How do we start Indicium automatically instead of manually?

Is the hosting module installed? And Is preload enabled set to true?

Note that the Preload feature of IIS will not work correctly if the website only accepts traffic via https, as the preload request is fired on http. A resolution for this problem can be found here.

Yes, we have Preload Enabled turned on and already using the "No redirect on warmup request". 

To work around this limitation, you may consider enabling HTTP (unchecked the Require SSL setting under IIS Manager > SSL Settings) 

Can you validate that in the `web.config` the rewrite rules are the same as in our latest `web.config`?
I know some customers do changes in the configuration and for that reason don't always update the configuration.

Before posting my blog I downloaded the latest Indicium folder and placed the web.config in the Indicium application root. 
 

Did you also check the hosting module if this is present? In older Indicium installers you had to deploy this manually. 
 

Does the office-dev.niverplast.com website have an HTTP binding as well or does it only have an HTTPS binding? HTTP is necessary for automatic starting to work.
 

Also, is the Application Initialization module of IIS installed on the webserver?
 

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Not sure if this impacts the auto start, but does the indicium have it’s own dedicated pool? 

Does the Indicium log contain any errors? Is it possible that, for instance, IIS does attempt to start Indicium automatically after a web server restart, but the database server was also restarted and Indicium fails to start due to not being able to access the IAM database.

Does it work if you restart the web server without restarting anything else?

 This does not seem to work either. We are using IIS version 10.0.

Hi Dennis, is this question solved?

Once, I started this blog with the remark:

"Correct me if I'm wrong but the message We stopped hearing from Indicium is given when Indicium does not pick up new system flows for at least 60 seconds. This usually means that Indicium is not running anymore and should be reactivated."

At that time, this was done through the process flow "system_flow_agent_check_in." Is this now included in one of the IAM system flows "system_flow_do_job" or "system_flow_gai_execution"?

After accepting for a long time that as a workaround after rebooting the web server I had to bring Indicium on air once manually by consulting the Indicium URL it turned out that I may have always been too impatient. Today, it seems that the Software Factory in the Generation and Synchronization screen does indeed pick up Indicium's heartbeat automatically after some time. With this we can conclude that all IIS settings are just fine and probably always have been but that the system flow that performs this check takes more time than I as a developer expected and hoped.

For that reason I would like to hear in which system flow this happens today so that I can (possibly) shorten it with a custom schedule. In addition, I am curious anyway what these flows do because I can find something about this in both the documentation and the platform.