You can have as many client computers connecting to the server as you desire. They will need a stable, constant connection while Fusion Client is running.
For the latest office client requirements, please see our System Requirements page.
You can install Fusion Client from the Downloads page on our website.
When you launch Fusion Client, if the server is on the same subnet, it should automatically connect. On subsequent launches, Fusion Client will attempt to connect at the last know IP address of the server.
If the client cannot detect and/or connect to the server, it will throw an error. When this error is dismissed, a window with three tabs will appear (see below). First, try selecting the Available tab and wait about 10 seconds to see if Fusion will find the server. If it does, it will show up in the list and you can select it and connect.
If that doesn’t work, click the Custom tab and fill it out as shown in the screen shot using your server’s IP address. If you don’t know your server’s IP address, you can find it displayed on Fusion Server’s task bar.
The first time Fusion Client is launched after Fusion Server is installed, you will have the chance to set up key information for Fusion. This is normally done with the help of your sales contact, but this section briefly explains some of the key elements involved.
This process will only take a few minutes, but it is important to get it right. Also, you must be connected to the internet and have previously obtained a First Launch Code from us.
After the First Launch Assistant is complete, and each subsequent time you launch Fusion Client before you have transitioned, the Setup Assistant will automatically be opened. This assistant will help you through the setup process during the weeks before you transition to using Fusion fully.
Please see the Upgrading Fusion section of the Resource Guide for instruction on how to upgrade Fusion Client.