Installation of Creative Cloud Connector on the local machine:
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- Windows: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions\com.digizuite.creative-cloud-connector
- MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions/com.digizuite.creative-cloud-connector
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If you place the files in both the Program Files AND the Program Files (x86) - you will very likely encounter issues. Only place the files in Program Files. |
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Step 4: Creation of a New IIS Website
To add a new website on Windows Server, open the "Server Manager" console. Then, under the "Tools" drop-down menu, select "Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager".
Open the IIS
Unfold the menu under the server name . Next, and right-click the webserver web server and select "Add website...".
Once you select "Add website...", a new window will show up. Here you have to do A new prompt will appear.
Input the following:
- Type in your "Site name". The name should be the same as the folder that you created in "Webs" folder for your Digizuite™ Adobe CC Connector in the preparation process (second step).
- Specify your "Physical path". You do this by clicking Site name: Input the URL
- Physical path: Input the path to the folder in webs. Either click "..." next to the text box and searching for Adobe CC Connector folder mentioned above.
- Specify the prepared DNS record name in "Host name", which matches "Site name".
- or simply paste in the path yourself.
- Host name: Input the URL
- Type: Change type to "https".
- Require Server Name Indication: Check off the box "Require Server Name Identification"Select the correct SSL certificate from the drop-down menu
- SSL certificate: Select a SSL certificate that is usable for the URL you've chosen.
- Click "OK".
Once
the site has been created, go into the bindings for the site in the IIS and create http site on the same domain.(Optional): Go into the site's bindings and add a "http" binding:
