10.1.1. EnginFrame Setup

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### 10.1.1. EnginFrame Setup

To install EnginFrame, follow the installation instructions provided by NICE. During the setup, pay special attention when completing the following steps:

- On the 'Apache Tomcat HTTPS' screen, keep the Apache Tomcat with HTTPS check box disabled:

  Note that Apache Tomcat HTTPS will run regardless of this check box's state. The sole purpose of the check box is to specify whether or not the installer will auto-generate self-signed certificates. Refer to the EnginFrame 2017 Administrator's Guide for details.

- Installing EnginFrame and EKM on the same machine may result in port conflicts. You may need to specify a port other than the default during the EnginFrame installation.

  Specifically, the following ports may need to be changed:

  Port for Tomcat: Change from 8080 to 8180

  Port at which RMI registry listens for requests: Change from 9999 to 8999

  Port at which EnginFrame agent listens for RMI requests: Change from 9998 to 8998

- Select Certificate as the authentication manager.

- When configuring the certificate authority, do not select Get username from client certificate.

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