1. Install the Coral8 Server product on a server. It is recommended that this server is a different one from the Tealeaf server.
2. Copy the Coral8.dll from the \Coral8\Server\Sdk\Net directory on the Coral8 server to the Tealeaf installation directory on the Tealeaf server.
3. Install the Coral8 Studio and load the Tealeaf project file. The project should be initially installed in the Default workspace.
4. Copy the TeaLeaf.Pipeline.CEP.dll to the Tealeaf installation directory.
5. Modify the TeaLeafEventBus.cfg file. Change the [DecoupleEx] DownStreamConfigSection to CEP.
6. In the [CEP] section, modify the URI value to the correct server address. In most cases, you can change the value localhost to the correct server name or IP address.
7. Modify the CEPCustomFields.cfg file, if necessary. This modification can be done after the system is running.
8. Through TMS, enable the Event Bus in Canister configuration.
9. Use the Capture Status utility to see the status of the Event Bus.
10. Check the NT Event log for any errors.

The Tealeaf.Pipeline.CEP.dll session agent creates the following log files:

• SA_CEP_C8_CANISTER_EVENT_YYYYMMDD.log - This log file outputs all the connection status information. Use this file to diagnose connection problems.
• SA_CEP_C8_CANISTER_EVENT_STATS_YYYYMMDD.log - This log file only outputs processing statistics and does not contain any error information.

Coral8 Studio should be used to view the incoming stream data.