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Installing or upgrading TimeData continuous data protection

Depending on your Double-Take RecoverNow installation selections, the TimeData installation may automatically launch immediately following the Double-Take RecoverNow installation. If it did not start automatically or if you are installing it separately from the Double-Take RecoverNow installation, start the TimeData installation program using the appropriate instructions, depending on your media source.

CD—Load the Double-Take RecoverNow CD into the local CD-ROM drive. If auto-run is enabled, the installation program will start automatically. To manually start the program, select Start, Run and specify <cd_drive>:\setup\TimeData\TimeData.exe.
Web download—Unzip the .exe file that you downloaded from the web to a temporary location and select Start, Run and specify <temporary_unzip_location>\setup\TimeData\TimeData.exe.

At the Welcome screen, click Next.
Specify your User Name and Organization and click Next to continue.
Select the directory where you want to install TimeData and click Next to continue.
Specify the port number for the TimeData IIS web site, and assign a drive letter to the TimeData drive. (The TimeData drive is where the TimeData continuous data protection historical files will be stored. The drive will be accessible through Windows Explorer and other applications.) Click Next to continue.
Select the directory where you want to install the SQL Server databases used with TimeData and click Next to continue.
At the Ready screen, click Install.
During the installation, you may be prompted to add an exception to the Windows Firewall for TimeData. Click OK to add the port exception. If you Cancel the port modification, you will have to manually modify your firewall settings for TimeData processing.
Click Finish to exit the installation program.
You must reboot your computer for the installation changes to complete.