

- #Res workspace manager 2011 update
- #Res workspace manager 2011 software
- #Res workspace manager 2011 password
- #Res workspace manager 2011 download
You could also run a registry job via AM to update the connection information (remember to do this from the old database as the Dispatchers will communicating with the old database until updated!) or push out a new MSI from the Components node. From the Infrastructure > Engines node we need to repair each Dispatcher and update the SQL connection information.Īfter the Dispatchers have been updated don’t forget to update the consoles in the same manner. The final piece to this puzzle is to update all the Dispatchers and Consoles. From the RES AM management console select the Infrastructure > Setup > Database node and enter the new SQL database server name (if the username/password has changed you can update them here).Īfter you click the Connect button the management console will reload and ask if you want to use the connection information permanently. As it’s only the RES AM Consoles and Dispatchers that talk directly to the SQL database, we do not need to worry about the RES AM Agents. Once we’re happy with this we can focus our attention on the RES Automation Manager console.
#Res workspace manager 2011 password
If you forgot to uncheck this and you can’t seem to change it, you can run the following SQL script via the SQL Management Studio (remember to change the RES-AM reference to your SQL user account!):ĪLTER LOGIN “RES-AM” WITH PASSWORD = ‘samepassword’ĪLTER LOGIN “RES-AM” WITH CHECK_POLICY = OFF, CHECK_EXPIRATION = OFF Īfter this is complete you will need to ensure that the RES-AM user account has DB Owner (DBO) rights to the database via the “User Mapping” page of the user account: In short make sure that the user password policies are disabled (unless you want to be forever updating your Dispatchers!). When creating the SQL user accounts you’ll need to ensure that the password policies are set correctly: We’ll start with the RES AM database as we’ll then use this to update the RES WM information! Firstly we need to check that the correct user permissions have be granted on the new database server. The SQL user account for the Workspace Manager database (RES-WM) is ‘RES-WM’ and the user account for the RES Automation Manager database is ‘RES-AM’ (note that naming the database and user accounts the same is not best practice but it helps in our lab environment!). In this particular instance we’re moving from SQL 2008 to SQL 2008 R2 and I’ve restored copies of the Workspace Manager and Automation Manager databases on the new server. I’m not going to cover Steps 1 and 2 as these are well documented on Microsoft’s web site and many other various blogs. Update the RES Workspace Manager Agents to point to the new database server.Update the RES Automation Manager Dispatchers to point to the new database server.recreate the users and redelegate access Restore the RES Workspace Manager and Automation Manager databases on the destination server.Backup the RES Workspace Manager and Automation Manager databases on the source server.At a high level we need to perform the following actions: This process is not complicated, but there does seem to be a lack of documentation available.

#Res workspace manager 2011 software
You are solely responsible for adequate protection and backup of the data and equipment used in connection with using software RES Workspace Manager.We have recently had the requirement to move the SQL databases to a new Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 server. The use of the software and any damage done to your systems. PCWin has not developed this software RES Workspace Manager and in no way responsible for

#Res workspace manager 2011 download
PCWin free download center makes no representations as to the content of RES Workspace Manager version/build 9.5 is accurate, complete, virus free or do not infringe the rights There are inherent dangers in the use of any software available for download on the Internet.

RES Workspace Manager 9.5 download version indexed from servers all over the world. You can even make the desktop user independent-or better yet, make the user desktop-independent. With RES Software, your IT team can offer users a work environment that is location and time independent.
