AMI Set Up

AMI Installation Instructions

How to Install

1. Visit https://3forge.com/signup.html to create an account

2. Once you receive a separate email informing you that the account has been enabled for downloading the software, please re-login at https://3forge.com/login.html

3. Click on the Files link to the left and download the version appropriate for your operating system:

• For Mac: ami_macos_some_version.dmg
• For Windows: ami_windows-x64_some_version.exe
• For Unix: ami_unix_some_version.sh

4. If installing on a server, copy the downloaded file from step 3 onto the server and logon to that server

5. Run the downloaded file from step 3 and follow the installation wizard instructions

6. After startup is complete visit http://localhost:33332 on browser, (if installed on separate server replace "localhost" with the server's hostname or ip address)

• The default login for username & password is: demo & demo123

Minimum Operating Environment

OPERATING SYSTEM	Support for Java 1.7 or later (Ubuntu, Fedora/Red Hat, CentOS, Mac OS X, Windows Certified)
RAM	4GB
DISK	10GB
PROCESSOR	2GHZ CPU (Intel & AMD Certified)
ACCESS	Must have permissions to install software
NETWORK	Server must have access to data sources. Firewalls should also be enabled to allow connections to port 33332

Suggested Operating Environment

OPERATING SYSTEM	Unix environment with Java 1.7 or later
RAM	32GB or more
DISK	100GB or more
PROCESSOR	2GHZ CPU, 8 cores or more
ACCESS	Must have permissions to install software (often requiring Admin rights on Windows)
NETWORK	Server must have access to data sources. Firewalls should also be enabled to allow connections to port 33332

To Stop and Start AMI

• Unix or Mac: Run the amione/scripts/stop.sh and amione/scripts/start.sh script files
• Windows: Run the amione/scripts/stop.bat and amione/scripts/start.bat script files

Creating a License

1. Visit https://3forge.com/secure_licenses

2. Check the AMIone checkbox

3. Enter the hostname in the Host(s) field (you can determine the hostname by reading the red warning below the AMI login page)

4. Click create

5. Copy and paste the contents into your clipboard

6. Create a file under the AMIone folder called f1license.txt and paste the contents into the folder under the AMIone/scripts directory

Next Steps: Getting Started and Additional Information

• Visit https://3forge.com/videos.htm and check out the video tutorials
• Visit http://docs.3forge.com/mediawiki/GUI to get started using AMI
• Email support@3forge.com for questions or other support related issues

Instructions for Creating Licenses

In addition to creating licenses from the 3Forge website (as mentioned above in the installation instructions), new licenses can be created/updated from AMI itself. To use this feature, please make sure the account is enabled for creating licenses.

to open up the license prompt:

1. Click Help in the top menu bar and select Enter/Update License

2. If you already have a license key generated and copied from the 3Forge website, paste the key onto the Enter License Key field. Click on the submit button and restart AMI for the new license to take effect. Continue onto step 3 if you want to generate a new license key.

3. To generate a new license key, click on the Generate License Key button.

4. A login form will appear which asks for your 3Forge website credentials.

5. Enter the credentials and request a license key by clicking on the Request License Key button.

6. A dialog box with the new license key will appear. Click on the Update License Key button to apply the newly generated key.

7. Finally, click on the submit button to finish the license creation process.

Remember to restart AMI for the new license to take effect.

Any questions regarding licensing can be directed to support@3forge.com

Instructions for Secure Socket

• You'll need to start by creating the certificates. To do this, keytool must be in your PATH.

• First we create a server.jks file and a server.cer file which we will keep with the server. Note, replace serverpass with a password

keytool -genkeypair -deststoretype pkcs12 -keyalg RSA -alias 3forge_server -keystore server.jks -validity 1000 -keysize 2048 -

keypass serverpass -storepass serverpass -dname "cn=3Forge Client"

keytool -export -alias 3forge_server -storepass serverpass -file server.cer -keystore server.jks

• Now lets create a client.jks file using the server's certificate, if you have multiple clients you should run this for each client (such that each time the client.jks file is unique for that client).  Note, replace clientpass with a password

keytool -genkey -deststoretype pkcs12  -alias 3forge_client -keyalg RSA -keypass clientpass -storepass clientpass -

keystore client.jks  -dname "cn=3Forge Client"

keytool -import -v -trustcacerts -alias 3forge_server -file server.cer -keystore client.jks -keypass clientpass -storepass clientpass -noprompt  

• To configure the server, copy the server.jks file to the server, and add the following properties to your local.properties of AMI:

ami.port.keystore.file=/path/to/server.jks

ami.port.keystore.password=serverpass

• To configure the client, copy the client.jks file to the client and instead of calling the function AmiClient::start(host, port, loginId, options) call:

AmiClient client=new AmiClient();

...

client.start(host, port, loginId, options,new File("/path/to/client.jks"),"clientpass");