Configure AVEVA Integration Service Standalone Installation Server

To configure AVEVA Integration Service Standalone Installation server only, follow these steps:

1. Authentication & License Setup

   1. Click on Authentication & License Setup node.

      

   2. Select Yes or No in CONNECT Login Required?.

      Notes:

   • Select Yes to generate an interactive CONNECT token for AVEVA Product License type LaaS.

   • You will see below screen, if No is selected for CONNECT Login Required?.

     

     3. CONNECT Authority URL https://signin.connect.aveva.com is used when you select Yes.

        

     4. Select Service Authentication Type as NTLM.

     5. Click Configure.

     6. Click Yes.

        

     Note: You can view, messages in Configuration Messages.

2. Database & Logging Settings

   7. Click on Database & Log Settings.

   8. Browse to the database Location. Specify a path for db files or use the default working folder. Browse to select a folder path.

      AVEVA Integration Service moves the files AISDatasource.db and AISDataStore.db files to a different location on the local drive, or a secured network location.

   9. Set a secure Database Password to protect db file.

   10. Confirm Password.

       AVEVA Integration Service protects the database with password and stores it in AVEVA Platform Common Service (PCS) system securely for AIS APIs to read.

   11. Browse to the log file Location. AVEVA Integration Service stores logs in the entered location. Browse to a folder path.

       

   12. Click Configure.

       

3. AIS APIs Settings

   13. Click on AIS APIs Settings.

   14. Select Security & Certificate tab.

   15. Click on Select Certificate.

       

   16. Select a certificate.

       

   17. Click Open.

       You can either browse a certificate issued by your IT department or generate a self-signed certificate (not recommended for production use).

   18. Select API Identity Management tab.

   19. Enter Host Machine Name.

   20. Enter Identity UserName along with domain for AIS APIs site binding.

   21. Enter Identity Password for AIS IIS Application Pools Identity.

       This configures the identity credentials for the API application pool. This account is used to authenticate and manage API operations on the specified host machine.

   22. Click Save & Apply.

       

   23. Select API Port Settings tab.

   24. Enter Port Number for Config API.

   25. Click Apply.

       

   26. Enter Port Number for Data API.

   27. Click Apply.

       

   28. Enter Port Number for REST API.

   29. Click Apply.

       

   30. Enter Port Number for Web Administration URI.

   31. Click Apply.

       

   32. Click Configure.

       

4. API Access Control

   33. Select API Access Control.

       You can manage access rules for API services, however, by default, all users are allowed.

   34. Select Config API tab.

   35. Click Add Allow Rule

       

   36. Click Add Allow Rule and select the Specified roles or user groups: radio button and add "your group name" and click the OK button.

       Note: Your group name is allowed to access AIS APIs.

       

   37. You select each tab DataAPI, RESTAPI, Web Administration and follow the steps accordingly to provide permission.

       Notes:

       • AIS API APP Pool Identity must be given access to all the APIs (ConfigAPI, DataAPI, RESTAPI, Web Administration).

       • You can manage access rules for API services, however, by default, all users are allowed.

   38. Click Configure.