Adding a Server

Imprivata PatientSecure application servers run the following Imprivata PatientSecure services:

• PatientSecure Identity Server (PSIS)

• PatientSecure Web Services (PSWS)

• PatientSecure Admin Console (ADMIN)

• PatientSecure User Interface (CLIENT)

• PatientSecure Reporting Services (REPORT)

• PatientSecure Job Services (JOB)

• PatientSecure HL7 (HL7)

• PatientSecure System Health Service (HEALTH)

• PatientSecure EMPI Service (EMPI) - optional. Allows PatientSecure to integrate with EMPIs such as Verato MPI or IBM Initiate.

• Emergency Search & Authentication Service (EMERGENCY)

• FHIR Service (FHIR) - optional. The FHIR Service is a server component that allows PatientSecure to integrate with the FHIR APIs to allow you to search for and add a patient into the Cerner EMR.

PatientSecure Services Installation Order

You can install one or more services on a single Imprivata PatientSecure application server or on separate servers.

Services must be installed in the following order:

1. PatientSecure Identity Server (PSIS)

   IMPORTANT: PatientSecure Identity Server (PSIS) must be installed and active before you install PatientSecure Web Services (PSWS).

2. PatientSecure Web Services (PSWS)

   IMPORTANT: PatientSecure Identity Server (PSIS) and PatientSecure Web Services (PSWS) must be installed before you install the remaining services.

3. The remaining services, in any order:

   PatientSecure Admin Console (ADMIN)

   PatientSecure User Interface (CLIENT)

   PatientSecure Reporting Services (REPORT).

   IMPORTANT:

   Reporting Services is required for the Admin Console to display the dashboard and to run reports. While you can install Admin Console and Reporting in any order, they both must be installed in the environment.

   PatientSecure Job Services (JOB)

   PatientSecure HL7 (HL7)

   PatientSecure Emergency Search & Authentication Service (EMERGENCY)

   PatientSecure System Health Service

   PatientSecure EMPI Service, optional

   PatientSecure FHIR Service (FHIR), optional

   NOTE:

   Set up a certificate authority (CA) for the generated certificates.

   For more information, see the Microsoft TechNet Group Policy instructions for your Windows Server version. The certificate will secure only the name you enter when you create it.

Adding a Server

To add a server:

1. In the Server Status section, click Add a Server.

2. Enter the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) for the server (up to 50 characters) in the Hostname box, and then click Next.

3. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the application server, and then click Confirm.

4. To configure the SSL Certificate, select one of the following:

   • Click Select an existing certificate to select a certificate from the Trusted Certificate directory on the server.

     NOTE: The certificate must be unique to each server.

   • Click Generate a new certificate and type the fully qualified domain name (FQDN).

     This option should only be used for test environments.

     • Click Save to save the PatientecureCertAuth.pfx file.

5. In the Services section, select one or more services to run on the server.

   If a service is grayed and unavailable, it has already been installed and cannot be installed on additional servers, or the dependencies for the service have not been installed.

   For example, Emergency Search services may be installed on one server only.

   NOTE: The port setting must be unique to each service.

   Abbreviation	Server Component	Notes
   PSIS	PatientSecure Identity Server	Select the drive and port, and then click Install. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the server, and then click Confirm.
   PSWS	PatientSecure Web Services	Select the drive and port, and then click Install. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the server, and then click Confirm. NOTE: Scanning services (palm) are installed with the PSWS service.
   ADMIN	PatientSecure Admin Console	Select the drive, and then click Install. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the server, and then click Confirm. NOTE: The PatientSecure Admin Console uses port 80 (and redirected to port 443) or port 443. You cannot configure a port for the Admin Console.
   CLIENT	PatientSecure User Interface	Select the drive and port, and then click Install. By default, the port is 7003. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the server, and then click Confirm.
   HL7	PatientSecure HL7	Select the drive and port, and then click Install. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the server, and then click Confirm.
   REPORT	PatientSecure Reporting Service	Select the drive and port, and then click Install. By default, the port is 7004. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the server, and then click Confirm.
   JOB	PatientSecure Job Scheduler Service	Select the drive and port, and then click Install. By default, the port is 7005. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the server, and then click Confirm.
   EMERGENCY	Emergency Search (one)	Select the drive and port, and then click Install. By default, the port is 7006. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the server, and then click Confirm. NOTE: PatientSecure Site Monitoring (PSSM) is installed on the same server with Emergency Search. It is not listed as a separate service on the server. To implement the Site Monitoring website, work with your Imprivata PatientSecure representative.
   HEALTH	System Health Service	Select the drive and port, and then click Install. By default, the port is 7007. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the server, and then click Confirm.
   FHIR	FHIR Service (optional)	Select the drive and port, and then click Install. By default, the port is the next available port in the 7000 range. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the server, and then click Confirm.
   EMPI	EMPI Service (optional)	Select the drive and port, and then click Install. By default, the port is the next available port in the 7000 range. Enter the Windows administrator credentials for the server, and then click Confirm.

   The Server Details page displays the installed services.

6. When you have installed all of the services for the server, click Dashboard at the top of the page to return to the Server Dashboard.