This topic describes how to complete post-installation tasks.
Post-installation tasks include authorizing the web service user, configuring the application pool identity, and setting the authentication method for the virtual directory.
To authorize the web service user
Locate the web.config file for the virtual directory specified during installation.
The location of the virtual directory folder depends on the site specified during installation. For example, if you selected default web site and specified Nintex.Workflow.ECS for the virtual directory, then the path to the web.config file is as follows.
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Nintex.Workflow.ECS\web.config
Right-click the web.config file and select Edit.
Within the <authorization> section of the web.config file, replace [local windows account] with the web service account created during installation.
Original <authorization> section:
<authorization> <allow users=”[local windows account]”/> <deny users=”*”/> </authorization>
Edit properties for ECSAppPool: In the IIS Manager window, select the Application Pools folder to list its contents, right-click ECSAppPool, and then select Advanced Settings to display the Advanced Settings dialog box.
Edit the Identity property: Expand the Process Model section, click the ellipsis (...) for Identity, and complete the following configuration.
Choose to use a custom account.
Enter the credentials of the application pool account created during installation.
For Exchange 2013, configure the application pool to use .NET framework version v4 (right-click and select Basic Settings).
Save changes and close the Advanced Settings dialog box.
You are now ready to set the virtual directory authentication method.
Edit properties for ECSAppPool: In the IIS Manager window, expand the Application Pools folder, right-click ECSAppPool, and then select Properties to display the Properties dialog box.
Select the Identity tab and complete the following configuration.
Change the identity to Configurable.
Enter the credentials of the application pool account created during installation.
For Exchange 2013, configure the application pool to use .NET framework version v4 (right-click and select Basic Settings).
Click OK twice to close the Properties dialog box.
Ensure that ECSAppPool is started: Right-click ECSAppPool. If not yet started, click Start.
You are now ready to set the virtual directory authentication method.
To set the virtual directory authentication method
Follow the instructions for your version of IIS (Internet Information Services).
Edit properties for the virtual directory specified during installation: Expand the Web Sites folder, expand the site folder, and select the virtual directory folder to display available selections in the pane on the right.
In the pane on the right, within the IIS section, double-click Authentication and then complete the following configuration.
Ensure that “Anonymous Authentication” is set to Disabled (right-click to set).
Ensure that “Basic Authentication” and “Windows Authentication” are set to Enabled (right-click to set).
You have now completed all post-installation tasks and you can now connect to Exchange from Nintex workflows. For more information, see Connect to Exchange from Nintex workflows.
Edit properties for the virtual directory specified during installation: Expand the Web Sites folder, expand the site folder, right-click the virtual directory folder, and select Properties.
In the Properties dialog box, select the Directory Security tab, click Edit... in the Authentication and access control section, and then complete the following configuration.
Ensure that Enable anonymous access is unchecked.
Select the check box for either Integrated Windows authentication or Basic authentication.
Click OK twice to close the Properties dialog box.
You have now completed all post-installation tasks and you can now connect to Exchange from Nintex workflows. For more information, see Connect to Exchange from Nintex workflows.