OnSSI NetDVMS Rev 6.5
Image Server Administration
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Install NetDVMS 6.5 or later on the master server.
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In the ImageServer Administrator window on the master server, select the Pre-6.0
Version Slaves check box:
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Click OK to close the master server's ImageServer Administrator window, thus restarting
the Image Server service.
6.
Upgrade the slave servers to NetDVMS 6.5 or later.
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When all of the slave servers have been upgraded, clear the Pre-6.5 Version Slaves
check box on the master server, and click OK to close the master server's ImageServer
Administrator window, thus restarting the Image Server service.
Keep Transition Period as Short as Possible
It is recommended that you keep the transition period as short as possible, as client connections'
security will be considerably stronger once all servers involved in the master/slave setup have
been upgraded to NetDVMS 6.5 or later, and the master server's Pre-6.5 Version Slaves check
box has been cleared.
Also, while the Pre-6.5 Version Slaves check box is selected, the Image Server Administrator
window's Max. Number of Clients feature will only apply for NetGuards, not for NetGuard-EVSs.
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Log Files Section
In the Log Files section, specify the number of days to keep log files in the Image Server's regular
event log.
By default, such log files are kept for ten days before they are deleted.
Tip:
Read more about NetDVMS logging in
About Logging
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Audit Log Section
Audit logging is the logging of access client user actions.
If this type of logging is required, select the Enable Audit Logging check box.
When audit logging is enabled, you are able to specify the following values:
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Days to log:
Number of days in which audit log files should be kept before they are
overwritten. Default is 30 days. If you specify 0 (zero), audit log files will be kept
indefinitely (disk storage space permitting).
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Minimum Logging Interval: Minimum number of seconds between logged events.
Specifying a high number of seconds between logged events may help reduce the size of
the audit log. Default is 60 seconds.
Содержание NetDVMS 6.5
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