Installing SERSQLSV

Configuring PABX.INI

During the installation of the ServerSV (MonTel Server Service) a number of changes will have been made to the PABX.INI file using EdIni32. OutputMainDataPath and OutputUsersPath should now be a UNC path name in the [Directory] section:

[Directory]

OutputMainDataPath = "\\NETWIZ1\DATA\MONTEL\MAIN"

OutputUsersPath = "\\NETWIZ1\DATA\MONTEL\Users"

Make sure that the NetworkApplicationPath is set correctly in the [program] section. If all MonTel services are running on the same computer then you can use the DefaultServiceComputerName and DefaultServiceLoginName to set the computer name and login name respectively, or if not use the specific settings or in the WebRep section of the PABX.INI file. Substitute the domain name for DOMAIN, and the login name of the account used for user, and the name of computer for Computer.

[WebRep]

WebRepSerivceComputerName = "Computer"

WebRepSerivceLoginName = "DOMAIN\user"

In versions prior to 2.11.4 the service settings are common to the MonTel Server, that is:

[MonTelServer]

MonTelServerLogin = "DOMAIN\user"

MonTelServerComputerName = "Computer"

And, in the [Program] section make sure that changes in the PABX.INI file restarts the service internally, rather than exiting (or in reality doing nothing).

ExitServerIfINIisUpdated = 2

If the MonTel Application path and the above paths are on the local computer, then it is possible to use the Local System Account. In which case these paths will (probably) refer to C: drive, and MonTelServerLogin can be left blank. If you are using the Local Service account then the domain will be ".", so the example will be: MonTelServerLogin = ".\User".

Before installing SERSQLSV, make sure that ServerSV is working cocrrectly, and that at least one call record has been recorded.

Installing ServerSV

See: How to install and run various MonTel 'Windows Service' based applications.

How to Monitor the Service

There is a new MonTel application called SVCSQL (SerViCe Manager for serSQLsv) than is able to start and stop the service (remotely with the appropriate user account), as well as view error messages, status and updated call records live.