- #Install spiceworks on a remote site how to#
- #Install spiceworks on a remote site install#
- #Install spiceworks on a remote site update#
To disable the remote installation as a remote collector, simply click on the “Disable Remote Collector Mode” link in the pink area, and things will switch back to normal. The remote site will then attempt to make a connection using the settings you entered, switch itself to HTTPS for communications, and assuming this works, continue with the next step. Hit save when you have your settings edited. In the pink area on the top of the new page, you will see text areas where you can enter the site name for the remote collection devices, the name or ip address of the central Spiceworks server, and the central server’s HTTP port. Edit the settings so that the remote server knows about the central server
#Install spiceworks on a remote site install#
Click on the “Yes, Make This Install A Remote Collector” linkĬlick on the “Yes, Make This Install A Remote Collector” link near the bottom of the page. Also, if you have a firewall with port forwarding, make sure you have the proper https port forwarded.
That adds url under a local remote named alias. You do that by running git remote add alias url. Using a web browser from each installation, make sure that you can at least connect to the HTTPS port of the other side. If you want to share a locally created repository, or you want to take contributions from someone elses repository - if you want to interact in any way with a new repository, its generally easiest to add it as a remote. You remote collector and central installation need to be on communicate with a TCP/IP connection. If you have more than one server or device, you will need to install the certificate on each server or device you need to secure.
#Install spiceworks on a remote site how to#
First, you’ll want to set up your User Portal, Email Settings and Active Directory Settings are configured. How to Install an SSL Certificate on a Remote Desktop Gateway server The following instructions will guide you through the SSL installation process on a Remote Desktop Gateway server. On your remote site – do not do a scan yet – Set up SpiceworksĭO NOT RUN A SCAN. Continue with the next steps to connect them together. You effectively now have two or more Spiceworks installations. The inventory data will be visible in your own spiceworks installation, this includes info like pc name, IP & MAC, hardware info, last user logged on, software installed and lots of other stuff but this info will be collected at the remote site based on a scan schedule you decide on (our remote site scans twice a day) and sent to your local.
#Install spiceworks on a remote site update#
Again, make sure your installation is at least up to 1 or simply update by running a fresh installation on top the existing installation. It simply has to be a Windows computer that has a (WAN) connection back to the central Spiceworks Installation. It is OK to have multiple installations of Spiceworks with the same user email address, so don’t worry about it.
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