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A. Make sure you are logged in the server as the Domain Account that you are installing running ProntoServer under and that the account is an administrator to this server as well.

This example will use MyDomain as the Domain and MyDomain\ProntoServer as the domain user account.  You will need to swap out your domain and account appropriately, however.

in the \AlphaTrust\Pronto\Programs\ directory, right-click on your ProntoLicense####.bat file and select Edit

 

Edit the file so that the –a ProntoServer is changed to –a MyDomain\ProntoServer

Then copy the password that comes after –p (in the below example the password is ps0008) save and close this file and keep this password in your clipboard to paste later in this process.

 

In this same directory, right-click the ps####-CompanyName.pfx file and select Install PFX

Click Next

Click Next

 

Now paste in the password you copied from your .bat file, check the Mark this key as exportable… and then click Next

Click Finish

 

You probably also already have a local certificate installed that now needs to be removed. To do this, go to Start > Run  and type mmc and click OK and the below application will open.

 

Select File > Add/Remove Snap-in

 

Click Add

 

Select Certificates and click Add

 

Select Computer account and click Next

 

Select Local Computer and click Finish

Click Close

Click OK

Select Certificates (Local Computer) > Personal > Certificates, right-click on AlphaTrust Pronto Server ERSS and select Delete

 

You may now close the MMC Console.

In the \AlphaTrust\Pronto\Programs\ProntoConfig.ini file, go to the [CERT_INFO] section and change Store=LM to Store=CU

You can now start the AlphaTrust Pronto Service.  (Or stop and re-start it if it’s already running)