|
|
Run Remote office sync client as service
Posted: 24 Aug 07 4:23 PM
|
| Is it possible to set up the remote office sync client as a service? Or some other way that will allow the office to sync without user intervention and without explicitly starting the sync client? Thanks |
|
|
| |
| |
| |
|
Re: Run Remote office sync client as service
Posted: 24 Aug 07 4:54 PM
|
I just took a look.. didn't see anything about running sync client as a service..
Is this valid in V.7:
Use a Sync cmd file with Windows Task Scheduler and a custom command line.
Create file with notepad with the following content:
start /D"C:\Program Files\SalesLogix" /B /HIGH SyncClient.exe /b"SalesLogix" /c /r /a /x
Save the file as Sync.cmd
Log on to the machine as the network user to create a Windows Task
Create the task to call the Sync.cmd file.
Log on to the machine as the network user to create a Windows Task
Create the task to call the Sync.cmd file.
> I am gathering from the post you pointed me that I need to change "SalesLogix" in "SLX_REMOTE" (my connection)... is that correct?
Thanks |
|
|
|
Re: Run Remote office sync client as service
Posted: 24 Aug 07 5:16 PM
|
Yes it should work.
Replace "SalesLogix" with whatever you select for a database alias in the when you run the SyncClient.exe.
BTW, the SalesLogix.exe and Admin.exe also accept switches
/b "DBAlias"
/n "Username
/p "Password"
/nosplash
|
|
|
|
Re: Run Remote office sync client as service
Posted: 27 Aug 07 12:59 PM
|
Originally posted by Frank Chaffin
Yes it should work.
Replace "SalesLogix" with whatever you select for a database alias in the when you run the SyncClient.exe.
BTW, the SalesLogix.exe and Admin.exe also accept switches
/b "DBAlias"
/n "Username
/p "Password"
/nosplash
|
|
Likewise the SyncServer.exe and Architect.exe accept the switches, too.
|
|
|
|
Re: Run Remote office sync client as service
Posted: 28 Aug 07 4:24 AM
|
If that fails - just use:
C:\Program Files\SalesLogix\SyncClient.exe /b"SalesLogix" /c /r /a /x
(the Start & High pieces are good if you have a very active server - but RJ Ledger reported that this would create a dialog prompt, which you obviously don't want, when using the original cmd line I put together) |
|
|
| |
|