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9. Log out and log in again to Windows for the change to take effect.
Managing Core settings
The Core settings are used to define various settings for configuration and performance. Most settings
are configured for optimal use, but you can change the following settings as necessary:
• General
• Nightly Jobs
• Transfer Queue
• Client Timeout Settings
• Deduplication Cache Configuration
• Database Connection Settings
Changing the Core display name
NOTE: It is recommended that you select a permanent display name during the initial configuration
of your Appliance. If you change it later, you must perform several steps manually to ensure that the
new host name takes effect and the appliance functions properly. For more information, see
Changing The Host Name Manually .
To change the Core display name:
1. Navigate to the Core Console.
2. Click Configuration
→
Settings
3. In the General pane, click Change .
The General Settings dialog box appears.
4. In the Display Name text box, enter a new display name for the Core.
This is the name that will display in the Core Console. You can enter up to 64 characters.
5. In the Web Server Port text box, enter a port number for the web server. The default is 8006.
6. In the Service Port , enter a port number for the service. The default is 8006.
7. Click OK .
Adjusting the nightly job time
To adjust the nightly job time:
1. Navigate to the Core Console.
2. Click Configuration
→
Settings .
3. In the Nightly Jobs area, click Change .
The Nightly Jobs dialog box appears.
4. In the Nightly Jobs Time text box, enter a new time to perform the nightly jobs.
5. Click OK .
Modifying the transfer queue settings
Transfer queue settings are core-level settings that establish the maximum number of concurrent
transfers and the maximum number of retries for transferring data.
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