Xerox FreeFlow Core Ver.6.2 Installation Guide
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To install Xerox FreeFlow Core Ver.6.2 on a Windows server, ensure that your system meets the minimum requirements. Download the software from the official Xerox website, run the installer, and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process.
To configure workflows in FreeFlow Core, access the Workflow Setup tool, define the start and end nodes, and add necessary process nodes such as imposition, preflight, and color management. Save the workflow and test it with a sample job to ensure it works correctly.
Check the network settings on both the server and client machines. Ensure that the FreeFlow Core services are running and that firewall settings allow communication. Review the logs in the FreeFlow Core Admin Console for any error messages.
Regular maintenance includes backing up workflows and settings, updating to the latest software version, checking system logs for errors, and ensuring that the server hardware is functioning properly.
Yes, you can automate job submission using hot folders or by integrating with third-party applications via APIs. Hot folders can be configured to automatically process jobs placed in them according to predefined workflows.
To resolve a failed job, review the job log for error messages, check if the workflow was correctly configured, and ensure that all input files are accessible and not corrupted. Re-run the job once the issue is resolved.
Before updating, back up your current settings and workflows. Download the latest version from Xerox's website, run the update installer, and follow the instructions. Verify that all components are functioning correctly after the update.
FreeFlow Core can be integrated with other systems using APIs or file-based exchanges. Consult the FreeFlow Core integration guide for detailed instructions on API usage and compatible formats for file exchanges.
Check the server's resource usage (CPU, memory, disk) to identify bottlenecks. Ensure that the server meets the required specifications. Consider optimizing workflows to reduce processing time and review any network issues that may affect performance.
Access the FreeFlow Core Admin Console to configure security settings. Set up user roles and permissions, enable secure communication protocols, and ensure that all server patches and updates are applied.