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Initial configuration on Windows NT
Changing start-up parameters
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Historical Server.
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The Monitor Server associated with each Adaptive Server listed.
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Any Adaptive Server that you want Historical Server to collect data
for.
Use
to add entries to a sql.ini file. To add these entries, you must
dsedit
know the following information:
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Historical Server name.
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Monitor Server and Adaptive Server names to which you want
Historical Server to connect.
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Port numbers or network addresses assigned to these servers when
they were configured. To research this information, use
machine where a server was configured to examine the appropriate
sql.ini file.
If you are relying on a directory service for making client/server
connections, then make sure that the libtcl.cfg file on all Historical Server
client machines points to the appropriate directory service.
Use
to check and update libtcl.cfg files.
ocscfg
3
Review start-up parameters in the NT Registry.
This task ensures that the default start-up parameter values that the installation
process inserted into the NT Registry are suitable for your site.
When you start Historical Server using the Control Panel Services window, the
server reads its start-up parameters from the NT Registry entry. If you start the
server from a command line or by means of a batch file, Historical Server uses
the start-up parameters from both the registry entry and from the command. If
the same parameter appears in both places, the value specified in the command
takes precedence over the value in the registry entry. If you do not specify any
start-up parameters in the command, by default all of the NT Registry entry
parameters are used.
To change start-up parameters or to change the server name in the NT Registry:
1
Start the NT Registry Editor (regedt32.exe, usually in winnt\system32).
2
For NT 4.0, select the window named:
\\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
on the
dsedit
Historical Server
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