Grass Valley SiteConfig Migration Instructions - Manual (Page 76)

Configure IIS Application Pool and Authentication
After you have installed the MediaFrame software, you need to configure the IIS
application pool and authentication.
The MediaFrameWebAPI web site must run with administrative privileges because
it makes event log entries. There are two ways to accomplish this; either configure
the default application pool to run as an account with administrative privileges, or
create a new application pool with administrative privileges and set the
MediaFrameWebAPI web site to run with this application pool. The instructions
provided are for the second method.
1. Open Internet Information Services Manager .
2. Navigate to the Application Pools tab.
3. Right-click on the Application Pools and select New | Application Pool .
4. Provide a name for the application pool, and check the radio button which reads
Use existing application pool as template ; ensure the application pool in the drop
down box is DefaultAppPool .
5. Right-click on the new application pool and select Properties .
6. Click on the Identity tab.
7. Select the Configurable radio button and enter credentials for an account with
administrative privileges and click OK .
NOTE: This account must also be a member of the IIS_WPG group. For
more information on adding users to groups, see the Aurora Browse
Installation and Configuration Guide.
8. Navigate to Web Sites | Default Web Site | MediaFrameWebAPI . Right-click on
MediaFrameWebAPI and click Properties .
9. Select the Virtual Directory tab; use the Application pool drop-down list to select the
new application pool you have created.
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Upgrading Browse and MediaFrame devices to support 6.5.0 and higher