration is complete and you can move on to installing/upgrading Connexion.
Once the Gateway is installed, you should be able to connect to it using the Gateway Management application (an icon will be placed on your desktop). If you can successfully connect, you are ready to continue your integrator deployment.
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If you launch the management application and no Connexion channels are available in the route box, ensure that the Connexion service has been running for at least 30 seconds, and then restart the management application. |