NextGen Connect

Training Installation Guide

Document Version 3.1

November 2018

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Contents
1 About This Guide ................................................................................................................................ 1
2 Initial Setup ......................................................................................................................................... 2
3 Java Runtime Environment (JRE) ...................................................................................................... 6
4 NextGen Connect ............................................................................................................................... 9
5 Notepad++ ........................................................................................................................................ 16
6 HL7 Inspector ................................................................................................................................... 23
7 FileZilla Server.................................................................................................................................. 29
8 FileZilla FTP Client ........................................................................................................................... 37
9 PostgreSQL ...................................................................................................................................... 41
10 SQuirreL SQL Client ......................................................................................................................... 53
11 Adobe Acrobat Reader DC ............................................................................................................... 70
12 PuTTY .............................................................................................................................................. 73
13 MIB Browser ..................................................................................................................................... 77

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1 About This Guide
The purpose of this guide is to provide step-by-step instructions for installing and configuring all of the
applications used in the NextGen Connect Fundamentals training class. By following the instructions in this
guide, you will be able to create an environment similar to that used in the training class on your own
Windows PC, thereby allowing you to complete all of the in-class labs on your own.

All of the files necessary for setup of the NextGen Connect Fundamentals training environment are available
on the USB drive that was provided to you during the training class. This guide assumes that you have that
USB drive available. Note, however, that all of the application setup files contained on the training USB
drive are also publicly available on the websites for each product. Each section in this guide indicates the
website from which you can download each application setup file. This allows you to download newer
version of the various applications, as applicable.

Because newer versions of the applications will become available, this guide uses a generic format when
indicating the name of the setup file for the application. For example, instead of providing the actual name
of the setup file for a particular version of NextGen Connect, such as mirthconnect-3.5.2.b204-windows-
x64.exe, the guide will name it as mirthconnect-X.Y.Z.bABC-windows-x64.exe.

Note that some applications require the prior installation of another application. For example, NextGen
Connect requires that the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) be installed already. For this reason, it is
recommended that you install the applications in the order specified in this guide.

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2 Initial Setup
About
The provided USB drive has the files necessary for completing the training labs, as well as the setup and
configuration files required for installing the required applications. You will need to copy these files to your
local computer and make few changes as necessary.

File Setup
1. View the folders in USB drive in Windows Explorer (Figure 2-1)

Figure 2-1 Contents of USB Drive

2. Make a subdirectory in the C: drive at the root level (C:\) named “Training”
3. Copy the contents of USB drive to the new “\Training” folder. It should now look like Figure 2-2:

Figure 2-2 Training Folder with Contents from USB Drive

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4. In “\Training” create three empty folders named “inbox”, “outbox” and “processed” (Figure 2-3)

Figure 2-3 Completed Training Folder

Command Prompt Setup

1. In the Windows Start menu, select All Programs > Accessories (Figure 2-4)

Figure 2-4 Command Prompt in Windows Start Menu

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2. In the Accessories folder, right-click on Command Prompt, and choose “Pin to Taskbar” from the context
menu
3. The Command Prompt now appears in your Taskbar (Figure 2-5)

Figure 2-5 Command Prompt in Windows Taskbar

4. Right-click the Command Prompt icon in the Taskbar, and select “Properties” from thee context menu
5. In the Command Prompt Properties dialog that appears (Figure 2-6), select the Shortcut tab if not
already selected
6. Modify the path in “Start in” to "%HOMEDRIVE%\Program Files\Mirth Connect" (including quotes)

Figure 2-6 Command Prompt Properties

7. Click OK to apply the changes

Services Setup
1. In the Windows Start menu, select All Programs > Administrative Tools
2. In the Administrative Tools folder, right-click on Services, and choose “Pin to Taskbar” from the context
menu

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3. Services now appears in your Taskbar (Figure 2-7).

Figure 2-7 Services Console in Windows Taskbar

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3 Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
About
Both the Connect Server and the Connect Administrator require Java to run. Prior to installing Connect, you
must install the Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE).

The setup file for the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is available in “/Training/Setup Files”. The 64-bit
setup file for Java is named as follows:

• jre-WuXYZ-windows-x64.exe

Note: During this installation guide, we avoid providing the version of application. Install the available version
provided in your Setup Files folder, simply replace the WXYZ with proper version numbers.

For information about which version of Java is required for a particular version of Connect, please visit
http://www.mirthcorp.com/community/wiki/display/mirth/System+Requirements.

The latest version of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) can be downloaded from:
https://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp.

Installation Process
1. Execute the JRE setup file. Once the installer starts, it will display the Welcome page of the Setup
Wizard (Figure 3-1)

Figure 3-1 Java Setup - Welcome

2. On the Welcome page, there is an option to change the destination folder. However, this is not
necessary. Leave that option unchecked and click the Install button. This will begin the installation
process. You can see the progress of the installation, as shown in Figure 3-2.

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 Figure 3-2 Java Setup - Progress

3. Once the installation process is complete (Figure 3-3), click the Close button to close the Setup Wizard.

Figure 3-3 Java Setup - Complete

4. (Optional) If you would like to verify that you have correctly installed Java, and your system recognizes
the correct version, you can do so from the Command Prompt
a. Open the Command Prompt window by selecting All Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt
from the Windows Start menu (or launch Command Prompt from the Taskbar, if configured as in
Initial Setup)
b. At the command prompt in the window that opens, type java –version and press the Enter key
c. Java should respond by outputting the version information of the Java Runtime Environment that you
just installed (Figure 3-4)

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 Figure 3-4 Displaying the Java Version from Command Prompt

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4 NextGen Connect
About
NextGen Connect is the primary application used in the training class. Prior to installing Connect, you must
install the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). See page 6 for the instructions to install Java.

The 64-bit setup file for Connect is named as follows:

• mirthconnect-X.Y.Z.bABC-windows-x64.exe

The latest version of Connect can be downloaded from:

https://www.nextgen.com/products-and-services/NextGen-Connect-Integration-Engine-Downloads

Installation Process
1. Open the installer. Once the installer starts, it will display the Welcome page of the Setup Wizard
(Figure 4-1). Click the Next button to proceed

Figure 4-1 Connect Setup - Welcome

2. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to accept the license agreement (Figure 4-2). Verify that the “I
accept the agreement” radio button is selected and click Next to proceed to the next step

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 Figure 4-2 Connect Setup - License Agreement

3. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to specify the folder where Connect will be installed (Figure 4-3). By
default, it installs Connect to “C:\Program Files\Mirth Connect”. Leave the destination directory as the
default path and click Next to proceed

Figure 4-3 Connect Setup - Select Destination Directory

4. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask which components you want to install (Figure 4-4). Leave all
components selected and click the Next to proceed.

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 Figure 4-4 Connect Setup - Select Components to Install

5. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask if you want to create a Start Menu folder, and if so, what you want to call
it (Figure 4-5). Leave all settings as their defaults and click Next to proceed.

Figure 4-5 Connect Setup - Select Start Menu Folder

6. Next, you will need to specify the network ports used by Connect (Figure 4-6). By default, these values
are 8080 for the Web Start Port, and 8443 for the Administrator port. Unless you have another
application running on your computer that uses either of those ports, leave these values as the defaults.
Otherwise, change either port value as necessary. Click Next to proceed.

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 Figure 4-6 Connect Setup - Network Ports

7. Depending on your security settings, you may receive a warning, as shown below in Figure 4-7. If you
see this warning dialog:
a. Check the box for “Private networks, such as my home or work network”
b. Un-check the box for “Public networks, such as those in airports and coffee shops”
c. Click the Allow access button

Figure 4-7 Windows Security Alert

8. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask to you specify the password requirements for Mirth Connect users
(Figure 4-8). Leave all settings as their defaults (a value of zero for each setting) and click Next to
proceed.

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 Figure 4-8 Connect Setup - Password Requirements

9. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to specify the paths for the Application Data and Logs directories
(Figure 4-9). Leave the default paths and click Next to proceed.

Figure 4-9 Connect Setup - Paths

10. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask if you wish to install the Connect server as a service (Figure 4-10).
Verify that the Install service box is checked and click Next to begin the installation process.

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 Figure 4-10 Connect Setup – Service

11. As Connect is installing, the Setup Wizard will display the progress (Figure 4-11). Allow the installation
to complete.

Figure 4-11 Connect Setup - Installing

12. Once installation is complete, the Setup Wizard will ask if you want to run the Connect Server Manager
or view the README file (Figure 4-12). Uncheck only the box for viewing the README file. Click Finish
to complete the setup.

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 Figure 4-12 Connect Setup - Installation Complete

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5 Notepad++
About
Notepad++ is a robust, full-featured open source text editor. We use this text editor to view and edit various
files during the training.

Note that installation of Notepad++ is optional. If you would prefer, you could instead use Windows’ built-in
text editor, Notepad, or use a different text editor of your choice. Notepad++, however, has many distinct
advantages over Notepad. One problem with Notepad is that it will only properly display new lines if the file
the defined Windows newline characters, CRLF (carriage return, followed by a line feed). However, HL7
message files will typically only contain CR characters, as that is the standard HL7 segment delimiter.
Notepad++ recognizes all of the common newline characters combinations (CR, LF, CRLF).

Notepad++ also includes other useful features, such as syntax highlighting and code completion based on
file type.

The 64-bit setup file for Notepad++ is named as follows:

• Notepad++ X.Y.Z Installer x64.exe

The latest version of Notepad++ can be downloaded from:

http://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/

Installation Process
1. Open the installer for Notepad++. Once the installer starts, it will ask which language you wish to use for
the installer (Figure 5-1).

Figure 5-1 Notepad++ Installer – Language

2. Select your desired language and click the OK button to proceed. This will display the installer’s
Welcome page (Figure 5-2). Click Next button to proceed.

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 Figure 5-2 Notepad++ Installer – Welcome

3. Next, the Installer will ask you to accept the license agreement (Figure 5-3). Click the “I Agree” button to
accept the agreement and continue to the next step.

Figure 5-3 Notepad++ Installer - License Agreement

4. The next page of the installer asks for the folder path for where you would like to install Notepad++
(Figure 5-4). Leave the folder path as the default and click Next to continue.

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 Figure 5-4 Notepad++ Installer - Choose Install Location

5. Next, the installer will ask which components you want to install (Figure 5-5). Leave the default
selections and click Next to continue.

Figure 5-5 Notepad++ Installer - Choose Components Page 1

6. On the Choose Components page (Figure 5-6), check the box for “Create Shortcut on Desktop”

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 Figure 5-6 Notepad++ Installer - Choose Components Page 2

7. Click the Install button to begin the installation process (Figure 5-7)

Figure 5-7 Notepad++ Installer - Installing

8. Once the installation completes, the final page of the setup wizard will appear (Figure 5-8). Leave the
box for Run Notepad++ checked and click Finish to close the installer. Proceed to the next section to
customize your Notepad++ settings.

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 Figure 5-8 Notepad++ Installer - Complete

Notepad++ Customization
Once the installation process completes, Notepad++ will open. You will now need to change the
configuration for Notepad++ to add some file associations. This will allow the files that we commonly view in
the training class to automatically open in Notepad++.

1. In Notepad++, open the configuration preferences by selecting Preferences… from the Settings menu.
This displays the Preferences dialog (Figure 5-9).

Figure 5-9 Notepad++ Preferences - General

2. In the list box on the left-hand side of the Preferences dialog, select File Association. This displays the
file association options for Notepad++ (Figure 5-10).

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 Figure 5-10 Notepad++ Preferences - File Association

3. For each extension category and associated extensions listed below in Table 5-1, perform the following
steps:

Extension Extensions
Category
Notepad .txt, .log
Web script .js, .xml
Fortran, TeX, SQL .sql
Table 5-1 Standard File Extensions

a. In the dialog’s list box that appears directly below the “Supported exts:” label, click the category
listed in the Extension Category column of Table 5-1. You will now see the available extensions for
that category listed in the box just to the right of the category box. For example, upon selecting
“Notepad”, you should see “.txt”, “.log”, and “.ini”.
b. For each extension listed in the Extensions column of Table 5-1, click the extension to select it and
then click the right arrow button (->) to add it to the “Registered exts:” list.
4. Add the necessary custom file associations
a. In the dialog’s list box that appears directly below the “Supported exts:” label, select
“customize”category
b. In the small text box to the right of the category list, type .hl7
c. Click the right arrow button (->) to add the extension to the “Registered exts” list
d. Repeat steps b and c above to also add these extensions:
• .csv
• .properties
5. Verify that the following extensions now appear in the “Registered extensions” list box in the dialog, as
shown in Figure 5-11:
.txt, .log, .js, .xml, .sql, .hl7, .csv, .properties

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 Figure 5-11 Notepad++ Preferences - File Association with Customized Settings

6. Click Close to close the Preferences dialog

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6 HL7 Inspector
About
HL7 Inspector is a third-party open source application developed by elomagic. It can be used to both send
and receive HL7 version 2.x messages over a TCP/IP-based connection, such as MLLP. It displays
imported messages in a tree structure, allowing you to view the various levels of an HL7 message (segment,
field, component). HL7 Inspector also provides some very basic message editing capabilities.

The setup file for HL7 Inspector is named as follows:

• HL7 Inspector X.Y.Z.XYZ Setup.exe

For more information about using HL7 Inspector, and to download the latest version, visit
http://www.elomagic.de.

Installation Process
1. Open the installer for HL7 Inspector. Once the installer starts, it will display the Welcome page of the
Setup Wizard (Figure 6-1). Click the Next button to proceed.

Figure 6-1 HL7 Inspector Setup - Welcome

2. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to accept the license agreement (Figure 6-2). Click the “I Agree”
button to proceed to the next step.

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 Figure 6-2 HL7 Inspector Setup - License Agreement

3. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you which components to install (Figure 6-3). There is actually nothing
to change on this page, so just click Next to proceed.

Figure 6-3 HL7 Inspector Setup - Choose Components

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4. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to specify the folder where HL7 Inspector will be installed (Figure
6-4). Leave the destination directory as the default path, and click Next to begin the installation process.

Figure 6-4 HL7 Inspector Setup - Choose Install Location

5. Upon completion of the installation, you will see the Installation finished page of the Setup Wizard
(Figure 6-5). Click Next.

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 Figure 6-5 HL7 Inspector Setup - Installation Finished

6. Finally, the Setup Wizard displays a page indicating that installation is complete (Figure 6-6). Leave the
box for “Run elomagic HL7 Inspector…” checked, and then click Finish to close the setup application.
Proceed to the next section to customize HL7 Inspector.

Figure 6-6 HL7 Inspector Setup - Installation Complete

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HL7 Inspector Customization
Once the installation process completes, you will need to perform some basic configuration for HL7
Inspector.

1. If HL7 Inspector did not automatically open when the installer completed, open it from the Windows Start
Menu, by selecting All Programs > HL7 Inspector > HL7 Inspector.
2. If HL7 Inspector opens properly, skip to Step 4 on page 28
3. If you see the Missing Shortcut dialog shown below in Figure 6-7, fix the shortcut by performing the
following steps:

Figure 6-7 Missing Shortcut Dialog

a. Click the Browse… button

b. Windows will attempt to find the required Java executable for you. If it is able to find it, you will see
the dialog shown below Figure 6-8. If you see this dialog, click the “Fix it” button. HL7 Inspector
should now open.

Figure 6-8 Problem with Shortcut Dialog

c. If Windows is unable to automatically find the Java executable, you will need to manually browse to
it. Using the Explorer folder browser (Figure 6-9), browse to the location of the javaw.exe file. If you
used the default directory when installing Java in chapter 3, this path will be C:\Program
Files\Java\jreX\bin.

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 Figure 6-9 Browsing to the Java Executable

d. Once you find the javaw.exe file, select it and click the Open button. HL7 Inspector should now
open.
4. Pin HL7 Inspector to the Windows Taskbar (optional)
a. Find the HL7 Inspector application in the Windows Start Menu (All Programs > HL7 Inspector)
b. Right-click the menu item for the HL7 Inspector application
c. Select Pin to Taskbar from the context menu
d. You should now see HL7 Inspector in your Taskbar

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7 FileZilla Server
About
FileZilla Server is a third-party open source FTP server developed as part of the FileZilla Project.
Installation of this application is optional. It is only used for the file connectors lab as the destination for that
channel. Alternatively, you can complete that lab by configuring the File Writer to write to your local file
system, instead of connecting to an FTP server.

The setup file for FileZilla Server is named as follows:

• FileZilla_Server-X_Y_ZZ.exe

For more information about using FileZilla Server, and to download the latest version, visit:
http://filezilla-project.org.

Installation Process
1. Open the installer for FileZilla Server. Once the installer starts, it will display the License Agreement
page of the Setup Wizard (Figure 7-1). Click the “I Agree” button to continue.

Figure 7-1 FileZilla Server Setup - License Agreement

2. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you which components to install (Figure 7-2). Leave the default
selections and click Next to proceed.

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 Figure 7-2 FileZilla Server Setup - Choose Components

3. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to specify the folder where FileZilla Server will be installed (Figure
7-3). Leave the destination directory as the default path and click Next to proceed.

Figure 7-3 FileZilla Server Setup - Choose Install Location

4. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask for the startup settings for the server (Figure 7-4). Leave all settings as
the default values and click Next to proceed.

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 Figure 7-4 FileZilla Server Setup - Startup Settings (Server)

5. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask for the startup settings for the server’s user interface (Figure 7-5). Leave
all settings as the default values and click Install to begin the installation process (Figure 7-6).

Figure 7-5 FileZilla Server Setup - Startup Settings (Interface)

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 Figure 7-6 FileZilla Server Setup - Installing

6. Finally, the Setup Wizard will indicate that the installation process is complete (Figure 7-7). Click Close
to close the installer. After a few seconds, the user interface for the FileZilla Server should open.
Proceed to the next section to perform the required customizations for the FileZilla Server.

Figure 7-7 FileZilla Server Setup - Installation Complete

FileZilla Server Customization

At this point, FileZilla Server should be installed and running as a service. You will now need to perform
some basic customization of FileZilla Server to create an FTP user.

1. Using Windows Explorer, create a home directory for your FTP user. For example, “C:\FTP\home”.

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2. Within the home directory created in Step 1, create a new folder called “outbox”.
3. The FileZilla Server Interface (Figure 7-8) should have automatically opened at the end of the installation
process. However, if it has not, or if you had previously closed it, open it by double-clicking the FileZilla
Server icon in the Notification Area (Figure 7-9).

Figure 7-8 FileZilla Server Interface

Figure 7-9 FileZilla Server in Notification Area

4. Create a new FTP user in the FileZilla Server Interface

5. In the FileZilla Server Interface, select Users from the Edit top-level menu. This will open the Users
dialog (Figure 7-10)

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 Figure 7-10 FileZilla Server Interface - Users

6. In the Page list on the left-hand side of the Users dialog, ensure that “General” is selected
7. Click the Add button underneath the empty Users list on the right-hand side of the dialog. This will open
the Add user account dialog (Figure 7-11)

Figure 7-11 FileZilla Server Interface - Add User Account

8. In the dialog’s text field, type the name of the FTP user that you’d like to create. This can be any name
that you would like. However, to correspond to the lab book, use sX, where X is the student number that
were assigned for the class. For example, if your student number is 13, type s13
9. Click OK to close the dialog and add the user. You should now see the user listed in the Users dialog
(Figure 7-12)

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 Figure 7-12 FileZilla Server Interface - Users (with User Created)

10. Under Account Settings, check the Password box and type a password for the user. This can be any
password you choose. However, to correspond with the lab book, type abc12345
11. Next, assign the user’s home folder
a. With the Users dialog still open, select “Shared folders” in the Page list on the left-hand side of the
dialog (Figure 7-13)

Figure 7-13 FileZilla Server Interface - Shared Folders

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 b. Click the Add button underneath the Shared folders list. This opens a dialog that allows you to
browse to a folder (Figure 7-14)

Figure 7-14 FileZilla Server Interface - Browse for Folder

c. Browse to the folder created in Step 1, select it, and click OK to save the selection
d. You should now see the folder path appear in the Shared folders list (Figure 7-15)

Figure 7-15 FileZilla Server Interface - Shared Folders with Home Directory

e. Check all of the boxes listed under Files and Directories to the right of the Shared folders list, as
shown in Figure 7-15
f. Click OK to close the dialog and save the settings
12. Close the FileZilla Server Interface to complete the setup

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8 FileZilla FTP Client
About
FileZilla is a third-party open source FTP client developed as part of the FileZilla Project. It can be used to
connect to a remote file system using either the FTP or SFTP protocol. It is used in the file connectors lab of
the Connect Fundamentals training class.

The 64-bit setup file for FileZilla Server is named as follows:

• FileZilla_W.X.Y.Z_win64-setup.exe

For more information about using FileZilla, and to download the latest version, visit http://filezilla-project.org.

Installation Process
1. Open the installer for FileZilla. Once the installer starts, it will display the License Agreement page of
the Setup Wizard (Figure 8-1) Click the “I Agree” button to continue.

Figure 8-1 FileZilla Setup - License Agreement

2. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask for which users the application should be installed (Figure 8-2). Leave
as the default setting (for all users) and click Next to proceed.

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 Figure 8-2 FileZilla Setup - Choose Configuration Options

3. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you which components to install (Figure 8-3). In addition to the
components that are selected by default (Icon sets, Language files, and Shell Extension), select Desktop
Icon. Click Next to proceed.

Figure 8-3 FileZilla Setup - Choose Components

4. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to specify the folder where FileZilla Server will be installed (Figure
8-4). Leave the destination directory as the default path and click Next to proceed.

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 Figure 8-4 FileZilla Setup - Choose Install Location

5. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask for the Start Menu folder into which to place the application’s shortcuts
(Figure 8-5). Leave as the default (FileZilla FTP Client) and click Install to begin the installation process
(Figure 8-6).

Figure 8-5 FileZilla Setup - Choose Start Menu Folder

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 Figure 8-6 FileZilla Setup - Installing

6. Finally, the Setup Wizard will indicate that the installation process is complete (Figure 8-7). Uncheck the
box for “Start FileZilla now” and click Close to close the installer.

Figure 8-7 FileZilla Setup - Installation Complete

7. Pin FileZilla FTP Client to the Windows Taskbar (optional)

a. Find the FileZilla FTP Client application in the Windows Start Menu (All Programs > FileZilla FTP
Client)
b. Right-click the menu item for the FileZilla FTP Client application
c. Select “Pin to Taskbar” from the context menu
d. You should now see FileZilla FTP Client in your Taskbar

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9 PostgreSQL
About
PostgreSQL is an open source object-relational database management system, developed by the
PostgreSQL Global Development Group. It is the primary database used in the training class, both to
demonstrate Connect’s database connectors, as well as to show how to switch Connect’s backend
database.

The 64-bit setup file for PostgreSQL is named as follows:

• postgresql-W.X.Y-Z-windows-x64.exe

For more information about PostgreSQL, as well as the latest release downloads, visit www.postgresql.com.

The following are the instructions for:

• Installing the PostgreSQL database server

• Using PostgreSQL’s pgAdmin III tool to create the required databases and database users

Installation Process
1. Open the installer on your system. Once the installer starts, it will display the Welcome page of the
Setup Wizard (Figure 9-1). Click Next to proceed.

Figure 9-1 PostgreSQL Setup – Welcome

2. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to specify the installation directory for PostgreSQL (Figure 9-2).
Leave the directory path as the default and click Next to proceed to the next step.

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 Figure 9-2 PostgreSQL Setup - Installation Directory

3. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to specify the data directory for the database’s data files (Figure
9-3). Leave the directory path as the default and click Next to proceed.

Figure 9-3 PostgreSQL Setup - Data Directory

4. Next, you will need to specify a password for the database superuser (postgres) (Figure 9-4)
a. Type the password abc12345 (or another password of your choice) in the Password text box

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 b. Retype the password in the Retype password text box
c. Click Next to proceed

Figure 9-4 PostgreSQL Setup - Password

5. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to specify the listening port for the server (Figure 9-5). Leave this
setting as the default value of 5432 and click Next to proceed.

Figure 9-5 PostgreSQL Setup - Port

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6. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to select the locale for the database cluster (Figure 9-6). Leave the
setting as the default locale and click Next to proceed.

Figure 9-6 PostgreSQL Setup - Advanced Options

7. PostgreSQL is now ready to install (Figure 9-7). Click Next to continue with installation.

Figure 9-7 PostgreSQL Setup - Ready to Install

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8. As the installation process continues, you will see the Setup Wizard display the progress (Figure 9-8).
Once the installation is complete, click Next to proceed to the final page.

Figure 9-8 PostgreSQL Setup – Installing

9. On the Setup Wizard’s final page, you will be asked if you would now like to launch Stack Builder (Figure
9-9). Stack Builder is used to install additional tools, drivers and applications. However, these are not
needed for the Connect Training installation. Un-check the box for Stack Builder and click Finish to
complete the installation and close the Setup Wizard.

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 Figure 9-9 PostgreSQL Setup - Completing

PostgreSQL Customization
Once the installation process completes, you will need to use an application called pgAdmin III to add a
database user and two database instances used in the training class. The pgAdmin III application was
automatically installed as part of the process that you just completed.

Note: It is important that enter the values as specified in all of the following steps, as these same values are
used in the labs, as well as other configurations.

1. Launch the pgAdmin III application by selecting Start > All Programs > PostgreSQL X.Y > pgAdmin III
from the Windows Start menu (Figure 9-10).

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 Figure 9-10 pgAdmin III

2. In the Object browser tree in the left-hand pane, select the server named PostgreSQL X.Y
(localhost:5432). Right-click on the server and select Connect from the context menu.
3. In the dialog that appears, type the password that you set in Step 4 of the installation process (page
422), and click OK (Figure 9-11)

Figure 9-11 pgAdmin III - Connect to Server

4. You should now see components of your database server displayed in the Object browser tree beneath
the server node “PostgreSQL X.Y (localhost:5432)” (Figure 9-12)

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 Figure 9-12 pgAdmin III - Connection to Database Server

5. Add a new user/login role for mirthtraining

a. In the Object browser tree, right-click on the “Login Roles” node and select “New Login Role…” from
the context menu. This displays the New Login Role dialog (Figure 9-13).

Figure 9-13 pgAdmin III - New Login Role - Properties

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 b. On the Properties tab of the dialog, for the Role name property, type mirthtraining
c. On the Definition tab of the dialog (Figure 9-14), type the password for the user as
mirthtraining. Retype the password again in the Password (again) text box.

Figure 9-14 pgAdmin III - New Login Role - Definition

d. Next, set the privileges for the login role by clicking the Role privileges tab. Check the Superuser
box and leave all other options as their defaults. The selections should now appear as in Figure
9-15.

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 Figure 9-15 pgAdmin III - New Login Role - Role Privileges

e. Click OK to save the changes and close the dialog. You should now see mirthtraining as a login role
in the Object browser tree.
6. Next, create the mirthtraining database
a. In the Object browser tree, right-click on the Databases object, and select “New Database…” from
the context menu. This opens the New Database dialog (Figure 9-16)

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 Figure 9-16 pgAdmin III - New Database - Properties

b. On the Properties tab, for the database Name, type mirthtraining

c. Select the mirthtraining user in the Owner drop-down list
d. Click OK to save the changes and close the dialog. You should now see mirthtraining as a database
in the Object browser tree.
7. Next, create the mirthdb database. These are the same steps used to create the mirthtraining database
in Step e.
a. In the Object browser tree, right-click on the Databases object, and select New Database… from the
context menu. This opens the New Database dialog (Figure 9-16)
b. On the Properties tab, for the database Name, type mirthdb
c. Select the mirthtraining user in the Owner drop-down list
d. Click the OK button to save the changes and close the dialog. You should now see mirthdb as a
database in the Object browser tree.
8. At this point, the configuration is complete. In the Object browser tree, you should now see mirthdb and
mirthtraining listed as databases, and mirthtraining listed as a login role (Figure 9-17). Exit the
application by selecting Exit from the File menu.

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 Figure 9-17 pgAdmin III - Configuration Complete

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10 SQuirreL SQL Client
About
SQuirreL SQL Client is an open source graphical database administration tool that allows users to execute
SQL commands against, and view the structure and data of, any JDBC-compliant database. It is the
primary tool used in the training class to view the contents of the database tables used in various database-
related labs.

The setup file for SQuirreL SQL Client is named as follows:

• squirrel-sql-X.Y.Z-standard.jar

For more information about SQuirreL SQL Client, as well as the latest release downloads, visit
http://squirrel-sql.sourceforge.net.

Included in the setup for SQuirreL SQL Client are the following sub-sections:

• Installation
• Configuration
o Adding drivers
o Adding database aliases
• Create Database Tables
o Executing scripts to create required tables

Installation Process
1. Execute the installer for SQuirreL SQL Client. Once the installer starts, it will display the Welcome page
of the Setup Wizard (Figure 10-1). Click Next to proceed.

Figure 10-1 SQuirreL SQL Client Setup – Welcome

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2. Next, the Setup Wizard will display some information about the application, its requirements, and
optional plug-ins (Figure 10-2). Click Next to proceed.

Figure 10-2 SQuirreL SQL Client Setup - Information

3. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to specify the folder where SQuirreL SQL Client will be installed
(Figure 10-3). Leave the installation path as the default value and click Next.

Figure 10-3 SQuirreL SQL Client Setup - Installation Path

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4. Before proceeding to the next page, the Setup Wizard ask you to confirm that the specified target
directory will be created (Figure 10-4). Click OK to confirm.

Figure 10-4 SQuirreL SQL Client Setup - Target Directory Confirmation

5. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to select which optional components you wish to include in the
installation (Figure 10-5). In addition to the default selection (Standard), select the following two
components:
• Optional Plugin – Derby
• Optional Plugin - PostgreSQL

Figure 10-5 SQuirreL SQL Client Setup - Select Components

6. Click Next to begin the installation process (Figure 10-6).

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 Figure 10-6 SQuirreL SQL Client Setup - Installation in Progress

7. Once the installation progress indicates that the installation is finished (Figure 10-7), click Next to
proceed with post-installation options.

Figure 10-7 SQuirreL SQL Client Setup - Installation Finished

8. The Setup Wizard will now ask you to specify the options for creating shortcuts (Figure 10-8). Check the
box for “Create additional shortcuts on the desktop” and leave all of the other settings as their defaults.
Click Next to proceed.

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 Figure 10-8 SQuirreL SQL Client Setup - Shortcuts

9. Finally, the Setup Wizard will indicate that the installation process is complete (Figure 10-9). Click Done
to close the installer.

Figure 10-9 SQuirreL SQL Client Setup - Complete

Configuration – Add Drivers

Once the installation is complete, you will need to configure the SQuirreL SQL Client to use the correct
database drivers for Apache Derby and PostgreSQL.

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1. Run SQuirreL SQL Client by selecting it from the Windows Start menu, in the SQuirreL SQL Client
folder.
2. The first time that you run SQuirreL SQL Client, it will display its Help window (Figure 10-10). Close the
window.

Figure 10-10 SQuirreL SQL Client – SQuirreL SQL Client Help (Welcome Page)

3. Once you dismiss the Help window, you will see the main window in SQuirreL (Figure 10-11)

Figure 10-11 SQuirreL SQL Client – Main Window

4. Click the Drivers tab along the left side of the Window to open the Driver panel (Figure 10-12)

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 Figure 10-12 SQuirreL SQL Client – Drivers Panel

5. Select the "Apache Derby Embedded" driver by clicking it (Figure 10-12)

6. To modify the Apache Derby driver, click the tool button with the pencil just above the list of drivers.
This will display the Change Driver dialog for the Apache Derby Embedded driver (Figure 10-13).

Figure 10-13 SQuirreL SQL Client – Change Driver Dialog for Apache Derby Driver

7. Click the “Extra Class Path” tab (Figure 10-14)

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 Figure 10-14 SQuirreL SQL Client – Change Driver Dialog – Extra Class Path

8. Click Add and use the file browser to navigate to the following path:
C:\Program Files\Mirth Connect\server-lib\database
9. Choose the driver file for Derby with name derby-W.X.Y.Z.jar in that folder (Figure 10-15), and click
Open

Figure 10-15 SQuirreL SQL Client – Selecting the Apache Derby Driver File

10. You should now see the path to the driver file listed in the Extra Class Path tab (Figure 10-16). Click OK
to confirm the changes close the dialog.

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 Figure 10-16 SQuirreL SQL Client – Adding Apache Derby Driver

11. In the Drivers list, you should now see a checkmark beside the Apache Embedded driver indicating that
you have configured a valid driver file (Figure 10-17)

Figure 10-17 SQuirreL SQL Client – Apache Derby Embedded Driver Enabled

12. Next, configure the driver for PostgreSQL. In the Drivers list, select “PostgreSQL” (Figure 10-18)

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 Figure 10-18 SQuirreL SQL Client – Adding the PostgreSQL Driver

13. To modify the PostgreSQL driver, click the tool button with the pencil just above the list of drivers. This
will display the Change Driver dialog for the PostgreSQL driver (Figure 10-19)

Figure 10-19 SQuirreL SQL Client – Change Driver Dialog Driver for PostgreSQL

14. Click the “Extra Class Path” tab (Figure 10-20)

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 Figure 10-20 SQuirreL SQL Client – Change Driver Dialog – Extra Class Path

15. Click Add and use the file browser to navigate to the following path:
\Program Files\Mirth Connect\server-lib\database
Note: The file browser should already be in the database folder if you already added the Apache Derby
driver
16. Choose the driver for PostgreSQL with name postgresql-W.X.Y.jdbcZ.jar in that folder (Figure 10-21),
and click Open

Figure 10-21 SQuirreL SQL Client – Selecting the PostgreSQL Driver File

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17. You should now see the path to the driver file listed in the Extra Class Path tab (Figure 10-22). Click OK
to confirm the changes close the dialog.

Figure 10-22 SQuirreL SQL Client – Adding PostgreSQL Driver

18. In the Drivers list, you should now see a checkmark beside the PostgreSQL driver indicating that you
have configured a valid driver file (Figure 10-23)

Figure 10-23 SQuirreL SQL Client –PostgreSQL Driver Enabled

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Configuration – Add Database Aliases
Once you have configured the drivers for Derby and PostgreSQL, you will next need to add the aliases and
corresponding connection information for the actual databases used in the training class. The training USB
drive that you were provided contains the configuration file that can be used to add these aliases to
SQuirreL SQL Client.

1. Exit the SQuirreL SQL Client application

2. Using Windows Explorer, browse to the “\Training\Setup Files” folder
3. View the contents of the file named “SQuirreL SQL Client Configuration for Mirth Connect X.Y.Z.zip” by
double-clicking it.
4. You should see a single folder named “SQuirreL SQL Client Configuration”. View the contents of this
folder by double-clicking it. Windows Explorer now displays the following two files, as shown in Figure
10-24:
• SQLAliases23.xml
• SQLDrivers.xml

Figure 10-24 Contents of SQuirreL SQL Client Configuration Zip File

5. Copy the file named “SQLAliases23.xml” by selecting it and pressing Ctrl+C

6. Navigate to the folder “\Users\<User Name>\.squirrel-sql” (Figure 10-25)
Note: In the above path, replace <User Name> with your Windows user name

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 Figure 10-25 SQuirreL SQL Client Configuration Folder

7. In this folder, you should see a file named “SQLAliases23.xml”. Press Ctrl+V to paste the version of this
file that you copied from the zip file in Step 5 on page 65 to overwrite this file. When Windows displays a
prompt indicating that the file already exists, click “Copy and Replace” to overwrite the existing file.
8. Open SQuirreL SQL Client once again. In the Aliases panel, you should now see four database aliases
listed, as shown in Figure 10-26:

Figure 10-26 SQuirreL SQL Client – Database Aliases for Connect Training

Configuration – Create Database Tables

In this section, you will execute the scripts necessary to create the required database tables used in the
training class.

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1. In the Aliases list in SQuirreL SQL Client, select “Mirth Training Database” (Figure 10-27)

Figure 10-27 SQuirreL SQL Client – Selecting a Database Alias

2. In the Aliases toolbar, click the Connect button. This is the leftmost button in the toolbar that looks like a
plug. Alternatively, you can right-click on the alias and select Connect from the context menu that
appears.
3. In the dialog that appears (Figure 10-28), click Connect. There is no need to change the User or
Password information.

Figure 10-28 SQuirreL SQL Client – Connecting to the Mirth Training Database

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4. If you see the following dialog (Figure 10-29), select “Don’t show this message again” and click Close.
SQuirreL SQL Client should now be connected to the Mirth Training Database.

Figure 10-29 Create Database Table - Alias dialogue box

5. Next, use Windows Explorer to navigate “\Training\SQL” (Figure 10-30)

Figure 10-30 SQL Scripts in Training SQL Folder

6. Open the file “Patients Table.sql” file using Notepad++

7. Select the entire contents of the file, and use Ctrl+C to copy the contents
8. In SQuirreL SQL Client, select the SQL tab and use Ctrl+V to paste the text into the SQL editor (Figure
10-31)

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 Figure 10-31 SQuirreL SQL Client – SQL Script for Patients Table in SQL Editor

9. Select all of the text in the SQL editor, and execute the script by either clicking the Run SQL button in
the SQL editor toolbar (the button the looks like a man running) or by pressing Ctrl+Enter
10. Delete all of the script text in the SQL editor
11. Repeat Steps 6-10 for the files “New Patients Table.sql” and “Languages Table.sql”, also found in
“\Training\SQL”

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11 Adobe Acrobat Reader DC
About
Adobe Acrobat Reader is an application for viewing and printing PDF documents. This application is
required to view the output of the Document Writer destination connecter, which creates PDFs. Additionally,
some of the provided reference files are in PDF format.

Please note Adobe Acrobat Reader is commonly pre-installed on many computers. Before beginning the
installation process for Adobe Acrobat Reader, check to see if it is already available on your computer.

The name of the setup file for Adobe Acrobat Reader is as follows:

• Adobe Reader DCXYZ_en_US.exe

For more information about using Adobe Acrobat Reader, and to download the latest version, visit
https://get.adobe.com/reader/.

Installation Process
1. Open the installer for Adobe Acrobat Reader. Once the installer starts, the wizard will prepare for
installation by extracting the required files (Figure 11-1)

Figure 11-1 Adobe Acrobat Reader Setup - Preparing Installation

2. Once the installation files have been extracted, the setup wizard will ask if you want to change the
installation folder (Figure 11-3). Leave the destination folder as the default and click Install to proceed
with the installation.

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 Figure 11-2 Adobe Acrobat Reader Setup – Change Destination Folder

3. The setup wizard will then begin the installation process, and display the progress (Figure 11-3)

Figure 11-3 Adobe Acrobat Reader Setup - Installation progress

4. Once setup is complete (Figure 11-4), click Finish to exit the installer

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 Figure 11-4 Adobe Acrobat Reader Setup – Setup Complete

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12 PuTTY
About
PuTTY is an SSH and Telnet client application. It is only used as part of the Appliance training course and
is therefore optional for the Connect training course.

The setup file for PuTTY is named as follows:

• putty-X.Y-installer.exe

For more information about using PuTTY, and to download the latest version, visit http://www.putty.org.

Installation Process
1. Open the installer for PuTTY. Once the installer starts, it will display the Welcome page of the Setup
Wizard (Figure 12-1). Click Next to continue.

Figure 12-1 PuTTY Setup – Welcome

2. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to specify the folder where PuTTY will be installed (Figure 12-2).
Leave the destination directory as the default folder and click Next to proceed.

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 Figure 12-2 PuTTY Setup - Select Destination Location

3. The Setup Wizard will then ask you to select the Start menu folder (Figure 12-3). Keep the default value
and click Next to proceed.

Figure 12-3 PuTTY Setup - Select Start Menu Folder

4. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to select any additional tasks to be performed as part of setup
(Figure 12-4). Select “Create a desktop icon for PuTTY” and “For all users”. Also select “Create a Quick
Launch icon for PuTTY (current user only)”. Leave all other settings as their defaults. Click Next to
proceed.

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 Figure 12-4 PuTTY Setup - Select Additional Tasks

5. The Setup Wizard will now show the selected settings and indicate that it is ready to install (Figure 12-5).
Click Install to begin the installation

Figure 12-5 PuTTY Setup - Ready to Install

6. The Setup Wizard will display the progress of the installation (Figure 12-6)

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 Figure 12-6 PuTTY Setup – Installing

7. Finally, the Setup Wizard will complete installation (Figure 12-7). Un-check the option to “View
README.txt” and click Finish to exit the installer.

Figure 12-7 PuTTY Setup - Complete

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13 MIB Browser
About
MIB Browser is an application for managing network devices and applications using the SNMP protocol. It is
only used as part of the Appliance training course and is therefore optional for the Connect training course.

The setup file for iReasoning MIB Browser is named as follows:

• iReasoning MIB Browser X.Y Setup.exe

For more information about using iReasoning MIB Browser, and to download the latest version, visit
http://www.ireasoning.com/mibbrowser.shtml

Installation Process
1. Open the installer for iReasoning MIB Browser. The Setup Wizard will ask you to accept the license
agreement (Figure 13-1). Click “I Agree”.

Figure 13-1 MIB Browser Setup – License Agreement

2. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you which components you wish to install (Figure 13-2). Keep the
default selections and click Next.

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 Figure 13-2 MIB Browser Setup – Choose Components

3. Next, the Setup Wizard will ask you to select the installation location (Figure 13-3). Keep the default
path and click Install to begin the installation process.

Figure 13-3 MIB Browser Setup – Choose Installation Folder Location

4. The Setup Wizard will display the progress of the installation (Figure 13-4)

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 Figure 13-4 MIB Browser Setup – Installation in Progress

5. Once the installation process has completed (Figure 13-5), click Close to exit the Setup Wizard

Figure 13-5 The iReasoning MIB Browser Setup - Installation Complete

6. Upon closing the Setup Wizard, you will be prompted to launch MID Browser (Figure 13-6). Click No.

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 Figure 13-6 The iReasoning MIB Browser Setup - Launch MIB Browser

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