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Quick reference: computers

The page to pin in the server room: each job, where it lives, what to run, and the routines.

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The five routines for the practice's computers, from updates to backups, with the one rule beneath.
The five routines for the practice's computers, from updates to backups, with the one rule beneath.

I want to…

I want to… Where What to run More
A new PC trusts Curaeon The server's C:\Curaeon folder install-practice-root.ps1 as administrator, with the fingerprint; Group Policy on a domain KB-035 — Make a new PC, Mac or locum laptop trust Curaeon ("Your connection is not private")
A new Mac Terminal sudo ./install-practice-root-macos.sh curaeon-practice-root.crt <fingerprint> KB-035 — Make a new PC, Mac or locum laptop trust Curaeon ("Your connection is not private")
A laptop leaves The laptop The same script with -Remove KB-035 — Make a new PC, Mac or locum laptop trust Curaeon ("Your connection is not private")
A red tile Settings → Certificates Renewal (daily, from 60 days out) has stopped KB-036 — A certificate is red in Settings → Certificates: what it means and who to tell
Appliance offline The comms cupboard Light, power, cable, internet, one restart KB-011 — Appliance appears offline — five checks before you call
Appliance health Settings → AI Appliance → Link security Days left; Revoke… only for a missing box, disk or key KB-057 — Check appliance health and link security in Settings → AI Appliance, and revoke a certificate
Renew NASH PRODA → HPOS, then Settings → HI Service Request a NASH PKI site certificate; .p12 and PIC onto the server KB-021 — NASH certificate renewal — step-by-step
Main app will not load http://<practice-server>:8080/admin Same sign-in KB-068 — Use the standalone admin console when the main app won't load
Restore A Restore from backup request Never pg_restore by hand KB-069 — Request a restore from backup

The routines

When Do More
After any update Restart the server program; the version banner goes KB-037 — Screens blank or behaving oddly after an update: the version-mismatch banner
Weekly Settings → Certificates all green; Settings → AI Appliance heartbeat and link days KB-057 — Check appliance health and link security in Settings → AI Appliance, and revoke a certificate
Monthly make restore-drill at the server; confirm the second copy landed KB-067 — Set up nightly backups, a second copy and a monthly restore drill
Always Every backup copy on encrypted storage (HI Service condition) KB-067 — Set up nightly backups, a second copy and a monthly restore drill
Cupboard 10 cm airflow, under about 30 °C, wall socket, cable labelled KB-013 — Preparing your comms cupboard — appliance environment guide

Before you call support

Check More
Solid green light = healthy; look at the network KB-010 — Appliance status lights and what they mean
Power, cable, link light, internet, one restart — not more KB-011 — Appliance appears offline — five checks before you call
One computer warns = that computer's trust; all warn = the server's certificate KB-036 — A certificate is red in Settings → Certificates: what it means and who to tell
The two version numbers on the banner KB-037 — Screens blank or behaving oddly after an update: the version-mismatch banner
On an Appliance issue ticket, tick diagnostics consent KB-011 — Appliance appears offline — five checks before you call

Clinic cannot see patients? Call 1300 XXX XXX, option 1 (KB-006 — How to report a clinic-down emergency (and what happens next)).

The one rule

Never click past "your connection is not private", and never teach staff to. It is the only sign a computer is talking to something other than the practice's server (KB-035 — Make a new PC, Mac or locum laptop trust Curaeon ("Your connection is not private")).

Start here: KB-096 — Start here: I look after the computers.