Installing Powershell Studio 2024 in closed enviroment

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    • SystemHarel
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    Installing Powershell Studio 2024 in closed enviroment

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    hi

    I'm trying to install the PowerShell Studio 2024 (latest version) on Windows Server 2019 in my company.

    the environment is a closed one - no contact to the internet unless approved, and most of the approved are for short term.

    i found in another post that i need to let through HTTPS to https://www.sapien.com and api.sapien.com - is that correct?

    second - the installer is an online installer. does it download the product from those addresses or do i need to open more DNS addresses?
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    Alexander Riedel
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    Re: Installing Powershell Studio 2024 in closed enviroment

    Post by Alexander Riedel »

    The trial installer is an online installer. The offline installer for any software you have a license for is *always* available on your SAPIEN account page.
    There is also an option to request an offline unlock file if your environment is truly offline.
    If it is not, you have the correct addresses for a proxy to let through.
    Alexander Riedel
    SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
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