You will now fill out the details of your email server, used to send feedback to the administrator and to data providers.
For the stand alone installation this can be set to e.g. localhost on port 25.

The next field defines the port to be used for remote servers to search your node through the Z39.50 protocol search. This is an older, but still much used type of distributed search. On a server installation, allowing other nodes to access your metadata requires you to open the port in the firewall. The ports commonly used for Z39.50 ar 210 or 2100, but other ports could also be used.

We will leave the port to the default value 2100

Click Next to start the installation of the software

You will be prompted to now copy the JDBC driver for your DBMS in its newly created location inside the GeoNetwork opensource directory.

For now, just click OK

This is not required when installing GeoNetwork opensource with the embedded McKoiDB. When using a DBMS like MySQL or Oracle, you will have to copy the respective JDBC driver into the <your installation directory>\web\WEB-INF\lib directory (see figure below).

When the installer completes, you will see a Post installation page. The page explains how to start and stop GeoNetwork opensource and how to configure Tomcat as a servlet engine.
Read the start and stop instructions before proceeding.

As we use the Jetty embedded servlet engine, we do not have to configure Tomcat.

When ready, click Next. We are now at the end of the installation process. Click Finish to end the installation process.

On the next page you will start GeoNetwork opensource.

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