Adding a computer

  1. Select Application Configuration > Configuration > Environment > Computers. The Computers screen is displayed.
  2. Click Add. The Add window is displayed.
  3. Specify this information:
    Computer Type
    The type of the computer. Possible values:
    • Live Server: The production environment used for day-to-day manufacturing operations.
    • Test Server: The test environment used to validate configuration changes, packages, and updates before deployment to production.
    • Customer Build Server: A customer-managed build environment used to develop and configure customer-specific solutions.
    • Patch Server: An environment used to test patches or software before deployment to other environments.
    • Redundancy Server: A backup server that can take over if the primary server becomes unavailable.
    • Build Server: An Infor-managed build environment used to develop and configure customer-specific solutions.
    • Archive Server: A server that stores historical data that is no longer actively used in production. This reduces the load on the production environment.
    • Development Server: An environment used by developers to create, modify, and test new functionality.
    • Other Server: A server that does not match any predefined computer types.
    Computer
    The name of the computer.
    Description
    The description of the computer.
    Workstation Config
    The workstation configuration associated with the computer.
    Is Database Server
    If this check box is selected, the computer hosts the database instance.
    IP Address
    The IP address of the computer.
    Database Instance
    The database instance name. This field is displayed only if the Is Database Server check box is selected.
    Is UDI Net Server
    If this check box is selected, the computer hosts the UDI service.
    Is OPC/Application Server
    If this check box is selected, the computer hosts the OPC services or IIS service.
    Is Asynchronous Server
    If this check box is selected, the computer hosts the Async Script Server service.
    Script Server Port
    The port used for Async communication. The default port is 2777. This field is displayed only if the Is Asynchronous Server check box is selected.
    Is RIOT Server
    If this check box is selected, the computer hosts the RIOT service.
    IO Port
    The port used for RIOT communication. The default port number is 7468. This field is displayed only if the Is RIOT Server check box is selected.
    Is Workflow Engine
    If this check box is selected, the computer hosts the Workflow Engine service.
    Is Rabbit Server
    If this check box is selected, the computer hosts the Rabbit MQ service.
    Is Data Fabric Publisher
    If this check box is selected, the computer is configured to push data to Data Fabric.
  4. Click OK.