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PHP install/upgrade

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Copy the php_v7x.zip file to C:\Program Files (x86)\php

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Copy the php.ini-production file , rename it and paste it into the same directory.
Rename the copied file to php.ini

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Add the php folder to the System Path Variables

  1. Type Edit the system environment variables into the start bar, press the option
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  2. Click the Environment Variables option
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  3. From the system variables, click the Path option and press Edit.
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  4. In the created row, copy/paste in the path to the PHP folder where the php-cgi.exe resides
    E.g., C:\Program Files (x86)\PHP\v7.3
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    After pasting the path in, press OK to save the changes
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On Windows Server, using Server Manager add the following feature:

World Wide Web Services → Application Development Features → CGI

On Windows, using Programs and Features (appwiz.cpl), Turn Windows Features on or off
Add optional feature under World Wide Web Services --> Application Development Features --> (CGI)
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Add the required feature and press OK

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Install PHP Manager

Run IIS Manager

Against the server, select the PHP Manager option

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Click on the register PHP Version, and navigate to your installed php path (e.g., C:\Program Files (x86)\php)

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Press the browse option (...)

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Click on the php-cgi.exe file
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Configure PHP.ini File

Edit the php.ini file, this is typically located here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\PHP\v7.X\php.ini

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Find the Extensions section at the bottom of the php.ini file

Add the following following (it may already exist)

  • extension=php_odbc.dll

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Save the php.ini file

Configure Firewall Settings

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1. Open Web Browser.

2. In the URL, enter: http://[servername]localhost/SupplierConnect/response/response.php?sp=
If your SupplierConnect folder under c:\inetpub\wwwroot is named differently, or is under a subfolder, your URL must be adjusted accordingly.



Test SMTP Relay from IIS Server

This requires the telnet client to be installed, to do that, please perform the below commands:

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