Continue installation with Failover features

To continue installation with Failover features using a new database:

1. If prompted, select Primary Site or Secondary Site. When selecting Primary Site, you'll also need to enable the checkbox confirming a Secondary Site instance of is already installed, then click Next. Note that the presentation of this option is dependent upon the license key entered.
   Important: When installing in a Failover configuration, you MUST install the Secondary site prior to installing the Primary site.
   Important: If you selected Standard installation at the beginning of the workflow, you'll only need to confirm the SQL Server Administrator account and SQL Server Login before completing installation.
   Note: If you are installing the Primary Site, you'll be prompted to back up the databases and specify the location for the backup. The procedure steps below applicable to configuring SQL Server do not apply.
2. Select Yes, install a local copy of Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Express named WHATSUP, then click Next.
3. Select the destination folders for the SQL Server Express installation, then click Next.
4. Enter and confirm a password for the SQL Server Administrator account to use to access the database instance, then click Next.
5. Enter names for the WhatsUp, iDrone Service, and NetFlow databases being created, then click Next.
6. Enter and confirm a password for the new SQL Server Login will use to access the databases, then click Next.
7. Select the destination folder for the installation, then click Next.
8. Enter the TCP port number for to use for communication with the IIS website, then click Next. The default and recommended port number is 80.
9. Enter a password for the new Windows account created for dedicated use, then click Next.
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10. Select any additional language packs you would like to install with , then click Next.
11. Click Proceed. The install program begins the installation. When the installation program completes, the InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog appears.
12. Click Finish. The setup program closes.

To continue installation with Failover features using an existing database:

1. If prompted, Primary Site or Secondary Site. When selecting Primary Site, also enable the checkbox confirming a Secondary Site instance of is already installed, then click Next. Note that the presentation of this option is dependent upon the license key entered. It will not be displayed if your specific key has failover features enabled or disabled by default.
   Important: When installing in a Failover configuration, you MUST install the Secondary site prior to installing the Primary site.
   Note: If you selected Standard installation at the beginning of the workflow, you'll only need to confirm the SQL Server Administrator account and SQL Server Login before completing installation.
2. Select No, I want to select an existing local or remote installation of Microsoft SQL Server for use with , then click Next.
3. Enter the SQL Server name or IP address (followed by the database instance if you are connecting to a non-default database instance, e.g., ip address\database name) along with the SQL Server Administrator Login name and password for to use to access the existing instance, then click Next.
4. Enter names for the WhatsUp, iDrone Service, and NetFlow databases, then click Next. If prompted to do so, please indicate you'd like to back up any existing databases from previous installations as well as the location for the database backup files using the dialogs provided.
5. Enter and confirm a password for the new SQL Server Login will use to access the databases, then click Next.
6. Select the destination folder for the installation, then click Next.
7. Enter the TCP port number for to use for communication with the IIS website, then click Next. The default and recommended port number is 80.
8. Enter a password for the new Windows account created for dedicated use, then click Next.
   Note:
9. Select any additional language packs you would like to install with , then click Next.
10. Click Proceed. The install program begins the installation. When the installation program completes, the InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog appears.
11. Click Finish. The setup program closes.