Chapter 2: Configuring P2000 Central Server; Creating The "Psqlserver" Account - Johnson Controls P2000 Configuration

Configuring P2000 Central Server
Item
P2000 Server name*
Windows account name**
(the same as for the central server)
Windows password
(the same as for the central server)
SQL server name*
SQL administrator account** 
(the same as for the central server)
SQL administrator account password
(the same as for the central server)
Replication Set Identity Range***
* The name has to be unique within the Enterprise system.
** Choosing different settings may impact the setup of your server. It is recommended that you use the factory
settings, or contact Technical Support for assistance.
***Each ID range should be unique within the Enterprise system and cannot be re-used. If you need to re-assign
te server's ID range, use a new range.
N
OTE
The procedures described in this chapter are to be performed starting with
a clean P2000 installation. The P2000 Enterprise Configuration cannot be
set up properly through an upgrade from earlier versions of P2000
software.
SQL S L
ERVER OGIN
During replication, SQL Server and SQL Server Agent cannot run as "local system," but
require a separate account on all participating servers. To create it, follow the steps below.

Creating the "psqlserver" Account

The steps for creating and configuring the "psqlserver" account vary depending on
whether or not the P2000 server is on the domain.
If your P2000 server is not on the domain, follow the steps below. For instructions to
be used on a P2000 server that is on the domain, see page 2-5.
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Table 2-2: Regional Site Settings
Factory Settings
ORANGE
psqlserver
Master1
ORANGE
sa
Master1
20,000,000 to
30,000,000
A
CCOUNT
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