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Manual TCIP 603-03 TCIP SRV 603-0 - Siedle

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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>TCIP</strong> <strong>6<strong>03</strong></strong>-<strong>03</strong><br />

5.6. Server behaviour<br />

Task<br />

• All failed tasks are automatically restarted (e.g. if the <strong>TCIP</strong> <strong>6<strong>03</strong></strong>-... cannot be reached when creating a user).<br />

• If a task could not be correctly executed, the system attempts to execute the task again with every start of the scheduler<br />

until it has been either executed or deleted.<br />

• The task list is configured in such a way that after an error executing a task, all subsequent tasks on the same <strong>TCIP</strong> are<br />

suspended to prevent confusing the sequence. For this reason, it is advisable to check the task list at regular intervals. The<br />

last current status is displayed in the page header.<br />

5.7. Users in the <strong>TCIP</strong><br />

The first 500 stored users are saved in the local <strong>TCIP</strong> in the sequence in which they were stored. All users with fingerprint<br />

data are stored locally. Depending on the access group, however, deviations from this procedure can occur, i.e. the<br />

number of users which can be managed locally on the <strong>TCIP</strong> <strong>6<strong>03</strong></strong>-... does not need to be identical, nor does it need to be<br />

equal to 500.<br />

5.8. Resetting the <strong>TCIP</strong> server to the default settings<br />

A complete copy of the <strong>Siedle</strong> server application is located on the server. This can replace the working version if required.<br />

This will completely wipe the user database. Linux-specific settings such as IP address or NTP server settings are not<br />

changed as a result.<br />

The user‘s own inputs are shown in the following in bold type.<br />

Log in directly at the server<br />

<strong>TCIP</strong>-S login: Service<br />

Password: <strong>Siedle</strong><br />

Change to the folder “home/Service/siedle/“ with cd siedle<br />

Access the script ./i-script.sh<br />

The sequence of individual script commands is subsequently documented. After completion of the script, the system must<br />

be rebooted. This can be initiated with the following command:<br />

Service@<strong>TCIP</strong>-S:~/siedle$ sudo reboot<br />

Password: <strong>Siedle</strong><br />

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