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Hardware Requirements

Prinergy Evo 8.2 is supported on user-supplied platforms running Windows 10 Professional 64-bit or Windows Server 2012 R2. Please see:

https://workflowhelp.kodak.com/display/EVO82/Supported+servers+and+workstations

Prinergy Evo System Requirements

Prinergy Evo must start and run under an Administrator group account on the server. Please see: https://workflowhelp.kodak.com/display/EVO81/Changing+the+Prinergy+Evo+service+account+password 

Networking Settings

For reliable client connectivity:

  • A single enabled Network Interface Card (NIC), with all other NICs disabled (including Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or any other connection type). 
  • Assign a static IP address to the enabled NIC.

Windows Firewall settings

There are two options for configuring Windows Firewall for the Prinergy Evo Workflow server software:

Option One: Disable Windows Firewall

Disabling Windows Firewall is the simplest option to ensure the successful operation of all components and collateral network connections utilized when interacting with the Prinergy Evo Server software from a client workstation.

This is the simplest to configure, but may not be desired by your network administrators, because Microsoft generally recommends the firewall be enabled.

Option Two: Leave the Windows Firewall enabled with rules that allow Evo client software to communicate with the Evo server software

If you require having Windows Firewall enabled, you must create the following rules to allow Evo client software running on workstations other than the local platform to communicate with the Evo server software.
Note: Using these settings may not provide full, required functionality for Prinergy Evo server to interact with your network. These settings are provided for allowing communication between Prinergy Evo server and the client software only.

On the Prinergy Evo server, these rules must be enabled:

  • java.exe is in C:\Program Files (x86)\Kodak\Prinergy Evo <version>\ColorFlowServer\jre\bin
  • All other components are located in: C:\Program Files (x86)\Kodak\Prinergy Evo <version>\bin

 Evo Server Component

 Direction

JSWInterfaceServerD.exe     

 Inbound & Outbound

JUserInterfaceD.exe    

 Inbound & Outbound

JPreflightD.exe    

 Inbound & Outbound

JNamingD.exe    

 Inbound & Outbound

JFileBrowserD.exe    

 Inbound & Outbound

JLicenseD.exe

 Inbound & Outbound

JTemplateServerD.exe

 Inbound & Outbound

JNodeManagerD.exe

 Inbound & Outbound

JICCProfileServerD.exe

 Inbound & Outbound

JColorDatabaseD.exe

 Inbound & Outbound

JFloatLicMgrD.exe

 Inbound & Outbound

java.exe

 Inbound & Outbound

To configure inbound settings:

Perform this procedure for each of the Prinergy Evo components in the table.

  1. Go to the Windows Firewall control panel and click Advanced Settings.
  2. In the Advanced Settings window, select Inbound Rules and click New Rule.
    The rule wizard will appear and ask you what kind of rule you want to make.
  3. Select Program and click Next.
  4. Select This Program Path and click Browse.
  5. Browse to C:\Program Files (x86)\Kodak\Prinergy Evo <version>\bin
  6. Select JSWInterfaceServerD.exe and click OK.
  7. Click Next.
  8. Select Allow the connection.
  9. Click Next.
  10. In the When does this rule apply window, enable Domain and Private and click Next.
  11. Give the rule a name, such as Evo- JSWInterfaceServerD.exe
  12. To save and enable the rule, click Finish.
  13. Repeat this process for the Prinergy Evo components in the above table.

To configure outbound settings: 

Perform this procedure for each of the Prinergy Evo components in the table.

  1. Go to the Windows Firewall control panel and click Advanced Settings.
  2. In the Advanced Settings window, select Outbound Rules and click New Rule.
    The rule wizard will appear and ask you what kind of rule you want to make.
  3. Select Program and click Next.
  4. Select This Program Path and click Browse.
  5. Browse to C:\Program Files (x86)\Kodak\Prinergy Evo <version>\bin
  6. Select JUserInterfaceD.exe and click OK.
  7. Click Next.
  8. Select Allow the connection.
  9. Click Next.
  10. In the When does this rule apply window, enable Domain and Private and click Next.
  11. Give the rule a name, such as Evo- JUserInterfaceD.exe
  12. To save and enable the rule, click Finish.
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