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S s SG Web Client ~ User Mini‐Guide Schedule (SG) A schedule is an entity in the database that represents a time period and dates that access rules are applied to a door/reader or input device. In System Galaxy, a schedule consists of several components: days, day types, time periods, and holidays. The components for a 15‐minute format are slightly different than a 1‐minute format See the main Software User Guide for information about creating and using schedules. Schedule: format (SG) Two schedule formats are available in SG Web: the 15‐minute format for 508i and 600 hardware the 1‐minute format which is only for 600 hardware See the main Software User Guide for information about creating and using schedules. Server: A computer that hosts a service or program and fulfills a server role in a client/server system. Server: Communication (SG) The main SG Communication server provides communication control between the software, servers and hardware that controls the access control system. Server: Database Server (SG) The computer that hosts the SG databases. Server: Event Server (SG) Refers to the computer that hosts/runs the Event service for 600‐series hardware. The event server and communication server is typically the same server. However it is possible to have multiple event servers. Server: Web Server (SG) A computer that hosts a web service such as IIS. Specifically the System Galaxy Web Server that hosts the SG Web Pages. Service: A program that provides communication and connectivity between software, databases, services, and/or hardware. Service: Client Gateway (SG) The GCS Client Gateway Service is a System Galaxy service that allows the SG Clients to connect to the database and receive man‐readable messages at the event monitoring screen. This service must be running to start the System Galaxy software and facilitate monitoring Service: Communication (SG) The GCS Communication Service sweeps the SG database periodically to find changes that need to be loaded to the access control panels. This service must be running to facilitate event logging and monitoring Page 97 of 98
SG Web Client ~ User Mini‐Guide Service: DataLoader (SG) The GCS DataLoader Service supports the SG Web Client interface and typically runs on the Communication Server. It supports loading changes from Web Client operators to the panels. The DataLoader will load any changes that are set to be loaded regardless of which client made the change. Service: DBWriter (SG) The GCS DBWriter Service provides communication to all panels and supports event monitoring and event logging. Service: Event (SG) The GCS Event Service provides global communication between 600‐ series panels, event monitoring and logging to the database. SG Operator See operator. SG Web Client (SG) The computer (PC) that an operator uses to connect to the SG Web Server in order to access customer data in the System Galaxy database. An SG Web Client uses Internet Explorer 8 to render the SG Web Pages. SG Web Server (SG) The computer (PC) that hosts the System Galaxy Web Pages that are used by an SG Web Client. System Operator (SG) See operator. W W Web (general) Refers to the internet or ability to connect or communicate via the internet. Web browser (general) An application, such as Internet Explorer® that is used to view web pages and connect to a web server from a client PC. Web Server See SG Web Server. Web Client See SG Web Client. Page 98 of 98
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STEP-12: Create “Badge Design”
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ADDING A NEW OPERATOR SG Web Client
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CONFIGURING DEPARTMENT FILTERS You
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CONFIGURING CARDHOLDER OPTIONS SG W
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