Master database
See also Configuration settings
The disk space on the servers the 446 Plattform data is stored on has to be checked on a regular basis. If the disk space runs short, it is necessary to take action in order to make disk space available again. Otherwise, the stability of the application cannot be guaranteed.
You will find comprehensive information on requirements, memory locations, etc. in the following chapters.
The log files are stored in a directory (mostly named Logfiles) under the installation of the Logging Manager by default. In this process, every worker and service saves its log data to an own sub directory.
It is, however, possible that the main logfile directory can be outsourced into another directory or even onto another partition.
In order to find the path to the log files’ directory, proceed as follows:
Open the directory of the Logging Manager in the Windows Explorer. There, you will find a file named LoggingManager.exe.config. Open this file in a text editor of your choice (e.g. Note Pad). Search for the key word loggingDirectory in it. Following this key word, you can find the path to the log files, e.g. loggingDirectory="C:\Program Files\LoggingManager\Logfiles".
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Application started!
AppDomain: /LM/W3SVC/1/ROOT/TxpEnterprise-1-131892517224084143
ApplicationBase: D:\Projects\TicketXPert.NET Enterprise\TxpEnterprise\
ApplicationName: 6835efd8
ConfigurationFile: D:\Projects\TicketXPert.NET Enterprise\TxpEnterprise\web.config
OS Platform: Win32NT
OS Version: 10.0.17134.0
Framework Version: 4.0.30319.42000
64 bit OS: True
64 bit process: True
ProcessorCount: 16
InstalledUICulture: en-US
TotalPhysicalMemory: 31.95 GB (34’305’572’864 Bytes)
AvailablePhysicalMemory: 21.81 GB (23’415’152’640 Bytes)
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Note:
The LogfileWorker can be used to remove older or no longer needed log files.
Files (e.g. attachments to tickets) are saved in the database; i.e. no further configurations are necessary here.
See also Bad Messages
The web services are used for the operation of the software and parts of them are to be regarded as critical. The web services can be distributed onto several hosts in the network. Make sure that the web services will be accessible at all times, if they have been installed on different hosts than the actual web application (e.g. during changes in the infrastructure or configurations of the firewall and proxy).