Configuration screen (5/8): Windows Service Settings
- Last UpdatedNov 14, 2024
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The Windows Service exposes two HTTP endpoints:
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OWIN Endpoint
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SignalR Endpoint
Windows Service Name
The Log On As account for Windows service name is created during OSM install as a Network Service.
Example
AVEVA Control of Work - OSM_PROD [Network service]
Important: If Network Service permissions are changed, OSM service will not work. We recommend that you do not change the permissions on the Network Service account. If you change default permissions for the Network service account, you must adjust the permissions on OSM windows service to work.
Configuration of Windows Service settings
1. Enter the details for Windows Service settings.
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Enter the Windows Service name. This will be used as postfix to windows service name and in the middle part of the MSMQ channel name. Click Check to see if the name is available. |
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Enter the OWIN Hostname. This name should be the same as the hostname of machine. |
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Specify the port for OWIN to use. This must be a free port. Click Check to see if the port is available. |
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Specify the port for SignalR to use. This must be a free port. Click Check to see if the port is available. |
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Specify the MSMQ prefix. This is the appName part to MSMQ channel name. You must have MSMQ Server enabled in Windows Server. Click Check to see if the prefix is available. |
2. Click Continue.