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Nuance Management Center Server Installation and Configuration Guide
Task Reference
Ensure port 389 TCP is open. “Opening required ports” on page 14
Create an NMC console
administrator account for Active
Directory
“Creating an NMC console Administrator user for Active
Directory” on page 44
Set the Active Directory
connection string
“Setting the Active Directory connection string” on page 45
Create and configure user
accounts in the NMC console
“Creating and configuring user accounts for single sign-on” on
page 46
Run the SetSPN.exe Windows
utility
“Running the SetSPN.exe Windows utility” on page 47
Download the Local Authenticator “Downloading the Local Authenticator” on page 50
Create an organization token “Creating organization tokens” on page 51
Install and bind the SSL certificate
on the Local Authenticator server
“Installing and binding the SSL certificate” on page 52
Install the Local Authenticator “Installing the Local Authenticator” on page 56
Edit the Local Authenticator
configuration file
“Editing the configuration file” on page 60
Start the Local Authenticator
service
“Starting the Local Authenticator service” on page 61
Associate Dragon clients with the
Local Authenticator
Applies to: Dragon desktop
products only
See the "Configuring the Dragon Client for Nuance
Management Center" chapter in the Dragon Client Installation
Guide.
This step assumes you have already installed Dragon clients.
On-premise NMC server
If you're hosting your own NMC server on-premise, use this checklist to help you prepare for the
configuration.
Task Reference
Ensure port 389 TCP is open. “Opening required ports” on page 14
Create an NMC console
administrator account for Active
Directory
“Creating an NMC console Administrator user for Active
Directory” on page 44
Set the Active Directory connection
string
“Setting the Active Directory connection string” on page 45
Create and configure user accounts
in the NMC console
“Creating and configuring user accounts for single sign-on” on
page 46
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