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Documentation Nexus IQ Server 1.26

Nexus IQ Server 1.26

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Chapter 6. IQ Server Setup

6.1. Installation

6.1.1. Starting the IQ Server

6.1.2. License Installation

6.1.3. IQ Server Directories

6.1.4. Running the IQ Server as a Service

6.2. Advanced Configuration

6.2.1. Initial Configuration of the IQ Server

6.2.2. Running the IQ Server Behind a HTTP Proxy Server

6.2.3. Setting the Base URL

6.2.4. Reverse Proxy Authentication

6.2.5. Appending a User Agent String

6.2.6. File Configuration

6.2.7. Email Configuration

6.2.8. Logging Configuration

6.2.9. HTTP Configuration

6.2.10. HTTPS/SSL

6.2.11. Anonymous Access

6.2.12. CSRF Protection

6.3. Backing Up the IQ Server

6.4. Upgrading the IQ Server

6.4.1. Upgrading from Version 1.17 or Earlier to Version 1.18 or Later

6.4.2. Upgrading from Version 1.15 or Earlier to Version 1.23 or Later

6.4.3. Upgrading from Version 1.16 or Earlier

6.4.4. Upgrading from Versions Earlier than 1.9.x

The topics discussed in this chapter require IQ Server with one of the following licenses: Lifecycle,
Firewall, or Auditor.

The IQ Server allows you to create and store policies, manage access, set configuration items, and review the effect of your policies through a variety of reports.

In addition, it will be the centralized location for ensuring seamless integration to systems such as Eclipse, Hudson / Jenkins, and/or Nexus.

The following chapter will provide everything you need to install and deploy the IQ Server, as well as make sure you can setup and define access for your team.