Hi Xpid,
The order I have used, and It worked for me, is the same order used for a
SiteProtector Service Pack installation. When this process finish, it Stop
the Services in the following order:
RealSecure Site Protector Application Service
RealSecure Sensor Controller Service
Then, the services are automatically restarted in the reverse order:
RealSecure Sensor Controller Service
RealSecure Site Protector Application Service
I have noticed that there is no particular order to do this, but, this way
prevent you see a unreal status in the sensors in these two situations:
1- Stopping services: You are disconnected from the SP console (connected
to App Server) before the status of the sensors is lost (A sensor
controller task).
2- Starting Sensors: The sensor controller starts and obtains the real
status of the sensors before you can connect your SP console to the App.
Server.
I hope this help.
Best regards,
xpid iss
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For each box there are at least 2 services related to RealSecure, for
instance for Application Server:
RealSecure Site Protector Application Service
RealSecure Site Controller Service
If i am to stop services , which is the correct order to do it? Same
question goes for starting them.
Xpid
"Ballerini, Jean Paul (ISS EMEA)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The exact order to do what and avoid what?
Typically you should stop the sensors first, Application Server and DB
Server at the end.
Jean Paul
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Subject: [ISSForum] Exact order to stop services (win2k)
Assuming i have the following components of RealSecure 7.0 installed
in a different machine each one (all boxes run win2k) :
Application Server
EventCollect + ISSED
Network Sensor
Server Sensor
What is the exact order to stop services related to Realsecure in
each box?
Thanks
Xpid
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