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Install Dermi Atlas Professional with the Dermi Atlas Manager installation wizard, check that it is running, and open it from other devices on the practice network.
The Atlas Installation wizard runs in five steps.
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Enter the license key, accept the End User License Agreement, and select Activate License. Once the license is active, the wizard moves to the next step.
Atlas Manager checks the rows Internet Connection, Atlas Manager, Docker, Memory, Disk Space, and Docker Disk Space. A met requirement shows a green check and the measured value; an unmet one shows the reason in its row. The minimums are listed in System Requirements.
When every row passes, select Continue.
Choose the installation type:
Select the checkbox to accept the End User License Agreement, then select Start Installation, or Start Restore for a restore.
Atlas Manager downloads, installs, and starts Atlas, and the progress bar names each stage. Keep Atlas Manager open and the computer on until the step finishes; the time depends on the internet connection. A restore can be stopped with Cancel until it begins replacing data. When the step fails, Support offers Send Diagnostics for Dermi support (Open Logs Folder while the computer is offline), and Retry returns to the Requirements step to run the installation again.
Atlas installed (or Atlas restored) appears. Select Continue. A first installation opens the Admin Passphrase page before the Atlas Status page; see Atlas Manager Administration.
The Atlas Status page shows the state of the installation:
On the status line, Local Network means other devices on the practice network can connect, and This Computer Only means the host computer has no local network connection, so Atlas is reachable only on this computer. On Windows, Public Network Profile means other devices cannot connect, and Firewall Rules Missing means they cannot unless rules were added manually; see Windows Firewall Configuration for Dermi Atlas Professional.
Select Open Atlas to open the sign-in page in a browser on the host computer. The default addresses are:
HTTP: http://<host-ip>:15015
HTTPS: https://<host-ip>:15045Atlas Access shows the HTTP and HTTPS ports in use, which differ from the defaults when a default port was busy.
HTTP works without setup and is unencrypted; HTTPS is recommended wherever the network includes Wi-Fi or is shared. Connections on the HTTPS address are encrypted with TLS 1.2 or TLS 1.3 and need the Atlas certificate trusted on each device; see SSL Certificate Setup for HTTPS Access.
If it does not open, see Firewall Configuration for Dermi Atlas Professional and Troubleshooting Network and Connectivity Issues.
A new installation holds no accounts, and Atlas Access shows "Invite the first member from the Dermi Portal." The license owner invites the first member from Dermi Portal, and the note clears at the installation's next check-in, or at once with Sync Now on the User Accounts card under Administration. The member then claims the invitation on the practice network; see Creating the First Account.
A deployment is started over on the same computer by uninstalling Atlas and running the wizard again. Uninstalling removes Atlas, its configuration, and the patient records and images held in Atlas, and releases the license from this computer; the backup folder is kept with its backups and safety copies, so patient records remain on the computer until those are deleted. Members of the previous deployment are listed under Detached Members in Dermi Portal, as described in Inviting and Managing Team Members.
If Activate License reports that the key is in use on another deployment, the key could not be released during the uninstall. In Dermi Portal, select Manage License on the license card, then Revoke License, and confirm; then select Create License on the Overview page and enter the new key on the License step.
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