Installing ARDI on Windows

Installing ARDI on Windows

Getting ARDI up-and-running on Windows systems should take around 10 minutes.

There are three key steps...
  1. Download and Run the Installer
  2. Upload your License Fingerprint
  3. Install your License File

You can find the guide and a video demonstration of installing ARDI on Windows platforms on the main documentation website - see http://docs.optrix.com.au/ardiadminguide:installation

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