Web Applications Installation Options

Explore the available options for Auto-Deploy and folder selection when you install the Web Applications.

Auto-Deploy Options

In the course of running your Web Applications installation, you will be required to specify auto-deploy options. The following table describes each auto-deploy option:
Option	Description	Notes
Update Auto-Deploy	Update the Auto-Deploy feature. Updating Auto-Deploy wraps the latest version of the installer so that Users can then install CSM by clicking a link on a web page, or automatically after being prompted to upgrade when running an older version of CSM.	If this is the first time setting up Auto-Deploy, there will be a prompt to configure Auto-Deploy after clicking Install (later in the installation).
Don’t Update Auto-Deploy	Does not update the Auto-Deploy configuration.	If not updated now, Auto-Deploy can be configured/updated later by clicking either of these options depending on the server: Windows Start>Cherwell Browser Applications>Auto-Deploy Config Windows Start>Programs>Cherwell Service Management>Tools>Configure Auto-Deploy

You can choose to use the default location/folder in which to install the Browser installation files or select Change to browse to another location.
Option	Description	Notes
Default folder for 32-bit machines	The default folder for 32-bit machines is: C:\Program Files\Cherwell Browser Applications.
Default folder for 64-bit machines	The default folder for 64-bit machines is: C:\Program Files (x86)\Cherwell Browser Applications	Even though CSM files are installed to the (x86) directory, CSM runs as a 64-bit application on 64-bit machines. The reason CSM installs to the x86 directory is that Windows installers do not easily support installing applications that are both 32-bit and 64-bit. CSM does not install to C:\Inetpub because IIS sometimes removes files in this directory in certain scenarios.
Change	Choose this option to browse to another location.	We recommend accepting the default installation folder.