Installation Guide

OneSite Wake is comprised of several technologies to effectively power on your devices to continuously deliver software and patches. This ensures devices are up-to-date or can be accessed remotely even when powered off.

• Wake-On LAN - Remotely power on endpoints or wake them up from sleep mode from within your enterprise network.

  • Devices hardwired to the enterprise network can wake and receive software and patches during maintenance windows outside of business hours.

• Wake-On Schedule - Set a desired schedule to ensure the availability of certain endpoints or groups of endpoints.

• Web Wake-Up - Allow users to manually wake up devices via an online portal.

  • Users are authenticated and can wake up authorized devices.

  • Integrates with Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr) enabling the ability to scale.

  • Windows load balancing can scale web sites and provide redundancy.

Prerequisites

Domain service account

You will need to create a domain service account according to your organization's requirements that will host the Web WakeUp Site. This account will need to have the following Account options:

• User cannot change password

• Password never expires

• Account Expires - Never

  

This account will need access to C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\Temporary ASP.NET Files. Following the guidelines of least privilege, you will only need to grant access to the following:

• Read & Execute

• List folder Contents

• Read

• Write

OS requirement

• Windows Server 2016 and above.

Domain-based account

IIS 7.5

If using a stand-alone server, you will need to install IIS 7.5.

Enable OneSite Wake License

Before using OneSite Wake, you'll need to install the OneSite Platform and add a license through the web portal. For more information regarding installing and adding licenses on the OneSite Platform, please see our Platform Installation Guide and our Add a License Key guide.

If you open the Workbench prior to adding a license in the Web Portal, you will be prompted to add one or use an Evaluation License. This is unsupported in the Workbench and will display an error message.

Installation

Once you have completed the tasks above, you can begin to install and configure the following in order:

1. Install the Web Server

2. Create the Web WakeUp site

3. Configure the Adaptiva Database

4. Install OneSite Workbench

5. Configure Wake-On LAN Workflows

If you're having any issues with installation please see our Troubleshooting guide, or reach out to our Support Team for assistance.