Grant Modify permissions to web server files - Intergraph Smart 3D Web API - Installation & Upgrade - Hexagon PPM

Intergraph Smart 3D and Smart 3D Admin Web API Installation and Configuration

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After you've modified the application pool in IIS, you continue with granting Modify permissions to web server files.

To allow for the creation of log files and caching of large, downloaded files, we recommend that you give permission for the modification of files to the web server.

Grant Modify permissions in IIS

  1. Open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager on your web server.

  2. Under Sites, right-click your Smart 3D web site name and select Edit Permissions.

  3. On the Properties dialog, select the Security tab.

  4. Check the permissions for the user listed as the Application Pool Identity of the application pool that contains the API. If the user does not have modify permission, click Edit.

    The Application Pool Identity user is listed in IIS and displayed in the configuration tool during configuration of the web site.

  5. On the Edit form, select the Application Pool Identity user and give Modify permissions.

Grant Write permissions in File Explorer

  1. In File Explorer, navigate to the %SystemDrive%\inetpub folder, right-click, and then select Properties.

    SHARED Tip The Smart 3D Web Server log files are written to the %SystemDrive%\inetpub\logs\LogFiles folder.

  2. Add the Application Pool Identity user to the list of users.

  3. Select the Security tab, and then select Advanced under the list of permissions box.

  4. Select the Application Pool Identity user from the list of users, and click Change permissions.

  5. Give the user write permissions, if you have not already, and then select the checkbox to replace all child object permission entries with inheritable permission entries from this object.

  6. Click OK.

You're done with IIS. Now, move on to configuring access claims.