In a previous article, I provided a walkthrough on how to use custom settings to configure Workflow Manager (which needs to be installed in order to support SharePoint 2013 Workflows).
However, if you do not need to fully customize your Workflow Manager settings, you can simply use the Default Settings which allows you to complete the installation in a 1 step process rather than navigating through multiple screens.
Below are screenshots on how I configured my Workflow Manager installation using Default Settings:
However, if you do not need to fully customize your Workflow Manager settings, you can simply use the Default Settings which allows you to complete the installation in a 1 step process rather than navigating through multiple screens.
Below are screenshots on how I configured my Workflow Manager installation using Default Settings:
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