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When you install a new Kentico instance on a machine, it is automatically registered within Kentico Installation Manager. In some cases though, you may need to register instances manually. For example:
Requirements:
Click Register on the main toolbar.
Enter the following details:
Click OK.
The KIM registers your instance and displays it in the list of managed instances.
Information about registered instances is stored in c:\ProgramData\KIM\kim.xml. The root <sites> element contains <item> elements that represent individual registered instances. The <item> elements have the following sub-elements representing properties of the registered instances:
<guid> - unique identifier of the instance (not related to the application GUID in the web.config file of the given instance).
<url> - URL under which the instance is accessible.
<name> - identifying name of the instance displayed in the Name column in the list of instances.
<version> - version of Kentico.
<path> - path to the instance's web project root folder in the file system.
<created> - date and time when the instance was registered in Kentico Installation Manager.
<hotfix> - number of the latest hotfix applied to the instance.
<netversion> - represents the .NET Framework version used by the instance. The stored number does not match the .NET version, using the following encoding instead:
.NET version | Encoding number |
|---|---|
2 | 2 |
3.5 | 4 |
4 | 8 |
4.5 | 16 |
<showlist> - indicates if a dialog box with available web sites on the given instance is displayed after clicking the Browse button.
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<sites>
<item>
<guid>6085ee02-8fff-4978-abd1-1a0261a57724</guid>
<url>http://localhost/Kentico9/</url>
<name>Kentico10</name>
<version>10.0</version>
<path>C:\inetpub\wwwroot\Kentico9</path>
<created>2015-12-24T08:26:39</created>
<hotfix>0</hotfix>
<netversion>16</netversion>
<showlist>1</showlist>
</item>
...
</sites>