(try googling "port forward " to see how to enable port forwarding on your router). If you want to connect from a device which is outside of your network, then you need to configure port forwarding or use some other way, so that the machine is visible outside of your network. Just use the correct ip:port and it should be accessible from any device on the same network. Local network addresses usually start with 192.16*. So any device on the network can now connect to it. Connecting ManicTime clientsĬhances are, you installed ManicTime Server on a machine within your network somewhere. Setup will automatically run the server and open a browser showing a page from the server. zip file, extract to some folder, then run setup.bat to run the setup. If you have any problems during the setup, let us know. zip file only if you want to control where ManicTime files are. We suggest you download ManicTime Server Setup (.msi), it is easier to upgrade. Other services, you can use it for ManicTime Server as well. If you already have one of these installed and are using it for If you have more users, then you need to use either PostgreSQL or Microsoft SQL Server.īefore you install ManicTime Server, you need to install one of the databases.
If you use SQLite, you can skip to the next step. Use this one for small teams, up to 10 people. It supports three databases: SQLite (default, recommended for 10 users or less) ManicTime Server needs a database to run. When the connection is available, ManicTime clients will send the data. Similarly ManicTime Clients are fully functional when you are working off-line. Get a Virtual machine running Windows and then install the same way as on the local machine. You can also install ManicTime Server on any cloud. When the server is running, ManicTime Clients will send the data. It is recommended that the machine, on which the server is running, runs all the time, but it is not a requirement. ManicTime Server brings all information collected on various devices together and can be installed on any Windows machine.
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