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CHECK-IN STATION INSTALLATION GUIDE 1
1.1 CONFIGURATION OF PC 1
2.1 INSTALLING OPERATING SYSTEM 1
3.1 SETTING FIREWALL 1
3.2 SETUP OF SCREEN 1
3.3 CONFIGURATION OF NETWORK PROPERTIES 2
4.1 SETUP OF LOG SERVICE 2
4.2 SETTING UP OF MSXML6.0 3
4.3 INSTALLATION OF CHECK-IN STATION APPLICATION 3
5.1 CREATING THE USER 3
6.1 SETTINGS USER AND USER POLICY 6
6.1.1 Add policy editor 6
6.1.2 Editing User Policy 9
1.1 Configuration of PC
Ensure the mouse, keyboard, display and cable is connected with the host correctly before
installation; Installation items:
Operating system;
Drivers;
Settings
Peripheral equipment;
Application;
Settings of application.
The Operating System for the server is Windows XP Professional (SP2). Install according to the
accompanying operating system manual.
1) To reorganize the hard disk, organize the whole hard disk in two partitions: C and D;
C: 10GB at least; D: rest capacity.
2) Enter “CIS” in the Computer Name field, set the Administrator Password to “root”.
Click Start and then Run. Enter “firewall.cpl”, then click OK. Choose “Off (not recommended)”
in the General tab, then click OK.
Right-click on the desktop, chooses Properties from shortcut popmenu, and then choose Settings
window, as shown in following figure:
The adaptor driver is installed automatically during installation of windows XP. After installation,
choose Local Area Connection via network connection in the Control Panel. Right-click the
Properties to start TCP/IP protocol. Choose “Local Area Connection”. Set IP address as
192.111.111.31, subnet mask: 255.255.255.0, gateway: 192.111.111.1.
Insert the Operating Inspection Subsystem application CD. Run the “setup.exe” file in the
directory “LogServer/disk1”, it will set up automatically.
Note: The Logfile is installed to the directory C:\LogServer by default, and “Nuctech LOG
Server” in Control Panel-> Computer Management -> Service will start automatically. The
running log of this station is stored in the C:\LogServer\log directory.
Double-click the file msxml6.0.exe in the root directory, and set up by default.
Insert the Operating Inspection Subsystem application CD. Run the “setup.exe” file in the
directory “CIS /disk1”, it will set up automatically. Double-click to start the CIS program on the
desktop to run the program.
Note:
1 all users logging into application and their privileges shall be setup by the operator in
the System Administration Station, per “System Administration Station Operating
Manual” for detailed procedures.
2 Start the server first before starting the client program, otherwise the client program
will not run. It takes long to start the server.
1) Click the My Computer. Right click the Manage to enter Computer Management
window. Choose the subfolder Users of Local Users and Groups in the left tree
directory, and right click in right comboBox. Choose New User… from popmenu; as
shown in following figure:
2) Enter “cis” in the User name field of popped New User dialog box; keep the
Password field empty; check User cannot change password and Password never
expires; Click the Create button.
3) Double-click the user “cis”, Properties dialog box pops up. Click the Add button in
the Member Of tab. Click the Advanced button in the popup dialog box, the Select
Groups dialog box pops up. Click Search in the Select Groups dialog box to list all
groups. Choose Administrators. Click “Accept”, return to the original Select Groups
dialog box. The user “Administrators” appears in the enter field. Click the Accept
button to at last; or enter “Administrators” in the popup dialog to add the user to
administrators group, as shown in following figure:
5) Log out the user “administrator”, and log into the operating system by the user “cis”.
1 It is necessary to install the system policy editor before setting of the system user policy for the
first time. Look for the file poledit.exe in the directory C:\windows, if it exists, go to Editing User
Policy directly.
The system policy editor exists in the Operating Inspection Subsystem application setup CD. Add
it to the computer in following steps.
Note: “inf” is a hidden directory. Run start menu \command. Enter “C:\windows\inf” in the pop
up dialog box, or directly enter “C:\windows\inf” in the address field, to enter the “inf” directory.
2 Log in the computer by user “administrator”. Select Taskbar and Start Menu in the Control
Panel, as shown in following figure.
1) Select Classic Start menu in the Start Menu tab, and click the Customize… button,
entering following screen:
4) Click the New Folder… button. Enter new folder: “System Policy”.
Click the Next button, and Click the Finish button to complete.
1) Log into the computer by the user “administrator”. Start the policy editor Poledit.exe in
the start menu Program.
2) Click the New Policy item in the menu File, as shown in following figure.
4) Click the Browse… button in the popup dialog box, as shown in following figure.
5) Choose the user “cis” in the popup Add Users dialog box. Click the Add button and
OK button to add the user, as shown in following figure.
6) The System Policy Editor window displays. Double-click the new icon for user “cis”.
Open System→ Restriction and check Disable Registry editing tools, as shown in following
figure:
9) As shown in following figure, open Windows NT System and check Disable Task
Manager, Disable Lock Workstation and Disable Change Password. And then click
the OK button to close the dialog box.
10) Click the menu item File→Save in the System Policy Editor screen.
Then choose to save the folder as WINDOWS in the Save As dialog box. Enter “cis” in the File
name field. Click the Save button to save.
13) Open Network→System policies updates, and select the Remote update item.
Choose the Manual [use specific path] item in the “Update mode” comboBox.
14) Open Windows NT System→Logon. Check Logon banner and Enable shutdown
from Authentication dialog box. Click the OK button to close the dialog box.
15) Click the Save button in the tools bar to save and exit. Up to now, the user “cis” is set.
Then log out the system.
Note: Log out the system after the user policy is set. Then log in again by the user with set policy,
so as to view the policy setting result.