=General == Can I use {{UBIK}} via an Application-Delivery-Solution, e.g. Citrix Reveiver== Where is the license file stored? ===No, that is not possible as such applications are mostly clients accessing a server based application pool. C:\Users\{{UBIKYour Name}} is a stand-alone mobile application, which does not communicate via such virtualization client\AppData\LocalUBIKLicense.xml
=== Which ports are used by default? ===* Communication between the {{UBIK}} and {{UBIKCLIENT}} uses '''443''' (https) or '''80''' (http). The authentication requires '''https''' always!* Microsoft SQL Server uses '''1433''' by default === Where can I find some logging information and configure its destination? ===
Read the article about [[HowTo:Configure Logging|configure logging]] to get to know the destinations of log files and how to modify them.
=== What if license activation fails with ''HTTP status 417: Expectation Failed.''? ===
If the activation of {{UBIK}} fails with an error ''The request failed with HTTP status 417: Expectation Failed.'' make sure that the '''system.net''' section in your local ''UBIK.Studio.config.xml'' contains a ''servicePointManager'' entry similar as
<source lang="xml">
</source>
=Network == Where is the license file stored= Can I use {{UBIK}} via an Application-Delivery-Solution, e.g. Citrix Reveiver? ==No, that is not possible as such applications are mostly clients accessing a server based application pool. {{UBIK}} is a stand-alone mobile application, which does not communicate via such virtualization client. == Which ports are used by default? ==C:\Users\* Communication between the {Your Name{UBIK}\AppData\LocalUBIKLicense} and {{UBIKCLIENT}} uses '''443''' (https) or '''80''' (http).xmlThe authentication requires '''https''' always!* Microsoft SQL Server uses '''1433''' by default
=Database === Does {{UBIK}} support other databases than MS SQL? ===
No, since {{UBIK}} integrates quite deep into the database in order to be scalable.
=== What SQL Server should I use? What are the differences of the editions? ===
Please have a look at [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645993%28SQL.110%29.aspx Microsoft SQL Server Library] to check for limitations.
=== Can I use SQL Server Express? ===
Basically yes, but be aware of the limitations listed [https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb545450.aspx here].