Server Options

These parameters allow you to tune up the DeviceLock Enterprise Server configuration.

•Server Administrators - The list of server administrators and their associated access rights.

•DeviceLock certificate - The DeviceLock certificate for DeviceLock Enterprise Server.

For more information about these parameters, see Server Administrators.

•Service startup account - The service account for running for DeviceLock Enterprise Server (“Log on as” parameter).

•TCP port - The TCP port for connecting the console to DeviceLock Enterprise Server.

For more information about these parameters, see Service account and connection settings.

•Database name - The name of the DeviceLock Enterprise Server’s database.

•Connection type - Determines the ODBC driver or system data source to connect to the DeviceLock Enterprise Server’s database server.

•Database server name - The name of the server that manages the DeviceLock Enterprise Server’s database. This setting is available for the ODBC driver connection type.

•Database server login - The login to access the DeviceLock Enterprise Server’s database. This setting is available if the connection to the database requires a login (such as in the case of SQL Server Authentication mode or when using PostgreSQL as the database server).

•System data source - The name of the data source to access the DeviceLock Enterprise Server’s database server. This setting is available for the system data source connection type.

For more information about database-related parameters, see Database settings.

•Store shadow files in the database - Where DeviceLock Enterprise Server stores shadow files: in the database or on the disk.

•Store path - Where DeviceLock Enterprise Server stores shadow files on the disk.

For more information about these parameters, see Store shadow files in the database.

•DeviceLock license(s) - View DeviceLock license-related information and load your DeviceLock licenses. For details, see License information.

•Stream compression - Enable this parameter for DeviceLock to compress audit logs and shadow data when sending it from DeviceLock Service to DeviceLock Enterprise Server. Doing so reduces network load.

•Unpack ISO images - Enable this parameter for DeviceLock Enterprise Server to extract files from shadowed CD/DVD/BD images.

•Session volume limit for data collection (MB) - Enable this parameter to limit the volume of data gathered from a single computer, which might enhance the overall data collection performance.

•Log consolidation - View or change the log consolidation settings. See Consolidating Logs for details.

The shortcut menu on the Server Options node provides the following command:

•Properties - Starts the wizard for managing server options.