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@ -18,10 +18,16 @@ Multi-Tenant Demo Server: https://app.remotely.one
The following steps will configure your Windows 10 machine for building the Remotely server and clients.
* Install Visual Studio 2019.
* Link: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/
* You only need the below Individual Components:
* .NET Core SDK (latest version).
* MSBuild (which auto-selects Roslyn compilers).
* NuGet targets and build tasks.
* .NET Framework 4.6.2 SDK.
* .NET Framework 4.6.2 targeting pack.
* Install the latest .NET Core SDK.
* Link: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download
* Clone the git repository and open the solution in Visual Studio.
* Run Publish.ps1 in the [Utilities folder in source control](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jay-Rad/Remotely/master/Utilities/Install-RemotelyServer.ps1).
* Run Publish.ps1 in the [Utilities folder in source control](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jay-Rad/Remotely/master/Utilities/Publish.ps1).
* Example: powershell -f [path]\Publish.ps1 -outdir C:\inetpub\remotely -rid win10-x64 -hostname https://mysite.mydomain.com
* The output folder will now contain the server, with the clients in the Downloads folder.
* The above hostname will be hardcoded in the screen-sharing desktop apps, but can be changed via the options menu.
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* This includes the Hosting Bundle for Windows, which allows you to run ASP.NET Core in IIS.
* Important: If you installed .NET Core Runtime before installing all the required IIS features, you may need to run a repair on the .NET Core Runtime installation.
* Change values in appsettings.json for your environment.
* If using SQLite configuration, make sure the ApplicationPool's account has write access to the DB file location.
* By default, SQLite is used for the database.
* The "Remotely.db" database file is automatically created in the root folder of your site.
* You can browse and modify the contents using [DB Browser for SQLite](https://sqlitebrowser.org/).
* If the site will be public-facing, configure your bindings in IIS.
* An SSL certificate for HTTPS is recommended. You can install one for free using Let's Encrypt.
* Resources: https://letsencrypt.org/, https://certifytheweb.com/