Extract binary files from the zip archive to your IES folder
Start the server from IIS
Recommended updating the IES server with backup
1. Backup the IES binaries and the configuration file
Copy existed folder C:\IPI\IES to C:\IPI\IES_old
2. Backup SQL Database
For MySQL database:
YOUR_DB_NAME – The database name may be different for you, depending on how you have named it on install.
You will need to enter the MySQL root password.
> cd "C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 8.0\bin"
> .\mysqldump -u root -p YOUR_DB_NAME > "C:\IPI\IES.old\YOUR_DB_NAME.sql"
For Microsoft SQL Server database:
Go to the SQL Server Management Studio
Right-click on the database name Select Tasks > Backup Select "Full" as the backup type Select "Disk" as the destination Click on "Add..." to add a backup file and type C:\IPI\IES_old\YOUR_DB_NAME.bak and click "OK" Click "OK" again to create the backup
Copy C:\IPI\IES_old\appsettings.Production.json to C:\IPI\IES\appsettings.Production.json in the File Explorer
5. Starting the IES
Start the site using the IIS console
If something goes wrong, you can restore the IES server and Database server using the following steps:
Stop the site using the IIS console, then rename the old folder to IES,
Then restore the database:
For MySQL database:
For Microsoft SQL Server database:
In the SQL Server Management Studio:
In the left navigation bar, right-click on Databases and then click Restore Database.
In the Source section, select Device and click the button with three dots and type C:\IPI\IES_old\YOUR_DB_NAME.bak
In the pop-up window that opens, click Add and browse for your backup file. Click OK.
In the left navigation menu, click Options.
In the pane on the right, select Overwrite the existing database (WITH REPLACE) and Close existing connections to destination database.
Click OK.
Then start the site using the IIS console.
Update using a script
In the latest versions, there is another way to update the server – using the PowerShell script update.ps1, which is located in the directory with the server (C:/IPI/IES/update.ps1). This script has the following command line parameters:
-service - Name of IIS site. Default IES
-url - URL to download the update file. The default, URL will be taken from https://update.ipi.com/hes/build.json
But you can override these parameters. For example, to update IES offline, from the file "windows_x64_latest.zip", located in the C:/Updates directory, you can run the script in PowerShell, as follows:
