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Installing and Upgrading IXIASOFT TEXTML Server 4.4 for Windows

Installing and Configuring IXIASOFT TEXTML Server 4.4
Upgrading IXIASOFT TEXTML Server from 4.3 to 4.4
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Installing and Configuring IXIASOFT TEXTML Server 4.4
Install Guide for administrators on how to install IXIA TEXTML Server 4.4 for their on-premise deployment.
Securing TEXTML Server communications
To secure connections to the IXIA TEXTML Server, you can enable:
Understanding user authentication
You can configure your installation to authenticate IXIA TEXTML Server users.
Enabling local authentication on TEXTML Server
To enable local authentication, you enable local authentication in the TEXTML Server configuration file.

Installing and Configuring IXIASOFT TEXTML Server 4.4
Install Guide for administrators on how to install IXIA TEXTML Server 4.4 for their on-premise deployment.
- Introduction
  The main component of the IXIA CCMS solution is the IXIA TEXTML Server. It must be installed and configured in a specific way for CCMS.
- Installing IXIASOFT TEXTML Server on Windows
  This section describes how to install IXIA TEXTML Server on Windows.
- Configuring the IXIASOFT TEXTML Server for IXIASOFT CCMS
- Securing TEXTML Server communications
  To secure connections to the IXIA TEXTML Server, you can enable:
  - Understanding user authentication
    You can configure your installation to authenticate IXIA TEXTML Server users.
    - Enabling Kerberos authentication (Windows only)
      To enable Kerberos authentication, you configure the IXIA TEXTML Server and client.
    - Enabling local authentication on TEXTML Server
      To enable local authentication, you enable local authentication in the TEXTML Server configuration file.
      - Configuring Windows to authenticate users
        By default, the IXIA TEXTML Server will use the local operating system to resolve the username and password provided.
      - Enable local authentication for
        To enable local user authentication, you modify the configuration using IXIA TEXTML Server.
    - Summary of authentication configuration
  - Securing communications using SSL
    You can use the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol to provide secure communications between the IXIA TEXTML Server and the IXIA CCMS components.
- Creating a docbase for IXIASOFT CCMS objects
  Now that you have configured the IXIA TEXTML Server, you can create the docbase that will contain the objects such as topics, maps, and images.

Enabling local authentication on TEXTML Server

To enable local authentication, you enable local authentication in the TEXTML Server configuration file.

No client configuration is required.

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