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NOTE: In a future release, the will be deprecated. Please switch to a supported version of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. Support for Edge Chromium is expected in a future release. See Desktop Requirements. |
If your environment does not enable use of one of the supported browser versions, you can install the
to provide the same access and functionality as the
. This desktop application connects to the enterprise
and provides the same capabilities without requiring a supported browser version on the local desktop.
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NOTE: The is a 64-bit Microsoft Windows application. It requires a 64-bit version of Windows to execute. The application also supports Single Sign On (SSO), if it is enabled. |
DownloadTo begin, you must download the following Windows MSI file (TrifactaEnterpriseSetup.msi) from the location where your software was provided. If you are planning to automate installation to desktops in your environment, please also download setTrifactaServer.ps1. SetupBefore you begin, you should perform any necessary configuration of the before deploying the instances of the application. See Configure for Desktop Application in the Configuration Guide.Install for WindowsSteps: - On your Windows desktop, double-click the MSI file.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.
Windows Command Line Installation and ConfigurationAs an alternative, you can perform installation and initial configuration from the command line. Download the MSI and the PS1 files to a local directory that is accessible. | Info |
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NOTE: For command line install, you must download from the setTrifactaServer.ps1 from the download location. |
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msiexec /i <path_to_TrifactaEnterpriseSetup.msi> /passive |
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setTrifactaServer.ps1 -trifactaServer <server_url> -installDir <local_dir> |
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trifactaServer | (Required) URL of the server hosting the . Format: | Code Block |
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<http|https>://<host>:<port> |
| installDir | (Optional) Specifies the installation directory in the local environment. If not specified, installation directory defaults to use the same path as the installer. | | common installer parameters | This command supports the following Windows installer parameters: Verbose, Debug, ErrorAction, ErrorVariable, WarningAction, WarningVariable, OutBuffer, PipelineVariable, and OutVariable. For more information, see about_CommonParameters here: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216. |
After this install is completed, desktop users should be able to use the application normally. Launch the ApplicationSteps: - When installation is complete, double-click the application icon.
For the server, please enter the full URL including port number of the to which you are connecting.By default, the server is available over port 3005. For more information, please contact your IT administrator. If you connect to the Internet through a proxy, additional configuration is required. See Configure Server Access through Proxy. | Info |
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NOTE: If you make a mistake in specifying the URL to the server, please uninstall and reinstall the MSI. This step clears the local application cache, and you can enter the appropriate path through the application. See Uninstall 320735828 below. |
When the proper URL and port number are provided, you may launch the application. If your environment contains multiple server deployments, you can select the one to which to connect:
 Login with your . See Login.
Documentation NoteUnless specifically noted, all features described for or the apply to the . |
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- Verify that you are connecting to the appropriate URL.
- If you are connecting to the incorrect URL, please uninstall the application and re-install using the MSI file. See Uninstall320735828 above.
- Verify if you need to connect to the server through a proxy server. If so, additional configuration is required. See Configure Server Access through Proxy.
- Check your firewall settings.
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