HP Web Jetadmin Software Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 6)

CAUTION It is imperative that you open the existing file and copy and paste the content as it is

displayed here to maintain the user rights. The file must have read/write rights for

Network Service in order for HP Web Jetadmin to use the file. If a new file is created

instead of opening the existing file, the new file assumes the user’s rights. If this

happens, HP Web Jetadmin does not attempt to use the new database and defaults

to the old database. Make sure that Network Service has read/write rights. Some

older versions of HP Web Jetadmin might not contain the

DatabaseSettings.config.xml file by default. In this case, you must create the file.

Make sure that the rights are assigned as mentioned previously when creating the

new file. Also, if file extensions are hidden in Windows Explorer, make sure that the

file does not have a .txt or .xml.xml extension. This is a common mistake when using

a text editor to create this file.

For SQL Server running on the same machine as HP Web Jetadmin, if Windows Authentication Mode

was selected during the SQL installer and HPWJA was specified as the database name, the only

required item in this configuration file is the name of the named instance.

Copy the content of this example and paste it into the configuration file, replacing HPWJA_FULL with

the name of the named instance.

If SQL Authentication was selected during the installation of the instance, add the SQL user credentials

that were given DBO rights on the database to the file as follows:

<ipmc:configuration xmlns:ipmc="www.hp.com/schemas/imaging/ipmc/config/2004/02/24">