install.Generic.config

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<InstallSettings>
	<!-- PreReqs
	https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/scripting/sql-server-powershell
	https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=52676
	Install-Module -Name ImportExcel
	Install-Module -Name AzureRM.sql
	-->
	<!-- If blank, no log file will be generated. The log file location will be the
	     SitecoreInstallFolder.
	-->
	<LogFileName>InstallLog.txt</LogFileName>

	<!-- Path of downloaded zip file from Sitecore -->
	<SitecoreZipPath>C:\Users\sp_farmadmin\AppData\Roaming\Sitecore\Sitecore Instance Manager\Repository\Sitecore 8.2 rev. 161221.zip</SitecoreZipPath>

	<!-- Path of downloaded Sitecore configuration spreadsheet.
		 This setting is required and used for installing Sitecore 8.2
		 Find the spreadsheet here: https://doc.sitecore.net/sitecore_experience_platform/setting_up_and_maintaining/xdb/configuring_servers/server_configuration_resources
	-->
	<SitecoreConfigSpreadsheetPath>C:\temp\Config Enable-Disable Sitecore_8.2 Update2.xlsx</SitecoreConfigSpreadsheetPath>

	<!-- If true then user prompts will be bypassed. For example, if the script cannot determine that SQL
	     has FullControl over database files, then a dialog prompt will be displayed asking if the script
	     should continue if this property is set to false.
	-->
	<SuppressPrompts>false</SuppressPrompts>

	<WebServer>
		<LicenseFilePath>C:\ArkeSitecoreLicense\license.xml</LicenseFilePath>
		<SitecoreInstallRoot>C:\inetpub\wwwroot</SitecoreInstallRoot>
		<!-- Folder will be created at the SitecoreInstallRoot if it does not already exist. -->
		<SitecoreInstallFolder>mypsinstall</SitecoreInstallFolder>
		<!-- Select a name for the last folder under /App_Config/Include
		     This is the folder where all config files which must be patched last should be kept (e.g.
		     SwitchMasterToWeb.config file.) For Sitecore 8.1, if no name is supplied then the installer
		     will use the Z.SwitchMasterToWeb folder.
		-->
		<LastChildFolderOfIncludeDirectory>zzzMustBeLast</LastChildFolderOfIncludeDirectory>
		<!-- Encrypt the contents of the ConnectionStrings.config file -->
		<EncryptConnectionStrings>true</EncryptConnectionStrings>

		<IISWebSiteName>MyPsInstall</IISWebSiteName>
		<DefaultRuntimeVersion>v4.0</DefaultRuntimeVersion>
		<!-- Valid values are:
		      - NetworkService
		      - ApplicationPoolIdentity
		      - Any domain account in the form <domain>\<username>

         If you supply a domain account, you must also provide a valid password for the account
		-->
		<AppPoolIdentity>EVADEV\SCTest_AppPool</AppPoolIdentity>
		<AppPoolIdentityPassword>P@ssword</AppPoolIdentityPassword>
		<IISBindings>
			<Binding IP="*" Port="80" HostHeader="mypsi" AddToHostsFile="true" />
			<Binding IP="10.10.20.11" Port="80" HostHeader="mypsi2" AddToHostsFile="false" />
			<Binding IP="10.10.20.11" Port="80" HostHeader="mypsi3" />
		</IISBindings>

		<!-- Provide a unique name for this instance of Sitecore. This value should be set any time you have mulitple CD or CM servers. -->
		<SitecoreInstanceName></SitecoreInstanceName>

		<!-- This section controls settings for Sitecore's Analytics -->
		<Analytics>
			<ClusterName></ClusterName>
			<HostName></HostName>
		</Analytics>

		<!-- This value will be written to the reporting.api connection string. Only applies to Sitecore 8.2 -->
		<ReportingApiKey>12345678901234567890123456789012</ReportingApiKey>
		
		<!-- Sitecore recommends changing the default password hash algorithm from SHA1 to SHA512
		
			For user management, Sitecore uses the Microsoft ASP.NET membership provider by default. 

			*** IMPORTANT! ***
			The Microsoft ASP.NET membership provider does not provide a facility for upgrading to a different hash algorithm after you have created 
			user accounts. IF YOU CHANGE THE HASH ALGORITHM, EXISTING USERS CAN NO LONGER LOG INTO THE SYSTEM AND MUST CREATE A NEW PASSWORD.
			
			Valid values are:
			- "" 
			- a supported hash algorithm from the System.Security.Cryptography.CryptoConfig class : 
			https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.security.cryptography.cryptoconfig(v=vs.110).aspx 
		-->
		<PasswordHashAlgorithm>SHA512</PasswordHashAlgorithm>

		<CMServerSettings enabled="true">
			<!-- If this value is non-empty, then admin's password will be set to this value -->
			<DefaultSitecoreAdminPassword>foobar</DefaultSitecoreAdminPassword>

			<!-- Add an Encryption Key for the Telerik controls 
				  http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/aspnet-ajax/controls/asyncupload/security
				 If using load-balanced CM servers, the value must match on both servers.
			-->
			<TelerikEncryptionKey></TelerikEncryptionKey>

			<!-- Use these settings to dedicate Sitecore instance as the Publishing server. This is required
			     when you are using load-balanced CM servers.
			-->
			<Publishing enabled="false">
				<!-- This setting is ALWAYS applied to a CM server even if publishing is disabled. Therefore,
				     for an isolated CM you may leave this value blank or make sure it matches the CM
				     InstanceName
				-->
				<PublishingInstance></PublishingInstance>
                <!-- Use these settings to enable IIS Application Initialization on a dedicated publishing instance.
                     Setting enabled to true will:
                        - Enable the Application Initialization feature on the web server
                        - Add preloadEnabled="true" to the application configuration
                        - Add applicationInitialization node to the system.webserver
						- Set doAppInitAfterRestart to true
                        - Set the AppPool startMode to "AlwaysRunning"
                        - Set the AppPool IdleTimeout to 0
                        - Set the AppPool Recycling regular time interval to 0
                     Valid values are "true" or "false"
				-->
                <ApplicationInitializationEnabled>false</ApplicationInitializationEnabled>
                <!-- Timeout length in minutes for IIS App Pool
                     If enabled, Application Intialization will override this value with 0.
                 -->
				<AppPoolIdleTimeout>600</AppPoolIdleTimeout>
				<!-- If this setting is false, the keepalive task will not run and the publishing server will get cold. -->
				<DisableScheduledTaskExecution>true</DisableScheduledTaskExecution>
				<Parallel enabled="false">
					<!-- If set, the autogrowth for data and log files of the web database and any copy of the
					     web database will be based on a fixed size of MB rather than a percentage. This follow
					     recommendations from Sitecore. Recommended values range from 30 to 50.
					     Valid values range from 10 to 100.
					-->
					<WebDatabaseAutoGrowthInMB>30</WebDatabaseAutoGrowthInMB>
					<MaxDegreesOfParallelism>4</MaxDegreesOfParallelism>
				</Parallel>
			</Publishing>
			<!-- Use these settings to dedicate Sitecore instance as a Processing server. -->
			<Processing enabled="false">
				<!-- Valid values are "true" or "false"
					 Invalid values or missing elements will be treated as "false"
				-->
				<ApplyIPWhitelist>true</ApplyIPWhitelist>
				<!-- Enabling this will cause recommended connection strings to be commented out -->
				<DeactivateConnectionStrings>true</DeactivateConnectionStrings>
				<!-- Enabling this setting causes some files on the Processing server to have ".disabled" concatenated to
					 their filename. Other files necessary for configuring a Processing file will be enabled. The files changed are from the recommendations here:
					 https://doc.sitecore.net/sitecore_experience_platform/setting_up_and_maintaining/xdb/configuring_servers/configure_a_processing_server
				-->
				<ConfigureFilesForProcessing>true</ConfigureFilesForProcessing>
				<!-- Denies anonymous users from accessing certain directories per Sitecore's recommendations -->
				<PreventAnonymousAccess>true</PreventAnonymousAccess>
			</Processing>
		</CMServerSettings>

		<CDServerSettings enabled="false">
			<!-- Valid values are "true" or "false"
			     Invalid values or missing elements will be treated as "false"
			-->
			<ApplyIPWhitelist>true</ApplyIPWhitelist>
			<!-- Enabling this will cause recommended connection strings to be commented out -->
			<DeactivateConnectionStrings>true</DeactivateConnectionStrings>
			<!-- Enabling this setting causes some files on the CD server to have ".disabled" concatenated to
			     their filename. Other files necessary for configuring a CD such as the
			     SwitchMasterToWeb.config file will be enabled. The files changed are from the recommendations here:
			     https://doc.sitecore.net/sitecore%20experience%20platform/xdb%20configuration/configure%20a%20content%20delivery%20server
			-->
			<ConfigureFilesForCD>true</ConfigureFilesForCD>
			<!-- Denies anonymous users from accessing certain directories per Sitecore's recommendations -->
			<PreventAnonymousAccess>true</PreventAnonymousAccess>
			<!-- Prevent the execution of scripts or programs in the upload and temp folders -->
			<DenyExecutePermission>true</DenyExecutePermission>
			<!-- Enabling this setting prevents uploading files outside of the Sitecore client -->
			<DisableUploadWatcher>true</DisableUploadWatcher>
			<!-- If you have implemented custom code that uses ASP.NET Web API attribute routing, to avoid errors, disable the following -->
			<DisableExperienceAnalyticsAssemblies>true</DisableExperienceAnalyticsAssemblies>
			<!-- Remove PhantomJs from CD per Sitecore's recommendations -->
			<RemovePhantomJs>true</RemovePhantomJs>
			<!-- Disables Telerik UI Handlers on CD server. -->
			<DisableTelerikControls>true</DisableTelerikControls>
		</CDServerSettings>

		<!-- Media Request Protection - Applied to CM and CD Servers -->
		<MediaRequestProtection>
			<!-- In a multi-instance setup, use the same value for Media.RequestProtection.SharedSecret on every instance.
				 SharedSecret is required. If no value is provided, Sitecore default value will be used. -->
			<SharedSecret></SharedSecret>
			<!-- Specifies whether the media request protection feature will output detailed information to the Sitecore log file.
				 If no value is provided, Sitecore default value (true) will be used. -->
			<LoggingEnabled>true</LoggingEnabled>
		</MediaRequestProtection>

		<!-- Hardened directories in IIS will deny all clients except the following IPs -->
		<IPWhiteList>
			<IP>127.0.0.1</IP>
			<IP>10.10.20.7</IP>
			<IP>10.10.20.11</IP>
		</IPWhiteList>

		<SessionStateProvider>
			<!-- Valid values for Private and Shared are:
			       - InProc
			       - MSSQL (except for Shared on a CM!)
			       - Mongo (currently not supported by the installer)
			-->
			<Private>InProc</Private>
			<Shared>InProc</Shared>
		</SessionStateProvider>

		<Solr>
			<!-- If provided, the installer will modify the
			     Sitecore.ContentSearch.Solr.DefaultIndexConfiguration.config.example file to use the given address
			-->
			<ServiceBaseAddress>http://solr5:8888/solr</ServiceBaseAddress>
		</Solr>

		<!-- This section determines how the connection strings for for MongoDB will be formed. Any values
			 left blank will not be used. The settings below adhere to MongoDB's connection string format
			 specification: https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/connection-string/

			 If this section is not enabled, it will be ignored.
		-->
		<MongoDb enabled="true">
			<!-- Optional, won't be used if blank -->
			<Credentials>
				<Username>someuser</Username>
				<Password>somepassword</Password>
			</Credentials>
			<!-- At least one <Host> is required, each <Host> must specify a <HostName> and an optional <Port> -->
			<Hosts>
				<Host>
					<HostName>node1.company.com</HostName>
					<Port>27017</Port>
				</Host>
				<Host>
					<HostName>node2.company.com</HostName>
					<Port>9999</Port>
				</Host>
			</Hosts>
			<!-- This setting's value will be appended to the connection string's URI. The format should be as a
			     query string.
			-->
			<Options>?authMechanism=PLAIN&amp;authSource=$external&amp;replicaSet=mymongoset</Options>
		</MongoDb>

	</WebServer>

	<!-- If disabled the script will skip ALL database related operations.
		   - No SQL server connection tests
		   - Databases files will not be copied or attached
		   - User mappings, permissions will not be set
		   - Autogrowth will not be set on web database (relevant to parallel publishing)

		 Regardless the information in this section will still be used to form connection string values.
		 Thus, ensure that the database names are always accurate as well as the SQL server name and data
		 access account information.
		 Type: Azure, Local
 		Using Azure requires the installation of the Dacfx
 		https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=55255
	-->
	<Database type="Local" enabled="true">
		<Azure>
			<SQLPackagePath>C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\140\DAC\bin\sqlpackage.exe</SQLPackagePath>
			<SQLResourceGroup></SQLResourceGroup>
			<SQLEdition></SQLEdition>
			<SQLMaxSize></SQLMaxSize> <!-- in Bytes -->
			<SQLServiceObjective></SQLServiceObjective>
		</Azure>
		<!-- Valid values are "true" or "false" Invalid values or missing element will be treated as "false"
		     Note that even if you do not install the database, database mappings and permissions will still
		     be written.
		-->
		<InstallDatabase>true</InstallDatabase>

		<!-- Do not edit this list unless you know what you are doing! :) This list represents the all of
		     the default databases used by Sitecore.
		-->
		<DatabaseNames>
			<name>Core</name>
			<name>Master</name>
			<name>Web</name>
			<name>Sessions</name>
			<name>Reporting</name>
		</DatabaseNames>

		<!-- Add <copy> elements for each duplicate web database to be created -->
		<WebDatabaseCopies>
			<!-- Setting the connectionStringName attribute will assign that value to the "name" attribute
			     of the connection string for this databse. For example, if the connectionStringName is "web"
			     then the web connection string will point to the preview database. This is useful for creating
			     a preview-type CD server that serves content out of a different database than the normal, web
			     database. If the attribute is missing or does not have a value, then the name of the copy
			     database will be used to create the name of the connection string.

			     NOTE: The "web" database is referred to in many places in Sitecore’s configuration:
				   - Database definitions
				   - Agents
				   - Index definitions
				   - Indexing strategies
				   - Site definitions

			     Thus, you will need to think about patching the Sitecore's .config files to address this behavior.

				 * On the preview CD server, by replacing the "web" connection string’s database with a preview
				 database, you can avoid much of this configuration work.  If you are using Lucene, you
				 shouldn't need to do anything else. If you are using Solr, I STRONGLY recommend you create
				 dedicated 'preview' versions of web indexes and indexing strategies.

				 * On the CM server, you should consider doing the following:
				   - Configuring a <database> element similar to the web's
				   - If you want schedule periodic publishing, then create an <agent> for Sitecore.Tasks.PublishAgent
				     to publish to your preview database
				   - If you use WebDAV, consider adding your preview database to the
				     Sitecore.Tasks.CleanupFDAObsoleteMediaData <agent>
				   - Create 'preview' version of the onPublishEndAsync and onPublishEndAsyncSingleInstance index
				     update strategies
				   - Create Index definitions for the 'preview' versions of your 'web' indexes. This is especially
				     important if you use Solr!
			-->
		</WebDatabaseCopies>

		<!-- The format is: {sqlservername[\instancename]}[,{port}]
			 Examples
			 - vmwebdev01
			 - vmwebdev01,1433
			 - vmwebdev01\myinstance
			 - vmwebdev01\myinstance,1433
			 Azure
 			 - exampleDB.database.windows.net
		-->
		<SqlServerName>vmwebdev01,1433</SqlServerName>

		<!-- This login is used to attach databases and assign roles in SQL. The login must have the sysadmin
			 server role.
		-->
		<SqlLoginForInstall>SC_InstallAccount</SqlLoginForInstall>
		<SqlLoginForInstallPassword>P@ssword</SqlLoginForInstallPassword>

		<!-- If specified, this login will be used in connection strings. Only SQL logins are valid. -->
		<SqlLoginForDataAccess></SqlLoginForDataAccess>
		<SqlLoginForDataAccessPassword></SqlLoginForDataAccessPassword>

		<!-- If true, then the ApplicationPoolIdentity will be used for the SQL login rather than
		     SqlLoginForDataAccess. This setting requires a domain account is specified for the
		     ApplicationPoolIdentity.
		-->
		<UseWindowsAuthenticationForSqlDataAccess>true</UseWindowsAuthenticationForSqlDataAccess>

		<DatabaseInstallPath>
			<DataFiles>
				<!-- Must be defined, and folder must exist. The SQL instance must have FullControl over the folder.
					 This value is used to attach the databases in SQL. If the Unc value is missing, this is also the
					 path used as the destination for SQL database file copying.
				-->
				<Local>C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\installdemo data files</Local>

				<!-- If defined this path will be used to copy database files into the file system of the
					 SQL server.
				-->
				<Unc>\\VMWEBDEV01\installdemo data files</Unc>
			</DataFiles>

			<!-- This sectional is optional. If undefined, then log files will be installed in the same location
				 the same location as the data files defined above.
			-->
			<LogFiles>
			</LogFiles>
		</DatabaseInstallPath>

		<DatabaseNamePrefix>InstallDemo_Sitecore_</DatabaseNamePrefix>

	</Database>

</InstallSettings>