Register-spworkflowservice The remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found

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When you want to create a SharePoint 2013 workflow, open SharePoint Designer (referred to as SPD) and find the option to have no SharePoint 2013 workflows. Originally, SharePoint 2013 workflows were not installed with SharePoint Server and need to be installed and configured separately.

See the Linyu Blog for more details on how to do this.

I mainly record 404 of this problem, first check IIS in your workflow Manager site can be accessed, note that the HTTP is the default port address of 12291. See if you have sufficient permissions, that is, whether to use the command line that the administrator runs.

If you do it every step of the way, but still a 404 error, look at your system version is not the server R2, if so, look down.

For this system, we need to download and install Workflow Manager CU2 to get to 1.0 refresh this thing, search in the Web installation platform and then install it. (You may also be prompted to install the Update for service Bus 1.0 cumulative 1)

After the installation, let's run a little bit more.

Success, open SPD, Normal, OK.

Register-spworkflowservice The remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found