Step 3: Setting up Ajera web access

Ajera is a web-based program, meaning that your employees log into your Ajera server using supported web browsers. You do not install Ajera on individual workstations. Verify that the browsers on each workstation match what is listed in the Ajera Hardware/Software Requirements.

Caution:

Without the correct hardware and software (such as supported web browsers or Microsoft Windows), you cannot access Ajera’s full functionality.

Setting up the Ajera server for web access installs IIS and required modules if they are not already present. It also creates an Ajera ASP.NET application and application pool on the Ajera server. Ajera requires IIS 7 or greater.

Before you begin

Determine your firm's web access options.
Understand Ajera's ClickOnce requirement.
If you use Firefox as your browser you must manually install the Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant add-on for Firefox. Step 1: Prepare for the installation contains steps to install the Firefox Assistant.

To set up Ajera web access

From the server where Ajera is installed, go to the Windows Start menu, and click All Programs > Ajera > Ajera Server Administration.

The system may prompt you to allow access to your computer, depending on your User Account Control settings in the Control Panel. Click Allow.
From the Tasks menu, click Setup Ajera Internet Access.

The system prompts you to install IIS and operating system components. Click OK. This may take several minutes to complete.
Click OK to create a web application.
The system displays the following Ajera and Ajera Mobile Timesheets URLs. Your employees can access these URLs from their workstations using supported web browsers.

Ajera:	http://<servername>/Ajera
Ajera Mobile Timesheets:	http:// <servername>/Ajera/M

Note:

If problems occur with web access, delete the following folder from the client workstation. You may need to display hidden folders before you can find the right folder.

Windows 10

C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0\