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Choose an option to create/view environment
Summary View
Advanced View
Generate new environment using wizard
Create blank environment
Save Environment As
Save current environment as:
Environment setup
Welcome to wizard mode!
Define IP Addresses for the environment being configured. Choose manual entry to enter IP addresses or auto discovery to acquire the list of IP Addresses via auto discovery script. Manual entry format:X.X.X.X; X.X.X.X-XXX;
List IP Addresses
Manual Entry
Auto Discovery
Sample: X.X.X.X; X.X.X.X - XXX;
Environment setup
Enter number of nodes for Roxie and Thor clusters. No Roxie/Thor cluster will be generated for zero (0) number of nodes.
Number of support nodes
Number of nodes for Roxie cluster
Number of slave nodes for Thor cluster
( A Thor Master will be added to the cluster and assigned to a support node)
Number of Thor slaves per node (default 1)
Enable Roxie on demand
Building Environment, please wait...
ConfigMgr - Validation errors/warnings
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Deploy
Deploy Options
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Config Files
Build Files
Deploy
Config Files
Build Files
Stop Components
Build files if changed
Start Components
Archive environment
Generate log file Archive/Log path
Backup directories
Use rename
Use copy
Deploy
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Build Server:
Version
Release
Debug
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ConfigMgr
Add New Computers
Computer Attributes
Name Prefix:
Domain:
Type:
IP address/range
Range:
Start IP Address:
Stop IP Address:
Roxie Agent Configuration
Full Redundancy
(Multiple agents host each channel)
Channel Redundancy:
Circular Redundancy
(Each computer hosts multiple channels in rotation)
Channel Redundancy:
Offset:
No Redundancy
(One channel per agent)
Overloaded
(Multiple channels per agent)
Channels per host:
