> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.boomerang3.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.boomerang3.com/wpan-ctrlr-web-panel-installation-manual/advanced_use/installation_on_pc.md).

# Installation on IIS

The Web Panel application may be installed on an IIS web server on PC.

You need a zip with the Web Panel application and a PC with IIS server installed.

The current Web Panel application zip can be found in Technical File in [WPAN-CTRLR\Website](https://icuscandinavia060.sharepoint.com/:f:/s/Technicalfile/EtuBd9W5mJxLoo9QoWIuO2kBkV-rJLpJl9WQ2nP3YC3qWA?e=uh5qBt).

1. Open File Manager.
2. Open C:\inetpub.
3. Create “webpanel” directory in inetpub.
4. Unzip Web Panel application into webpanel directory. 

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5. Start IIS Manager.&#x20;

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6. Unfold Connections and right click Sites.&#x20;

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7. Select “Add Website…”.
8. Enter “webpanel” as site name, select “C:\inetpub\webpanel” as a physical path. In the example there is already a web site using port 80 so the web panel site has assigned port 81.&#x20;

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9. Click OK.&#x20;

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10. Go to Default Document.&#x20;

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11. Click “Add…”.
12. Enter “default.html”.&#x20;

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13. Click OK.&#x20;

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14. In the example the Web Panel website is installed at port 81 so <http://localhost:81> must be added to the “CorsAllowed” key on B3 system server as described in chapter [Unsuccessful login - CorsAllowed](/wpan-ctrlr-web-panel-installation-manual/troubleshooting/unsuccessful_login.md). This step is not necessary if a default web site is used working on port 80.
15. Modify the settings in custom.js file as described in [Setup for version 1.2.2](/wpan-ctrlr-web-panel-installation-manual/quick_installation/set_up.md). The custom.js file in this case is usually in c:\inetpub\webpanel\js\\.
16. Open a web browser on the same PC and go to <http://localhost:81>.
17. The Web Panel screen shall present MPs status.&#x20;

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