Installing the Rational DOORS client that is to administer the Rational DOORS system
The Rational DOORS client runs on Windows systems only. To install Rational DOORS, a Rational DOORS administrator first installs
the client that is to be used to administer the Rational DOORS system.
Then, the administrator installs the database server and sets up the
administrator and database manager accounts on the client. At that
point, team members who are not administrators can install the client
on their computers.
Installing the Rational DOORS database server
After you install the client that you plan to use to administer
your Rational DOORS system, install the database server.
You can install the database server on Windows, Linux,
or Solaris systems.
Installing the Rational DOORS client
The Rational DOORS client runs on Windows systems only. You can install the
client on your computer after a Rational DOORS administrator installs
and configures the client and database server.
Silently installing Rational DOORS on a Windows system
To install the client and server again, instead of running
the client and server installers again, you can create installation
scripts that contain your preferred settings. Then, you can run the
scripts to silently install the server and client across the network.
You can silently install on Windows systems
only.
Rational DOORS installed on Citrix software
Rational DOORS can be installed on a Citrix
environment. You install Rational DOORS in a central location and
then can run the client as a remote desktop from multiple locations.