If you are running the K2 Server in a clustered K2 farm, follow the below steps to install the K2 Server component on an additional K2 Server:

1. First install all the prerequisites, enable DTC and install MSMQ

2. Copy the installation files local to the second K2 server

3. On the Welcome screen, click Next

4. On the End User License Agreement screen, read through the EULA. You must select the I agree option before you can continue with the installation. You can print out the EULA for your records. Once you have read the EULA, click Next
5. On the Installation Setup screen, select the Custom Installation option and type in a Installation Folder name, and click Next
6. On the Select Components screen, you should see that the only components for which the prerequisites are met are:

• K2 blackpearl Server
• K2 blackpearl Setup Manager
  
  You will also see a link to Check Dependencies for the other components.
  

If you want to install one of the components on this server that have a Check Dependencies action, cancel the installation and fix the dependency. Then, restart the installation and you should be able to select that component.

7. On the License Configuration screen, the System Key will be automatically generated for you. Type in the License Key that matches this System Key, and click Next
   

If you do not have a license key, you can request one by opening Internet Explorer and going to https://portal.k2.com/licensekey/Default.aspx. You will need an internet connection, and you will also need a Customer and Partner portal account. Enter in the appropriate information, and the license key will be generated automatically for you.

8. On the K2 Server Configuration screen, select the appropriate option:

• K2 Server Farm. Multiple K2 Servers in your environment.
  
• Add K2 Server to existing Farm. Select this option if a K2 Server Farm already exists, and you are connecting an additional server to the farm.
  
  Click Next to continue the wizard

9. On the HostServer Database screen, type in the name of the SQL Server where you installed the K2 Databases. This points the second node to the HostServer database set up by the first node, to share configuration information. If you changed the Host Server database name, update it here and click Next
   

10. On the Service Accounts Configuration screen, enter in the following user accounts:
    

• K2 Administrator Account. This account will be given Administrative rights to the K2 Server for the Administrator to perform administrative functions. domain\K2 Administrator Account
• K2 Service Account. This account is the dedicated account for the K2 Service. domain\K2 Service Account
  
  You can test that the user name and passwords are valid by clicking on the Test button. Be sure to uncheck the Set K2 Host Server SPN check box. Because you already set the SPNs when configuring the first K2 Server in the farm, you do not need to set them now.
  
  When you finished entering in the accounts, click Next to continue.

11. On the Configuration Summary screen, validate the settings. You can go back to make any necessary changes, and you can print this page for reference later. Once you are satisfied with your settings, click Configure.
    The Setup Manager will update and show you the progress of the components as they are configured.
    
12. When the configuration has completed, you will see a finished screen. There will also be a link to the created configuration log file. When you click Finish, you will be prompted to restart now (click Yes) or restart later (click No). It is important to restart in order to complete the installation and configuration of K2 blackpearl.