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4-14 Configuring BCMS Vu from the Server

Configuring and Managing the

BCMS Vu

Software

The “Registered Clients” window reappears.

4. To exit the wizard, select Save.

About Shares 4

Certain configuration information, for example, saved reports and Client

and Wallboard configurations, is stored in the Server folder. The historical

database is also stored in the Server folder. Clients operating from other PCs

on the network must be able to access these folders. This permission, known

as a share, gives Clients read permission for these folders.

A share is permission to access (read) the files in a particular folder. This

includes access to all files in all folders below the share folder. To a Client

accessing a shared folder from another PC on the network, the shared folder

appears to be in the root directory of the server PC. The share name can be

an alias, different from the name of the folder on the Server PC.

During the installation of BCMS Vu Server, the folders in which these files

are stored are created by default. The folder containing configuration

information and the historical database is created in the path C:\Program

Files\Lucent\BCMS Vu\Server\ and is named “BCMSVuServer.” You can

refuse to accept the default and can create your own folder to store these

items.

To find out which folders are shared, select Sharing Setup in the

Options|Configure menu item.

Shares is a Windows Network concept and if you want to change the sharing

setup you can do so from Windows Explorer. For more information, refer to

your Microsoft Windows documentation.

Note

If you make changes to the sharing setup, you may prevent

clients from creating historical reports and opening and

saving reports. Do not change sharing setup unless it is

absolutely necessary.

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