To activate Archiving Server, you perform the following tasks:
- Establish a new or existing service account for the Archiving
Server
- Create or assign a SQL Server archiving database
- Assign directories for the database and transaction log files
- Activate the Archiving Server role
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At the server where you installed Archiving Server, log on as a member of the DomainAdminsand RTCUniversalServerAdminsgroups.
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Start the deployment tool by going to setup\amd64, and then double-clicking setupEE.exe or setupSE.exe.
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Click Deploy Other Server Roles, and then click Deploy Archiving Server.
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At Activate Archiving Server, click Run.
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On the Welcome page, click Next.
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On the Select Service Accountpage, type the name of a new or existing service account to use for the Archiving Server, type the password for the account, and then click Next.
Note: The default account is RTCComponentService. For a new account, ensure that you use a strong password that meets your organization's Active Directory password requirements. -
On the Select SQL Server Instancepage, do one of the following:
- To use the default instance (that is, MSSQLSERVER), type the
name of the server in the box.
- To specify a different instance, type the name of the instance
in the format <
servername>\<instance>. For example,
sqlserver\dbInstance.
- To use the default instance (that is, MSSQLSERVER), type the
name of the server in the box.
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At Enter database name, type the name of the SQL Server database that the Archiving Server will use (the default is LcsLog), and then click Next.
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On the Reuse Existing Databasepage, do one of the following:
- If you want to use a database that is already on the SQL Server
instance, clear the
Replace any existing databasecheck box. Choose this only if
the existing database has the same database schema.
- If you want to use a new database, or overwrite an existing
database, select the
Replace any existing databasecheck box.
Caution: If you select the Replace any existing databasecheck box, any existing Archiving database that is on the SQL Server instance will be deleted, and all its data will be lost.
- If you want to use a database that is already on the SQL Server
instance, clear the
Replace any existing databasecheck box. Choose this only if
the existing database has the same database schema.
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Click Next.
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On the Location for Database Filespage, specify where you want to install the archiving database and transaction log files:
- In the
Databasebox, accept the default folder, or click
Browseto specify a different directory.
- In the
Transaction logsbox, accept the default folder, or click
Browseto specify a different directory.
- In the
Databasebox, accept the default folder, or click
Browseto specify a different directory.
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When you are finished, click Next.
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On the Start Service Optionpage, clear the Start the service after activationcheck box.
Note: SQL Server (that is, the MSSQLServer service) must be started before you start the Archiving Service (that is, the RTCLog service). -
Click Next.
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On the Ready to Activate Archiving Serverpage, review the settings that you specified, and then click Nextto activate the Archiving Server.
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When the wizard has finished, verify that the View the log when you click Finishcheck box is selected, and then click Finish.
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In the log file, verify that < Success> appears under the Execution Resultcolumn, look for an execution result of < Success> for each task that is shown, and then close the log window.