OpenEdge Management and OpenEdge Explorer: Configuration

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PROGRESS® 10 OPENEDGE® OpenEdge®
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Contents Preface . . . . . . . . .
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Contents Configuring fault toleranc
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Tables Contents Table 1-1: OpenEdge
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Preface This Preface contains the f
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Using this manual Chapter 6, “Con
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UPPERCASE fixed width Period (.) or
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Long syntax descriptions split acro
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Third party acknowledgements OpenEd
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Preface OpenEdge includes http pack
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Preface OpenEdge includes Sonic sof
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Introduction 1 OpenEdge® Managemen
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OpenEdge Explorer OpenEdge Manageme
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Getting started Table 1-2: OEM and
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Configuring OpenEdge Databases 2 Yo
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Database configuration and administ
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Viewing or modifying database prope
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Viewing the various database config
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Viewing the server group Table 2-11
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Editing a database server group Vie
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Starting or stopping the database S
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Using the background writers and wa
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4. Click a PID link. The following
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Deleting a database, database confi
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Setting Replication-related propert
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Configuring an OpenEdge Replication
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5. Set the following General proper
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Configuring DataServers You can con
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ODBC DataServer configuration and a
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Data Service ODBC DataServer config
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5. Select the Auto start option by
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Viewing the ODBC DataServer log fil
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Oracle DataServer configuration and
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Advanced Features Oracle DataServer
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Deleting an Oracle DataServer broke
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MS SQL Server DataServer configurat
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Advanced Features MS SQL Server Dat
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Configuring NameServers You can con
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Working with the NameServer NameSer
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Configuring a NameServer Table 4-1:
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NameServer logging level (dynamic p
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Advanced Features Configuring a Nam
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Editing a NameServer configuration
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Creating a NameServer Creating a Na
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Configuring fault tolerance and loa
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Starting a NameServer Starting a Na
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Viewing the status of a NameServer
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Handling UDP and firewall issues Ha
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Configuring AppServers and AppServe
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Working with the AppServer AppServe
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AppServer configuration and adminis
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Broker logging entry types (continu
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Server logging entry types (dynamic
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Maximum number of server log files
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Viewing or modifying AppServer Mess
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4. Type the name of the new AppServ
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Deleting an AppServer AppServer con
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AppServer Internet Adapter configur
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Configuring OpenEdge Web Services 6
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Managing Web services with the WSA
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Managing Web Services Adapter insta
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Managing Web Services Adapter insta
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Table 6-1: Web Services Adapter Loc
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Logging Setting Managing Web Servic
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Security Managing Web Services Adap
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Page 279 and 280: listing deployed Web services 6-21
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