If needed, you can make changes to the configuration for the master TMS server.
localhost
.To access the TMS Server configuration:
- Login to the Portal as an admin user.
- From the Portal menu, navigate to TMS.
- Expand the TMS node.
- Click Tealeaf Management Server configuration.
- In the Config Actions panel, click View/Edit.
- Modify the settings as needed.
Note: If you modify the TMS server configuration and then submit a job to restart the service, you might see an error message in the Portal while the TMS service restarts. After TMS completes its restart, refresh the page in your browser to continue.
Restarting TMS
Complete the following instructions to restart the TMS server.
The TMS server only needs to be restarted in the following situations:
- A configuration change is made to TMS.
- TMS has been upgraded.
- The TMS data dictionaries were upgraded. However, upgrades to TMS or its data dictionaries are uncommon.
- Login to the Portal as an administrator.
- From the Portal menu, navigate to TMS.
- In the TMS WorldView tab, select Servers view from the drop-down.
- Select Tealeaf Management Server.
- To restart the TMS server, click Restart.
Reinitializing TMS datastore
Complete the following steps to re-initialize the TMS datastore.
If you have not done so already, you should identify the TMS Master Server.
If directed by Customer Support, you can re-initialize the TMS datastore, which contains all configuration information for the components known to TMS.
- Login to the server that is hosting the TMS Master Server as an administrator.
- Open the Windows™ Services Control Panel.
- Stop the TMS service.
- Navigate to the following directory:
<install_directory>\System\TMSStore
- Delete all files in this directory.
- In the Windows Services Control Panel, restart the TMS service.
- When the service is restarted, the
TMSStore
directory is repopulated via TMS discovery, and TMS is available through the Portal.
Installing TMS
Complete the following steps to install TMS.
- Specify TMS Master.
- Use
localhost
or the machine name on master.To acquire the hostname, run
hostname
in console. - Use a DNS-resolvable name, preferably the machine name, of TMS master on slaves.
- Use
- Install and start TMS on TMS master first, if possible.
- Check event log
TLMgmtSrv*.log
for errors. - Configuration files picked up by TMS are copied to
<filename>.ORIG
..ORIG
file is overwritten if it exists. - TMS datastore files are in
Tealeaf\System\TMSStore
.- TMS Master has full data store.
- Slave TMS servers keep a subset of the data store in the same local location.