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# Installer

* [Where to find the logs generated during the application's installation?](/v7.237/help-center-index/faqs/installer-faqs/logs-generated-during-oim-installation.md)
* [Can the application be installed on the same machine where one of the end system is installed?](/v7.237/help-center-index/faqs/installer-faqs/oim-and-system-installed-on-same-machine.md)
* [Is it mandatory for the database to be installed on the same server on which the application is installed?](/v7.237/help-center-index/faqs/installer-faqs/oim-and-database-on-same-server.md)
* [Can the application be hosted on a third-party cloud systems such as Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services(AWS)?](/v7.237/help-center-index/faqs/installer-faqs/oim-hosted-on-third-party-cloud-systems.md)

- [Can the OpsHub Server Service be run by Active Directory users? If yes, what are the permissions required to run it?](/v7.237/help-center-index/faqs/installer-faqs/oim-service-run-by-active-directory-users.md)

* [Which is our recommended database for the application installation?](/v7.237/help-center-index/faqs/installer-faqs/database-recommended-for-oim.md)
* [Why am I getting the error "Please provide the correct verification code" in registration process while installing application?](/v7.237/help-center-index/faqs/installer-faqs/verification-code-error.md)
* [How to upgrade/migrate the application?](/v7.237/help-center-index/faqs/installer-faqs/how-to-upgrade-oim.md)


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