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View Page HistoryTo run the installation wizard, follow these steps:
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# Click *Next*. A list of prerequisites for installing LucidWorks Enterprise appears. \\ \\
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# Make sure your system meets the specified requirements, then click *Next*. The License Agreements screen appears. \\ \\
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# Read the license. If you accept its terms, click the button that reads, "I accept the terms of this license agreement." \\ \\
# Click *Next*. The *Components to Enable* screen appears. \\ \\ The installer displays a list of LucidWorks Enterprise components and their default addresses. We recommend that you install all components, unless you are working on a custom installation. See [Working With LucidWorks Enterprise Components|lweug18:Working With LucidWorks Enterprise Components] for more information. \\ \\
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# Click *Next*. The *Components to Enable* screen appears.
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The installer displays a list of LucidWorks Enterprise components and their default addresses. We recommend that you install all components, unless you are working on a custom installation. See [Working With LucidWorks Enterprise Components|lweug18:Working With LucidWorks Enterprise Components] for more information.
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# Click *Next*. The *Components to Enable* screen appears.
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The installer displays a list of LucidWorks Enterprise components and their default addresses. We recommend that you install all components, unless you are working on a custom installation. See [Working With LucidWorks Enterprise Components|lweug18:Working With LucidWorks Enterprise Components] for more information.
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If you choose not to install a component, be sure to uncheck the box next to the component name _and_ remove its default address (or change it to the location where that component is installed). If the address is not removed or changed, the component will not be installed, but the default address will be entered into the {{master.conf}} configuration file, which will cause installed components to try to access the skipped component at that address.
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# Click *Next*. The Select Installation Path screen appears. Enter or browse to the directory where LucidWorks Enterprise will be installed. \\ \\
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# Click *Next*. The Select Installation Path screen appears. Enter or browse to the directory where LucidWorks Enterprise will be installed. This will be the location of {{$LWE_HOME}}, which is referenced throughout this Guide when specifying file paths.
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# Click *Next*. The Select Installation Path screen appears. Enter or browse to the directory where LucidWorks Enterprise will be installed. This will be the location of {{$LWE_HOME}}, which is referenced throughout this Guide when specifying file paths.
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# Confirm your installation choices, then click *Next*. The LucidWorks Enterprise Installation begins. \\ \\
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# When the installation is finished, click *Next*. The Start LucidWorks Enterprise screen appears. To start LucidWorks Enterprise immediately, check the Start LucidWorks box. \\ \\
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# Click *Next*. The installer initiates the LucidWorks Enterprise [start scripts|lweug18:Starting and Stopping LucidWorks Enterprise]. In most installations, these start quickly, but it may take up to one minute for the scripts to complete. The installer allows you to continue while the scripts work in the background. \\ \\
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# As a final step, the installer can create an automated installation script that includes the settings you chose that you can use to run unattended installations. To generate an automated installation script, click *[Generate an automatic installation script|lweug18:Automating Installation Options for Installation to Multiple Environments]*. Otherwise, click *Done*.
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You have now installed LucidWorks Enterprise. If you accepted the default component locations, you can access the [Administrative User Interface|Using the User Interface] at [http://localhost:8989/]. Otherwise, you can find the Administrative User Interface at the URL and port you chose in step six. Refer to the README.txt file under the installation root directory for the default password. You can change the default password using the [Users screen|lweug18:Managing User Accounts] in the Administrative UI or with an API call described on the [Users API|lweug18:Users] page.