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1. Unzip the BackupMyOrg-x.x.zip archive into the desired directory

2. In the unzipped /installs folder, install MongoDB
   

   • Be sure to keep the checkbox to allow MongoDB to be run as a service

   • You can uncheck the install option for installing Compass if desired

3. Once MongoDB has been installed, you can go to the config/nodeconfig.json file to change any server settings before running. Here you can change settings for:
   

   • The port that will be used

   • Using HTTP or HTTPS

   • MongoDB Settings

   • Whether or not login credentials will be used

   • Default admin email

   • Level of server logs

   • Log size max

   • Whether resolution options will be allowed from the app

4. Set up BackupMyOrg as a service.
   

   • Open a Command Console by going to start -> run and typing “cmd”

   • Go to the installs directory of BackupMyOrg by typing:
     cd \D your_CMOBMO_directory_location\installs
     i.e. cd \D C:\BackupMyOrg\installs

   • Type: nssm install “BackupMyOrg Server”

   • After the nssm service installer has opened, click on the box next to Application Path and navigate to the BackupMyOrg base folder and click on Backupmyorg.exe

   • If you are using IWA Authentication for an identity:

     • Click on the “Log on” tab and select the “This account” option.

     • Use the account and password that will have administrator privileges to your organization.

   • Once you are finished making changes, click the “Install service” button.

   • NOTE: The service can later be removed by running: nssm remove “BackupMyOrg Server”

   • To edit the service: nssm edit “BackupMyOrg Server”

5. To make BackupMyOrg available outside of this machine, you will need to open up TCP port 8500 in your router settings.

6. Once the app is running in the background, open a web browser and type http://yourwebsitedomain:8500

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