By implementing Right Click Tools Enterprise with Recast Management Server, you'll have access to the product's full functionality. You can also choose to add Recast Management Server to an existing installation of Right Click Tools Enterprise Standalone at a later date.
Recommended Installation Workflow for Right Click Tools with RMS
1. Ensure that all system requirements are in place.
2. Install Recast Management Server with Recast Proxy.
NOTE: The Recast Proxy must be deployed separately, after Recast Management Server installation, if the proxy is being installed on a server other than the Recast Management Server. See Install Recast Proxy Separately.
3. Install Right Click Tools with Recast Management Server.
Once you've installed the required Recast components, you're ready to configure Right Click Tools.
When you add Recast Management Server as part of a new Right Click Tools Enterprise deployment or an upgrade to Right Click Tools Enterprise from the Community Edition, you'll be asked to connect to RMS when signing into Recast Software. Once you've signed in and connected to Recast Management Server, you can download your Enterprise license.
Sign in to Recast
To sign in and connect to Recast Management Server:
1. On the Recast Software sign-in page, click Connect to Recast Management Server.
2. Enter your Recast Management Server Name.
3. Change the port number, if needed.
4. Click Test Connection.
5. When your connection is successful, click Save.
Download Your Enterprise License
You can download or copy your software license in the Recast Portal by clicking on the cloud icon under Actions.
When Right Click Tools is connected to Recast Management Server, the Recast Agent will automatically update licensing information from RMS when a new software version is installed. You can check the expiration date, status, device count of all your Recast product licenses in the Recast Management Server interface.
To view licensing details in the Recast Management Server interface:
1. Access your Recast Management Server athttps://<ServerFQDN>:<Port> in a web browser.
2. Navigate to Administration > Licenses.
