IMPORTANT: You can install HP CR End User Interface on the system running the HP CR server. If you install the HP CR End User Interface on a system that is not running the HP CR server, you must configure DCOM permissions so that the End User Interface server can access the HP CR server DCOM objects.
The requirements for the HP CR End User Interface are:
Pentium-class processor, 20 MB hard disk space, 64 MB RAM (128 recommended)
Windows 2008 R2 64-bit, 2003 Standard Edition SP2 64-bit
For Windows 2003 Standard Edition SP2 64-bit: Configure IIS to run 32-bit applications (see Configuring IIS to run 32-bit applications for instructions)
For Windows 2008 64-bit: Internet Information Services (IIS) v7 (see Configuring IIS when installing the HP CR server on Windows 2008 systems for configuration instructions)
IIS (Windows component)
Note: For IIS v7 or later, configure to allow Active Server Pages. This configuration is located in the Web Service Extensions node in the IIS console tree.
Microsoft .NET Framework v4.0 redistributable package (Installing the End User Interface)
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 or later
Acrobat Reader 7.0 or later
Internet connection
Microsoft® Outlook®
2007 or higher (Outlook Express is not supported)
The HP CR End User Interface has a Browse Address book option for new
messages page. This feature is available for Microsoft Outlook clients
only.
Note: The HP CR End User Interface user can choose an email address from the Microsoft Outlook Address Book only if the Outlook client is installed and configured on the client system. (Also see Enabling the Address Book lookup functionality.)
When HP CR End User Interface is configured to integrate with an Address Book for a supported email application, the email application must be selected as the Windows default email application. For more information, consult Windows help.
The HP CR End User Interface users must have an email account created for them using the mail server (Microsoft Exchange Server).
IMPORTANT: The mail server for any email account created must be installed on the same domain where the HP CR server is installed.
This is necessary because the HP CR End User Interface queries the Active Directory attributes like “mail” and “proxyAddresses”. The “proxyAddresses“attribute is added to the Active Directory properties only if an Microsoft Exchange Server is installed in the same domain as the Active Directory.
IMPORTANT: Full permissions to the web client installation folder for all domain users (including the application pool account user) is required when the End User Interface is installed to a non-default location with a custom virtual directory name.