Problem
Documentation available at https://help.nintex.com/en-us/kryonrpa/21.10/Content/InstallationUpgrade/KryonRPAServerInstallation/RPA_Server_Installation.htm?tocpath=Installing%20Server%20and%20Clients%7CInstallation%252FUpgrade%7CRPA%20Server%20Installation%7C_____0#_Toc103164765
Solution
1. Running the RPA Server Installation Wizard
2. Selecting the RPA Server target folder3. Selecting the deployment and automation typeNote: High-Availability will be supported in an Active-Active mode starting from 21.4.1 and onwards.4. Selecting Console installation type (no Console, or the new Console Plus)5. Selecting installation type (single-machine or high-availability)- Providing servers FDQNs for high-availability6. Selecting supported languages for the RPA clients (Robots)7. Configuring connection security (SSL/TLS)- Generating or providing CA and certificates8. Configuring server-client communication ports9. Configuring Centralized Log Repository (SEQ)- Installing SEQ locally or connecting to remote SEQ10. Selecting user authentication (Single Sign-on [Kerberos] or Username&Password)11. Configuring the service credentials of the user who runs the RPA12. Selecting a user to run authentication services on the RPA server13. Configuring communication and authentication with Active Directories, Active Directory Groups, and Platform Security (these steps are relevant only to Single-Sign-on user authentication type).14. Configuring database (install SQL locally or configure the connection to a remote database)15. Setting the RPA authentication database16. Review the authentication platform (Keycloak) users credentials created by the installer17. Generate Client MSI setup kits18. Installing additional support tools if needed19. Review the components to be installed20. Executing installation, server reboot, and completing installation
