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Installation of Creative Cloud Connector on the local machine:

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The extension can be installed in two ways:

  • From the Adobe Exchange portal Adobe Exchange portal, search for "Digizuite Creative Cloud Connector". Then follow continue the installation from there.
  • Install Or you can install the extension manually. :
    Request the connector from your contact person at Digizuite. They will give you the connector as a zip file (: creative-cloud-connector.zip)
    Dependent on the system, unzip the files and place the files as follows (you need to create a new folder) - Make sure to only put the files in here:
    • on Windows computers: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions\com.digizuite.creative-cloud-connector
    • on macOS computersMacOS~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions/com.digizuite.creative-cloud-connector

Install proxy website

This version of the connector uses the MM5 config manager prior , as opposed to the previous version versions which had it their own config manager area.

You have two options either you use choices for which config manager you want to use:

  1. Use the MM5 url as the starting point for the Creative Cloud Connector

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  1. Or set up a proxy website,

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  1. which allows you to control the config version

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  1. id of the site

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  1. . This allows you to configure CCC to use another configuration than the MM. If you choose to do this, then follow the following installations steps.

Step 1: Preparation

To initialize the installation it is important to to , do the following steps:

  1. Copy the provided archive into zip file to your server and unzip into a new foldefolder.
  2. Create In the "Webs" folder (usually located on C:\webs) create a new folder with the , and call it the same as the URL you wish for your CCC to be accessible through. (In other words: The name matching the DNS record for Adobe CC the Creative Cloud Connector in the location that your IIS server has the access to)
  3. . This location is usually the folder named "Webs" (usually C:/Webs is used, but it can also be located on a different drive).
    Alternative An alternative method of finding the relevant "Webs" folder is by using Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. In order to do that, you need to:
    1. unfold Unfold the menu with the server name
    2. unfold Unfold "Sites"
    3. right Right click on the name of one of the existing Digizuite products, for example your DAM center
    4. click Click "Explore"
  4. The folder named "Digizuite Adobe Creative Cloud Connector (version)" is used for setting up the proxy website. After unpacking it, you need to place its contents into the folder created in the previous step.
  5. Create a new folder with the same name as your DNS record in the folder "LogFiles". You will need to specify the path to the newly created folder in one of the following steps.

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PlaceholderDescription
ApiDomainYou need to replace ApiDomain with the base Domain of the DAM Center that Media Manager 5 should be connected to.
ProductVersion

The version of the product that has been installed.

Example: 5.0.0-1404

VersionId

This is the current version ID of Media Manager 5 ConfigManager version to be used.

The easiest way to find it is by opening and logging in to your DAM Center, as demonstrated on the screenshot below:

Use "!" in front of the VersionId to set that specific version as the current one, and not any version available beneath.

Remember to include the character "/" at the end! 

InstrumentationKeyE.g. e08240fb-c3b6-4b1f-9013-361c81dc506d
UseFederatedAuthenticationMust be set to "true" if using SSO.
EnableNormalLoginMust be set to "true" if normal login should be enabled together with SSO.

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