The WebRep section is exclusively for the use of the new SerSQLsv component which is part of the MonTel Web reports feature.
Used by: SerSQLsv.
Version 2.11.4 onwards
Max length: 30 characters
Example:
WebRepServiceLoginName = FS1\MonTel
WebRepServiceLoginNameis the Domain\login name setting for the network account user name for MonTel Server SQL Connect service (SerSQLsv) on a network. Since this account needs to be a network account to access files on the network it requires the domain name as well. You cannot (or should not) use the local system account for MonTel services.
This field overrides DefaultServiceLoginName.
Used by: SerSQLsv.
Version 2.11.4 onwards
Max length: 30 characters
Example:
WebRepServiceComputerName= PC7
WebRepServiceComputerNameis the name of the computer on which the the MonTel Server SQL connect service (SerSQLsv) is running.
This field overrides DefaultServiceComputerName.
Used by: SerSqlSv.
Version 2.11.7 onwards.
Example:
WebRepPipeTextOut= 0
When WebRepPipeTextOut = 1 the MonTel Server Console or Service will send the screen information by a "named pipe" to the relevant MonTel Service Manager program (MTAdmin or SVCSQL) which will allow the MonTel supervisor to be able to monitor the service from their local PC. This is the over rides the general default setting DefaultPipeTextOut.
Used by: SerSqlSV.
Version 2.11.7 onwards.
Example:
WebRepPipeInstances = 5
By default WebRepPipeInstances is set to 5, which is the maximum value. This can be reduced to limit the number of external connections to a Server, or to reduce network traffic. If it is set to 0 then the Text out pipe is turned off.
A pipe instance is one channel between a MonTel service or console application and the Service manager, which is acting as a graphical user interface for the application. One channel or pipe is used for each open Service manager.
The text pipe is screen information sent by a "named pipe" to the relevant MonTel Service manager (MTAdmin or or SVCSQL). This is the over rides the general default setting DefaultPipeInstances.
Used by: LogSvc (for SerSqlSV).
Version 2.11.7 onwards.
Example:
WebRepRecoverWaitTimes = 5,10,82
This settings is a comma delimited list of time in seconds that LogSvc.exe should pause before restarting a service. LogSvc.exe is passed the failure count by the service control system in Windows and chooses the pause in the list in order of the failure count, with the last time being repeated for subsequent failures.
To prevent LogSvc.exe from restarting the service, set the value to a negative number.
The default is the value in DefaultServiceRecoverWaitTimes. This setting over rides the general default setting DefaultServiceRecoverWaitTimes. By default DefaultServiceRecoverWaitTimes is set to 5, 82.