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Monitor system configuration and status
After installing this application, you can monitor the configuration of the system, including which servers and product options are installed and whether those components are designated as essential. In addition, you can ascertain the operational status of the configured servers.

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- Get Started Guide
  - Installation Requirements
  - Pre-Installation Consideration
  - Installation Procedures
  - Server Clustering Implementation
  - Deploy the Web Task List
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  - Post-Installation Configuration
    - Post-installation Configuration
      This section provides information about configuring your system after installing the application.
    - Running with a Standard Windows User Account
      Users who are not Workflow administrators must be given permission to access certain folders in order to view log files and to be able to load forms.
    - Configure web proxy settings for Local System account
      Before defining a web service, you must configure web proxy settings for your Local System account based on your network requirements.
    - Modify security certificates
      The Configure Certificates tool is used to change or update the security certificates you configured during the server installation.
    - Modify site configuration
      Using the Configure Site tool, you can modify site configuration by moving product options between servers, deleting servers that are not hosting product options, and, beginning with Workflow 2.1, designating whether servers or the product options that run on them are essential and/or disabling product options.
    - Monitor system configuration and status
      After installing this application, you can monitor the configuration of the system, including which servers and product options are installed and whether those components are designated as essential. In addition, you can ascertain the operational status of the configured servers.
    - Modify the server configuration for a remote client
      Use the Server Configuration tool to synchronize any changes you may have made to the application server with remote clients.
    - Modify the Microsoft Active Directory Services
      The Configure AD LDS Integration tool provides the ability to configure Active Directory Lightweight Directory Service for your production environment.
    - Modify your application server database
      The Configure Database tool provides the ability to make changes to your SQL Server database, as well as change the database you want to connect to.
    - Configure a server instance
      The Configure Server tool is used to create an application server instance, as well as to configure server clustering.
    - Configure product options
      Using the Configure Product Options tool, you can install and configure product options that you license and/or service providers that you have created.
    - Change architecture mode
      When initially installing an application server or extension server (that is, Workflow or User) on a 64-bit computer, you can elect to run the server in either 32-bit or 64-bit mode. If your environment changes subsequent to installation, you can use the Configure Server tool to change the architecture mode accordingly.
    - Add or remove performance counters
      Using this procedure, you can manually add performance counters to your system, or remove them. You must have administrative privileges in order to perform this action.
    - Display the host server name in the Workflow client
      By default, the server name is displayed in the client, next to the server state icon. However, if you want to display a more meaningful name for your server, you can configure an alias so that the alias is displayed in the client rather than the actual server name.
    - Client and Server Configurations
      Workflow supports adding server and client configurations that are not included in the respective configuration files.
    - Server Limit Overrides
      There are many limits in the Proficy SOA server that can be changed without recompiling any source. These limits are changed by adding a named file with the new limits to the Program folder.
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  - Troubleshooting Workflow Issues
    This topic describes how to troubleshoot issues that you encounter when working with Workflow.
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Monitor system configuration and status

After installing this application, you can monitor the configuration of the system, including which servers and product options are installed and whether those components are designated as essential. In addition, you can ascertain the operational status of the configured servers.

Procedure

In the navigator, click Proficy System > Proficy System.
In the Displays panel, click System Status.
The System Status display appears in the workspace, listing the servers configured for the site. For each server, the display reflects whether the server is designated as essential; the essential and nonessential product options (or services) hosted on the server, if applicable; and whether the server is Stable or Unreachable.
Note: The System Status display is read-only. However, you can use the Configure Site tool to modify site configuration, including designating whether servers or the product options that run on them are essential, moving product options between servers, disabling product options, and/or deleting servers that are not hosting product options.