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Installation Instructions
Note that it will be necessary to restart the server as part of the installation process. This should be considered if you have other applications running on the server where Versago will be installed.
IIS is configured in the Windows Server Manager application. It is configured in the IIS (WebServer) role. There are a number of elements to the configuration. Many of the are selected automatically when you activate the IIS role and some need to be selected manually. The following images illustrate that setting that must be enabled for Versago and Bizweaver. Your IIS page may differ slightly from this illustration depending on the version of Windows & IIS being used. In addition, the .Net Framework v4.x version should be the one noted earlier, not the one in the illustration.
IIS Top Level
Common Features Section
Health & Diagnostics Section
Security Section
Application Development Section
Confirm that ASP.NET components are installed. ASP.NET 4.7 (or higher) should be active.
License Requirements
The Versago license is verified automatically. There are two requirements for the license process.
The name/IP address of the server(s) hosting Versago
The name/IP address of the server where SQL Server is found
The user name & password for a SQL Server user with database administrator security.
The desired communication port to be used by Versago. This can be any available port based on your network configuration. The default port is 443 for SSL.
Versago interacts with SQL server so the standard communication port (1433) will need to be open between the Versago server and the SQL server.
Installation
Execute the “setup.exe” file in the installation package. This will start the installation process.
Review and accept the End User License Agreement (EULA) that is presented.
Confirm or change the installation location of the Versago files.
Set installation options
This step identifies information about the database server that will be used by Versago to store configuration information. This can only be a SQL Server database.
Enter the database\instance name of the database server.
Enter the name of the database that will hold Versago configuration information. This can be an existing database or a new database. Typically the database name is “vgoCommon”.
Enter the user name and password that will be used to connect to the database. This can be any user provided the user is associated with the “sysadmin” security role (SQL Server).
Click [Next] to continue.
There will be a delay of several seconds while the database and associated tables are created.
This step establishes an initial administrative Versago user for your site.
Always use a valid email address as your initial administrative user. The only way to reset the password of any user is through the “Reset Password” function, which sends an email to the user.
Enter a valid email address (user).
Enter and confirm a password.
Enter user details.

Click [Next] to continue.
The final installation page provides the option start Versago.

Click [Finish] to complete the initial installation.
The Versago home page is opened using “localhost.”
There is a delay of several seconds while the initial configuration completes
Depending on your browser, you may receive a message that the “site is not secure.” This generally occurs when you are using a self-signed certificate. There should be an option (you may have to look for it) to acknowledge the issue and continue. This most commonly is found with the Chrome and Firefox browsers.
Some security software may affect the installation of Versago. Please review your antivirus logs to ensure that no Versago files have been quarantined
Register .NET Framework with IIS. Make sure that .NET Extensibility and ASP.NET are selected under Web Server>Application Development
Final installation Steps
The basic installation of Versago is now complete. Login using the Admin user created earlier, go to the Admin Console and complete the following steps.
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