As a metal company, you rely on IT systems and software for business-critical processes, such as MKG. The availability of data and good security are essential. Short interruptions can already have significant consequences. A hardware failure, a cyber attack, or human errors are often the cause.

To use MKG's ERP software you need a server. This requires periodic management, such as ensuring backups and installing updates. This can be done locally in-house, but you can also outsource the management. In this article we compare three available options.

The MKG update process is a three-step process. After downloading the version on the server and installing it the (local) MKG clients will be updated. This article explains these steps.

The way you import an SSL certificate in MKG depends on the situation (standard or wildcard certificate) and the method you choose (via the MKG client or open source GUI tool). Below are the main outlines per scenario and method:

This installation guide covers installing the MKG Client via Microsoft Intune linked within Microsoft Entra ID.

This article contains a compact list of HTTP status codes that you may encounter during an API call. What do these codes mean and what are the possible causes that result in the status code?

In order to make optimal use of our software, it is necessary to meet our system requirements. This article contains system requirements for using the MKG Server on-premise or private cloud. These requirements apply to both existing and new installations in an on-premise or private cloud solution. Previous versions of this article are deprecated.

To make optimal use of our software, we advise you to meet our recommended system requirements. This article contains advice for using the terminal server on-premise or private cloud.