Deploy the LynxPDF administration service on Windows Server or other approved private infrastructure under your organization's control.
Keep enterprise administration within a controlled environment
Before placing the administration service on a private Windows Server or other infrastructure, organizations must define the server and network boundaries.
Server deployment requires a fixed IP, installation permissions, service verification, and a controlled update process; missing any prerequisite can block rollout.
Clients must point to the correct server configuration after address or authorization changes.
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Confirm server requirements, network access, client settings, backups, and update procedures. Private deployment does not mean complete network isolation or a maintenance-free installation.
The Admin Console service can run in an approved Windows Server or private infrastructure environment.
The deployment boundary includes the server, service access, client configuration, and authorization settings.
Administrators verify the service through the approved server address.
Prepare a clean Windows Server environment, fixed IP, and installation permissions.
Prepare the deployment package, install.bat, and PDFServer.config.
Plan service verification, client configuration updates, and authorization-key changes.
Follow a clear path from setup through verification.
Prepare a clean Windows Server environment with a fixed IP and required installation location.
Download and extract the package, then run install.bat as administrator.
Open Admin Console through the server IP and verify the service.
Update PDFServer.config when the server address changes.
Upload the authorization key file when the license needs updating.
Let enterprises choose a deployment location with clear server boundaries and maintenance ownership.
Run a verified Admin Console service in your controlled infrastructure, with clients using the approved server and authorization settings.
Use confirmed server and client configurations so IT can verify service access.
Have the responsible administrator confirm the environment, permissions, version, and final rollout scope.
See how LynxPDF fits enterprise workflows compared with common PDF tools.
Support Windows Server, Intune, GPO, RDS, and SCCM deployment approaches for different devices and IT requirements.
Fit restricted-network or local data-management scenarios with a local or cloud deployment path.
Bring Admin Console, SSO, license management, and bulk deployment into one enterprise workflow to reduce repeated configuration and maintenance across systems.