Use the following preparation worksheet to collect information about your production and test environments. This worksheet provides valuable information that you need to quickly access during the replication.
You can print the following worksheet to have it readily available during your preparation and replication.
| Component | Production | Test |
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| Perceptive Content Server host name or IP address | ||
| Current location of \inserver directory | ||
| Current size of \inserver directory | ||
| Current location of OSM tree (if outside of the \inserver directory) | ||
| Free space available on server | ||
| Version and build number of Perceptive Content Server and all agents | ||
| For external DBMSs, supply the database server name or IP address | ||
| OSM storage locations | ||
| Perceptive Manager account name | ||
| Perceptive Content database creation script or database upgrade script version | ||
| Perceptive Content Client version | ||
| Additional agents installed (including version numbers) | ||
| Are any additional agents or extensions remote? If so, where are they located? | ||
| For Windows environments, do any of the server executables run with a Windows account other than LOCAL SYSTEM? | ||
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For Windows environments, are the user accounts for Perceptive Content users granted the following Windows user rights, either by Local Security Policy or Group Policy: Allow Logon Locally Access This Computer From the Network |
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| Location of iScripts | ||
| For Windows environments, is there a BAT file that runs the scripts? If so, where is the BAT file located? | ||
| Did you submit iScripts to Perceptive Software for updates? If so, list the submission date. | ||
| When were the test licenses requested from Customer Service Adviser (CSA) at Perceptive Software? | ||
| Frequency of scheduled tasks (Windows) or cron jobs (Unix/Linux/AIX) |