System Implementation and Administration Manual (SIAM)
Introduction
Purpose
This System Implementation and Administration Manual (SIAM) presents a view of CONNECT from the viewpoint of system administration. It applies to all technology platforms on which CONNECT may run, covering preliminary steps, planning, installation, pre-live testing, and ongoing operations.
Audience
The audience for this guide includes those who plan, implement, and administer computer systems and networks as well as their immediate supervisors. Readers will need practical knowledge and experience of site planning, computer system administration, network administration, and security administration for the specific technologies used at their computer sites.
System Description
CONNECT Key Features
The key features for all supported CONNECT releases can be found by viewing the CONNECT Feature Matrix by Release
Inventory
Interface Inventory
The Interface Inventory contains a description of the externally facing WSDL and Schema files for the CONNECT Gateway and Adapter interfaces and can be found here: Interface Description Document.
How to build and deploy only some of the Nationwide Health Information Network specifications using CONNECT
CONNECT supports multiple versions of the Nationwide Health Information Network specifications. In order to mitigate the additional server resources required to support the addition of these implementations for the new specifications, CONNECT can be configured to allow a subset of the services to be deployed. Details can be found here: GitHub CONNECT README
System Architecture
The CONNECT System Architecture Documentation can be found using the link below
Software Architecture Documentation
Product Environment, Installation and System Management
- Direct configuration information
- Admin GUI user manual
- Large Payload and CAQH Core X12 Setup
- Adopters Implementation Guidelines
System Usage
Documents to describe how to use CONNECT to support the Health Information Exchange can be found here:
/wiki/spaces/CONNECTWIKI/pages/10584098