
Pro Cloud Server 6.5 Installer
The Pro Cloud Server 6.5 is available as a single installation file for both Microsoft Windows and Linux/Intel Mac operating systems. The installation files are the same for all editions of the Pro Cloud Server (Free, Token, Team & Enterprise Server).
Registered Users
Users with a valid license of the Pro Cloud Server premium (Team and Enterprise), Pro Cloud Server Token edition or Enterprise Architect can download version 6.5 using the following link. Your access to these links will expire when your Pro Cloud Server license expires. As a precaution we suggest you retain your own copies of all downloads.
Please Note: Existing users of v4.2 (and earlier) or any 32bit version of PCS will need to take extra steps if they migrate to 64 bit, see instructions.
Important Notes on Pro Cloud Server v6.5
To improve Pro Cloud Server security, v6.5 includes different behavior to previous releases that could be unexpected to some users, this includes:
- When upgrading to Pro Cloud Server v6.5 all existing HTTP ports will not start. The only way to re-enable them is to resave their definitions (and restart the PCS), in doing so you are accepting that HTTP ports are not secure and should only be used within a private network
- New installations of Pro Cloud Server v6.5 will not include a HTTP port. Therefore, either a HTTP port must be manually created or a server.pem (SSL key & certificate) created to enable the provided HTTPS port before Pro Cloud Server will accept any kind of communication from clients
- With previous versions of Pro Cloud Server it was possible to perform a basic connectivity test using just the server name and port of the host machine (ie http://{servername}:1804), however this now produces an error and instead the dedicated path (/connectivitytest/) should be appended to the URL, ie. https://{servername}:1805/connectivitytest/
- Model authentication is now the only available authentication method on a Port, if your previous configurations were using None or Global, there will be behaviorial differences when EA clients attempt to connect to your repositories
- Earlier versions of the Configuration Client are not compatible with v6.5 of the Pro Cloud Server service, therefore only use the Configuration Client that ships with the v6.5 installer
- The IIS Integration optional component is no longer included in the installer, this function was deprecated in v3 and should no longer be used
Discontinued Products
Both the WAN Optimizer and the Cloud Services are now discontinued, the Pro Cloud Server can be used without a licensed which will provide the same functionality as the Cloud Services and more than the WAN Optimizer. Purchasing a Pro Cloud Server license will only be required if you want to take advantage of the extra features like WebEA, Prolaborate etc.
Installing and Registering Pro Cloud Server v5
Pro Cloud Server v5 and v6 are available as either a 32 bit or 64 bit applications. While the majority of functionality and behavior is identical between the two architectures, there are number of minor differences that will particularly effect existing users of the 32 bit application making the transition to 64 bit. These include:
- installation folder
- registry hive
See the user guide for details.
Pro Cloud Server v5 (and later) uses the same license registration process as v4, therefore if you have an existing licensed Pro Cloud Server, the same license certicate(s) that were loaded in the previous installation will need to be loaded into the Pro Cloud Server v5 installation.
Installing and Registering Pro Cloud Server v4
As of Pro Cloud Server 4, Pro Cloud Server Licenses have changed from a license key to a 'License Certificate' which is linked to a specific machine. Previous license keys are not compatible with Pro Cloud Server 4. For instructions on licensing Pro Cloud Server 4 refer to the relevant section below.
Below are the instructions for Pro Cloud Server 4:
Below are the instructions for historical Cloud Products and upgrading them to Pro Cloud Server 4:
Additional links:
Introducing the Pro Cloud Server:
Familiarize yourself with the basic concepts of the Pro Cloud Server and benefits that it offers
Help Guide:
The Enterprise Architect User Guide contains a comprehensive description of the Pro Cloud Server
Live Demo:
Connect to one of our 3 Pro Cloud Servers, evaluate its performance and how easy an end user can connect to them
Webinar:
Watch the webinar that shows how to perform a basic install and configuration of the Pro Cloud Server
