Installing the Relay Server Components to IIS on Windows

After installing Sybase Unwired Platform, unzip the relay server component files to the Web site home directory, create an application pool, and enable the relay server Web extensions.

Find the relayserver.zip file located on the installation media in /modules/relayserver, and copy it to your relay server system.
The ZIP file contains the directory \ias_relay_server with two subdirectories, \Client and \Server, which contain the required executables and DLLs for the relay server.
Unzip relayserver.zip under the Web site home directory that you use for the relay server, typically, C:\Inetpub\wwwroot.
Create an application pool.
1. Start IIS Manager Console.
2. Right-click Application Pools and create a new application pool, for example, RSOE_AP.
3. Right-click the application pool and select Properties to edit the properties for the outbound enabler application pool. Select the Performance tab, and unselect Shutdown Worker Processes After Being Idle.
4. In the Recycling tab, unselect Recycle Worker Processes (In Minutes).
Enable relay server Web extensions in the IIS Manager Console.
1. Select the Directory tab to edit the properties of ias_relay_server. Set execute permissions to Scripts And Executables.
2. Click Create under Application Settings.
3. Select Outbound Enabler as the associated application pool.
4. Under Web Server Extensions, allow both rs_server.dll and rs_client.dll to be run as ISAPI.
Configure the Afaria Client to communicate with the relay server.
1. Run IIS admin scripts, which are located in \Inetpub\AdminScripts.
2. Run the following console commands:
```
cscript adsutil.vbs set w3svc/1/uploadreadaheadsize 0
iisreset
```
If you do not perform this configuration step, this error message displays:
Could not connect to the Server. Session did not complete.

Next

Finish installing your Unwired Servers and Afaria servers into the farm.
Use the rs.config.sample configuration file in the Server directory as a starting point to configure the relay server.
If configuring an Afaria server farm with a relay server, see Sybase Control Center > Configure > Unwired Platform > Configuring Afaria > Configuring a New Afaria Installation on a Shared Host > Configuring a Relay Server for Afaria.
If configuring relay server in a production environent, see Sybase Unwired WorkSpace > Configure > Configuring Unwired Server > Configuring Unwired Server for a Production Environment > Configuring Unwired Server for a High Availability Environment > Employing a Relay Server > Configuring a Relay Server for Production.
If configuring relay server in a development environment, see Sybase Unwired WorkSpace > Configure > Configuring Unwired Server > Configuring Unwired Server for a Development Environment > Configuring a Relay Server for Development, which describes how to use the Sybase Relay Server Hosting Service. It is a Web-hosted relay service you can use to test Unwired Platform with a relay server.