Nemo Analyze Database Server Administration Guide Windows Server 2008 R2

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CONTENTS
CONTENTS 3
1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................... 4

1.1 End-user license agreement ....................................................................... 5
1.2 Notes ..................................................................................................... 5
2 DATABASE SERVER INSTALLATION..................................................................... 6

2.1 System requirements................................................................................ 6
2.2 Licesing options for Nemo Analyze clients .................................................... 7
2.2.1 License Server (Floating License) ........................................................ 7
2.2.2 HASP USB keys ............................................................................... 11
2.2.3 Technical Support expiration ............................................................. 13
2.3 Installing Nemo Analyze Database Server ................................................... 14
2.4 Updating Nemo Analyze Database Server ................................................... 17
2.5 Managing users and user groups ............................................................... 21
2.5.1 User groups .................................................................................... 22
2.6 (S)FTP Log file settings ............................................................................ 25
3 DATABASE SERVER MAINTENANCE .................................................................... 27

3.1 Restarting the server ............................................................................... 27
3.2 Running backups ..................................................................................... 27
3.3 Restoring backups ................................................................................... 30
3.4 Virus protection procedures ...................................................................... 31
3.5 Remote connection to Nemo Analyze Server ............................................... 32
3.6 Editing server settings ............................................................................. 33
3.6.1 Changing database location .............................................................. 34
3.6.2 Setting up the database autoloader .................................................... 36
3.6.3 Configuring diagnostics logging ......................................................... 38
3.6.4 Defining the maximum number of simultaneous users .......................... 38
3.6.5 Viewing/modifying database options................................................... 40
3.6.6 Configuring SMS messages ............................................................... 40
3.6.7 Viewing/updating license keys ........................................................... 42
3.7 Setting up packed measurement file storage ............................................... 45
3.8 Server troubleshooting ............................................................................. 46
APPENDIX 47
END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT ...................................................................... 47
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1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
Nemo Analyze Enterprise Edition is a system consisting of the Nemo Analyze Database Server and a
number of Nemo Analyze Clients. As the system can be configured to allow measurement file
uploads also from Windows workstations that do not have Nemo Analyze installed, the system can
also incorporate regular Windows workstations. Nemo Analyze Database Server uses the Windows
Server 2008 operating system. Any 64-bit Windows Server 2008-compatible server hardware can
be used as the database server hardware platform. The clients operate on regular 32-bit Windows
PCs.
The database server stores measurement files. The measurement files can be loaded to the server
database from the Nemo Analyze Clients and from authorized Windows workstations in the local
network. The clients send queries to the database server over IP network. The server processes
these queries and sends the processed results to the clients. The clients then visualize the results.
The server can be configured to allow measurement file upload also by users who do not have
Nemo Analyze Client installed on their workstation (for instance users who perform measurements
but do not handle any post-processing tasks). This can be done by creating an autoload folder on
the server. The autoload folder automatically loads all files it receives into the database. The
autoload folder can be shared on the local network of Windows workstations, enabling each relevant
Windows workstation user in the network to load measurement files to the database by using
Windows Explorer.
The operation of the server software is based on two active services: Nemo Analyze Socket Server
and Nemo Analyze ODBC Server. The Socket Server service manages the loading of measurement
files to the database. The ODBC Server service, on the other hand, manages the query/query
result traffic between the server and the clients. By default, Nemo Analyze ODBC Server uses the
port 12000 and Nemo Analyze Socket Server the ports 12001-12003.
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1.1 End-user license agreement

The software described in this book is furnished under a license agreement and may be used only in
accordance with the terms of that agreement. For full details of this agreement, see APPENDIX.
1.2 Notes
It is expected that the primary user of the Nemo Analyze Database Server is proficient with
Microsoft Windows environments.
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2 DATABASE SERVER INSTALLATION
2.1 System requirements

Operating systems: Windows Server 2008 R2.
Any Windows Server 2008 R2-compatible server hardware, e.g. Dell PowerEdge 2950
Processor: 2 GHz 64-bit Dual Core or better.
Memory: 8 GB minimum, 16+ GB recommended.
System disk space: 50 GB minimum.
The server must always have one available USB port for the HASP USB key.
To run Nemo Analyze Server software on a virtual server, the virtual server software must
support USB. Also, the physical hardware on which the virtual server runs must always
have one available USB port for the HASP USB key.
Data disk space: The data disk space requirement depends entirely on the number of
measurement hours the database should be able to contain to suit the needs of your
organization. An estimate can be made based on the fact that a single measurement device
produces approximately 15 MB of data per hour. In the server database, the data is
compressed to take up only 5 MB per hour (10 MB with backups). As the database is file-
based, the only limit for the size of the server database is the physical size of the hard disk.
Java runtime environment version 5 (1.5) or later installed on the server
Server needs to have a static IP-address
By default, the server communicates with clients via ports 12000-12003. Therefore these
ports must be open in the firewall(s). However, the server can also be configured to use
other ports)
100Mbps bandwith is the recommended between clients and the server. Client-server
communication works with any network speed, but slow connection affects directly the
performance and usability of the system from the end-user perspective.
The number of potential simultaneous users should be taken into account when
dimensioning the system. The server should have approximately 1 CPU core for every three
users. With ten Nemo Analyze licenses, the adequate number of processor cores is four.
There should also be 2 Gigabyte of memory per each potential simultaneous user. With ten
simultaneous users, the requirement is 20 Gigabytes of memory.
System requirements for the license server (required only if the HASP USB key option
License Server is selected):
o Operating system: Windows 7, or Windows Server 2008.
o The server does not have to be dedicated for the license server, i.e. the server can
run other services as well.
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o With the HASP USB key option License Server, both the database server and the
license server are required to have one USB port each for the HASP USB key.
o No performance requirements.
Note: The license server uses a TCP/UDP port to communicate with the
computers running Nemo Analyze. Please make sure that communication is
allowed in the following port: TCP/UDP 1947.
2.2 Licesing options for Nemo Analyze clients

For Nemo Analyze Clients, you can select one of two licensing options: License Server or HASP USB
key.
2.2.1 License Server (Floating License)

With Nemo Analyze Enterprise Edition it is possible to use the same or separate hardware when
using Nemo Analyze database server and license server.
With Nemo Analyze Enterprise there is no need for a separate physical server:
Floating license software is installed on Nemo Analyze database server
automatically when installing Analyze database server. Separate server is only
needed when using Nemo Analyze Standalone.
Please refer to the Sentinel Keys System Administrator Help file for more
detailed instructions for installing the license server.
Installing the floating license server
Install the HASP control center runtime software in the floating license server hardware. The server
setup can be found from the Nemo Analyze installation USB flash drive or downloaded from the
Nemo User Clubs Nemo Analyze section.
In case of Nemo Analyze Enterprise the HASP control center runtime software does not have to be
installed because it is included in the Analyze Enterprise setup, just plug in the floating license
dongle to server.
1. Plug in the floating license key to the license server computer. You can verify that the
installation is OK by going to address http://localhost:1947/ in the floating license server
computer with a web browser. You should see a red USB key in the Sentinel Keys section of
the HASP control panel:
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2. You are now able install Nemo Analyze. Nemo Analyze should find the floating license key
automatically from the network. After installing Nemo Analyze, go to http://localhost:1947/
with a web browser on the same computer you are installing Nemo Analyze. You should see
the floating license key available over the network in the Hasp Keys and Products sections:
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If you cannot see the key in HASP control center, go to the Access to Remote License Managers
page in the Configuration section. In the Search Parameters box, enter the IP address of the
license server. Click Submit and wait for a while - the key should appear in HASP Keys section.
Also check firewall settings of the license server.
3. Start Nemo Analyze. A dialog box informing that the key is not found appears.
Note: The license server uses a TCP/UDP port to communicate with the
computers running Nemo Analyze. Please make sure that communication is
allowed in the following port: TCP/UDP 1947.
Enter the IP address of the license server into Nemo Analyze. Nemo Analyze will now start with the
floating license.
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Configuring the floating license server.
The floating license server can be configured via web browser. The address of the Sentinel HASP
Admin Control Center is http://localhost:1947/ when accessed from the floating license computer
itself. The server can also be accessed over the network: http://<enter here the IP address of
the floating license server>:1947/.
Licenses that are currently in use can be monitored and disconnected under Sessions. Note that
while one user is able to use multiple sessions, only one license is consumed per machine. To force
a user to release a license, disconnect all sessions.
Under Configuration, you are able to access logging settings, set restrictions for users, and
configure remote access settings to the Admin Control Center. Detailed description of the license
management interface can be found under Help in the side panel of the Admin Control Center.
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Using the License Monitor:
1. Through the License Monitor you can view how many licenses are in use at a given time.
You can access the License Monitor from a client PC with a web browser.
2. In the address bar, enter the IP address and the HTTP port number of the license server in
the following format: 127.0.0.1:7002.
NOTE: Using the License Monitor requires the Nemo Analyze Client to have Java
2 Runtime Environment (J2RE) 1.6 or later, and Internet Explorer version 5.0
(or later) or Netscape Navigator version 4.0 (or later).
2.2.2 HASP USB keys

Nemo Analyze software license is tied to a HASP USB key and it is not possible to install Nemo
Analyze without it. Software-based license is not available. A HASP USB key will be delivered in the
Nemo Analyze package.
NOTE: The new key introduced in Nemo Analyze 6.0 will not be backwards
compatible with the older versions of Nemo Analyze. A new key with a valid
technical support and maintenance agreement option will be in use with Nemo
Analyze 6.0 and later versions.
If you have problems starting Nemo Analyze, and if the following error messages appear, please
contact Nemo Technical Support at nemosupport@anite.com
NOTE: HASP USB keys are not needed when using floating license, however, a
floating license server must be installed.
Connecting the HASP USB key in the USB port:
1. Plug the HASP USB key into the client's USB port.
NOTE: Do not plug the key in any other port. It may damage the client
hardware.
NOTE: If the following error message appears, please contact Nemo Technical
Support at nemosupport@anite.com. The USB key battery has run out and needs
to be changed.
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Updating the HASP USB key (Nemo Analyze version 6.0 and later)
1. Start the SecureUpdate by selecting Start | All Programs | Nemo Tools | Remote Update
Utility.
2. The Collect Key Status Information tab opens.
3. Connect your HASP USB key.
4. Click Collect Information and select a location where the C2V file is saved.
5. Send the C2V file to Nemo Technical Support at nemosupport@anite.com
Please add the following information to the e-mail using the following subject Nemo Analyze HASP
USB key update:
Company name
First name
Surname
Street address
Zip/ Postal Code
Country
Telephone number
Mobile number
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6. After you have received the V2C file containing the update, select the Update File in the
Apply License Update tab and click Apply Update.
7. The key is now updated. Nemo Analyze can be installed and is ready for use.
2.2.3 Technical Support expiration

The new HASP USB keys used with Nemo Analyze 6.0 and later versions include a compulsory
technical support and maintenance agreement option. The technical support expiration date defines
the date the agreement ends. After this date it is not possible to start the new version of the Nemo
Analyze application. For example: A customer has purchased Nemo Analyze version 6.0 with a 1-
year technical support maintenance agreement in October 2011. The customer is entitled for free
updates until October 2012. Nemo Analyze versions released after October 2012 cannot be used
with the dongle key without renewing the technical support & maintenance agreement. After the
technical support & maintenance agreement is renewed, the dongle key can be updated remotely
and the customer can update the application to the latest version.
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2.3 Installing Nemo Analyze Database Server

1. Log on to the server using the Admin user account and upload the database SW installation
package to the server. Run the installation package.
2. Once the installation of Nemo Analyze Setup Prerequisites has been completed, the
Welcome to the Nemo Analyze Setup Wizard dialog opens. Click Next.
3. The End-User License Agreement view opens. Select I accept the terms of the license
agreement and click Next.
4. The Custom Setup view opens. Click on an icon in the list to select the program features
you want installed and to define how the features are installed.
Click Browse and select the location where you want to install Nemo Analyze software. Program
Files is recommended to be kept in the default location. Data Store and Data and Configuration
Files locations should be the same as in previous installation to maintain the Database of the
previous version.
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When defining installation location for the database, note that this location will hold the database,
and can potentially require lot of disk space. This should be located in a disk partition with sufficient
disk space. You can check your PCs disk space by clicking Disk Usage. Once the location has been
defined, click Next.
5. The Ready to Install the Program view opens. Click Install to begin installation.
6. The Completed the Nemo Analyze Setup Wizard view opens. Click Finish and restart the
computer.
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7. After installation is completed, the setup requests you to reboot the computer. After
rebooting the computer, Getting Started window is displayed. Click Perform Database
Update to prepare the server's database for use.
You can open the Nemo Analyze Server administration tool by selecting Start | All Programs | Nemo
Tools | Nemo Analyze Server from the Windows Server Start menu.
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Nemo Analyze Database Server is now installed and ready for use.
2.4 Updating Nemo Analyze Database Server

1. Log on to the server using the administrator account and transfer the new server setup to
the server.
2. Uninstall Nemo Analyze Server from Start menu under Administrative tools | Programs and
features.
3. Reboot your computer even if the software does not ask to reboot.
4. Install a new version of the Nemo Analyze Server by running the installation package.
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5. Once the installation of Nemo Analyze Setup Prerequisites has been completed, the
Welcome to the Nemo Analyze Setup Wizard dialog opens. Click Next.
6. The License Agreement view opens. Select I accept the terms of the license agreement and
click Next.
7. The Custom Setup view opens. Click on an icon in the list to select the program features
you want installed and to define how the features are installed.
Click Browse and select the location where you want to install Nemo Analyze software. Program
Files is recommended to be kept in the default location. Data Store and Data and Configuration
Files locations should be the same as in previous installation to maintain the Database of the
previous version.
When defining installation location for the database, note that this location will hold the database,
and can potentially require lot of disk space. This should be located in a disk partition with sufficient
disk space. You can check your PCs disk space by clicking Disk Usage. Once the location has been
defined, click Next.
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8. The Ready to Install the Program view opens. Click Install to begin installation.
9. The Completed the Nemo Analyze Setup Wizard view opens. Click Finish. After finishing
installation, restart the server even if the software does not ask to reboot.
10. After rebooting the computer, Getting Started window is displayed. Click Perform
Database Update to prepare the server's database for use.
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11. Getting Started window is displayed. Click Perform Database Update to prepare the
server's database for use.
12.You can open the Nemo Analyze Server administration tool by selecting Start | All
Programs | Nemo Tools | Nemo Analyze Server from the Windows Server Start menu.
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13. Finally, in the Server Status page of the Nemo Analyze Server Manager, click Start Server.
2.5 Managing users and user groups

The User manager enables you to manage users and user groups (Nemo Analyze Enterprise
Edition).
Log in using the default username and password. Create new users, set their username and
password and add them to user groups. If you do not wish to restrict users or user rights, all users
can use the default administrator username and password.
To open User manager, select Tools | User manager from the Ribbonbar.
To create a new user, select the folder Users in Database Management | Users and Groups
from the directory tree, right-click on the empty background of the Name field on the right of the
directory tree, and select New User from the popup menu.
The New User dialog opens.
Name defines the user name.
Password defines the password for the user account.
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To set a new password for a user, right-click on the user in the Name field, and select Set
Password from the popup menu.
The Set Password dialog opens.
Type a new password in the Password field and click OK.
To delete a user, right-click on the user in the Name field, and select Delete from the popup
menu.
2.5.1 User groups

The available user groups include Administrators, Users, Power Users, Autonomous Users,
and Autonomous Managers.
Administrators have unrestricted rights, including access to the cleanup function.
Users do not have delete rights and are only allowed to make queries and load files into the
database. Users are allowed to view all data and alter minor elements of a file, e.g. configure
notifications.
Power Users have delete rights, i.e. they are allowed to delete measurement and BTS files.
Otherwise the rights of the Power Users are identical to those of the Users.
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Autonomous Users have right to view all history and measurements of Nemo Handy-A
Autonomous units loaded into the system, Autonomous users do not have right to issue
configurations, that is, to order Nemo Handy-A Autonomous to do measurements.
Autonomous Managers have full rights to all Nemo Handy-A Autonomous units loaded to the
system, including right to view history and log files produced by the units, as well as managing the
measurements to be done.
Nemo Handy-A Autonomous unit groups created from the Fleet Manager are also shown in the User
groups. Dallas units in the picture below is an example of such a group. Users added as members of
that group get right to tissue configurations (order measurements) to the Nemo Handy-A
Autonomous units allocated to that group. As a prerequisite, such users have to be also members of
Autonomous Users group. This means such users will be able to see all the Nemo Handy-A
Autonomous units in the system, but can only issue configurations for selected subset of the Nemo
Handy-A Autonomous as defined by the Nemo Handy-A Autonomous unit group.
To add users to a group, select the folder Groups in Database Management | Users and
Groups from the directory tree, right-click on a user group on the right of the directory tree (e.g.
Power Users), and select Add to Group from the popup menu.
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The Group Properties dialog opens.
To add a user to the group, click Add.
The Select Users dialog opens.
Select the user(s) you want to add. To select multiple users, hold the Control key down while
selecting the users. Click OK.
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The Group Properties dialog opens, displaying the group members.
To remove users from the group, select a user and click the Remove button.
2.6 (S)FTP Log file settings

Nemo Analyze enables loading log files and autonomous rep files to the database automatically over
FTP or SFTP connection. The feature is mainly targeted for Nemo Analyze Enterprise, but it can be
enabled also in Nemo Analyze Standalone.
Loading of the files over FTP is two-step process. First the files are retrieved from the FTP server
and saved to a local folder. Then the files are loaded from the local folder into the database.
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Please note that the measurements files are removed from the FTP servers
autoload folder after loading.
You can configure automatic measurement loading from an FTP server on the FTP Settings page in
the Nemo Analyze Server Manager. Nemo Analyze Server can periodically connect to a remote FTP
server and load any measurements from the FTP server to the server's database.
Enable FTP transfer, when selected, enables automatic FTP loading.
Protocol enables you to select between FTP and SFTP protocols. For FTP protocol, the Use active
mode option can be used to select either passive or active FTP connection. For SFTP the Use
active mode option is not available.
Host, Port, Username and Password define the address and login information of the remote
server.
SSH key file defines the public key file, which is needed for loading data over SFTP where the
connection is secured by SSH public key authentication
Remote folder defines the folder on the server from where Nemo Analyze Server will search for
the measurement files to load. Nemo Analyze Server can search for measurements in more than
one folder on the server. To add more folders, enter the folder names into the Additional folders
field separated by vertical line ( | ) characters.
Scanning interval defines how often Nemo Analyze Server will connect to the FTP server and
search for newly-added measurements. Enter the value in seconds. To also scan subfolders, select
Load files recursively from subfolders. When selecting Delete files from server after load
option, all downloaded files are automatically deleted from the server.
Apply changes by clicking Apply Changes at the bottom of the page.
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3 DATABASE SERVER MAINTENANCE
To make the administration of Nemo Analyze Database Server possible without the need for a full-
time database administrator, all processes related to database administration, from installation to
updates, backups, and day-to-day maintenance, have been designed to be as easy and non-time-
consuming as possible. The innovative structure of the database and its built-in optimization for
drive test data make this possible by, for instance, removing the need for indexing and de-
fragmenting. Since data from each month is stored as a separate file on the hard drive,
fragmentation can occur only within an individual month. If a whole month of data is deleted from
the DB, the hard disk space is simply released without any fragmentation occurring.
3.1 Restarting the server

The server can be started or stopped by clicking the Start Server or Stop Server in the Server
Status page of the Nemo Analyze Server Manager.
3.2 Running backups

To initiate backup procedure, stop the services by clicking Stop Server in the Server Status page
of the Nemo Analyze Server Manager.
Copy the contents of the database folder, e.g. C:\Program Data\Anite\Nemo Tools\Nemo
Analyze Datastore, to a backup folder. By default, the database folder is C:\ Program
Data\Anite\Nemo Tools\Nemo Analyze Datastore.
The database folder can be defined in the registry entry

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Anite\Nemo Analyze
\ServerSettings\DB.Data.Directory
For more information on the database folder, see
Changing database location.
Note: It is recommended that the process is scheduled and integrated into the
organizations backup processes.
Once the contents of the database folder have been copied to a backup folder, restart the services
AnalyzeSocketServer and AnalyzeODBC using the Windows Task Manager (see Restarting the
server on page 31).
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An example of how to automate creation of backup using Windows Task Scheduler:
1) Create a batch file on the server that creates a backup copy of Analyze data store. Here is an
example that can be used as a template for the customer's system. Store this, for example, to file
C:\Backup\AnalyzeBackup.cmd and modify it as needed.
@echo off
echo.
echo =========================
echo STOPPING ANALYZE SERVICES
echo =========================
net stop "Analyze ODBC Server"
net stop "Analyze Socket Server"
echo ========================================
echo CREATING BACKUP COPY OF ANALYZE DATABASE
echo ========================================
rmdir /S /Q "C:\Backup\Nemo Analyze Datastore (old backup)"
move /Y "C:\Backup\Nemo Analyze Datastore" "C:\Backup\Nemo Analyze Datastore
(old backup)"
xcopy "C:\ProgramData\Anite\Nemo Tools\Nemo Analyze Datastore"
"C:\Backup\Nemo Analyze Datastore" /E /Y /I
echo.
echo ===========================
echo RESTARTING ANALYZE SERVICES
echo ===========================
net start "Analyze ODBC Server"

net start "Analyze Socket Server"
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2) Use Task Scheduler to run this batch file regularly, for example every night when nobody is
working. Below you will find example settings for the basic task:
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3.3 Restoring backups

To initiate backup restoration procedure, stop the services by clicking Stop Server in the Server
Status page of the Nemo Analyze Server Manager.
Copy the contents of the backup folder to the database folder, e.g. C:\Program
Data\Anite\Nemo Tools\Nemo Analyze Datastore. The database folder is defined by the
registry entry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Anite\Nemo Analyze
5\ServerSettings\DB.Data.Directory
For more information on the database folder, see Changing database location.
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Once the contents of the \Data folder have been copied to a backup folder, restart the services by
clicking Start Server in the Server Status page of the Nemo Analyze Server Manager.
3.4 Virus protection procedures

When configuring virus protection procedures, the directory configured as the database location (by
default, C:\Program Data\Anite\Nemo Tools\Nemo Analyze Datastore) can be set to be
ignored by the scanning procedure.
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3.5 Remote connection to Nemo Analyze Server

To access initiate a remote connection to the server, select Accessories | Remote Desktop
Connection from the Windows Start menu.
The Remote Desktop Connection dialog opens.
Enter the server IP address to the Computer field and click the Connect.
The system will prompt you for User name and Password. Enter your User name and Password.
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The Remote Desktop window opens.
3.6 Editing server settings

Server and driver settings can be edited using the Nemo Analyze Server Manager. Access the tool
by selecting Start | All Programs | Nemo Tool | Nemo Analyze Server.
Additionally, the settings can be edited using the Windows Registry Editor. The relevant registry
entries can be found in the folder
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Anite\Nemo Analyze 5\ServerSettings
and its subfolders
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Anite\Nemo Analyze 5\ServerSettings\Parser
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Anite\Nemo Analyze
5\ServerSettings\SchemaUpdate
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Anite\Nemo Analyze 5\ServerSettings\SqlDriver
To access the Windows Registry Editor, select Start | Run in Windows, type regedit to the Open
field of the Run dialog and click the OK button.
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The User Account Control dialog opens.
Click the Continue button.
The Registry Editor dialog opens.
Browse to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Anite\Nemo Analyze \ServerSettings

folder.
3.6.1 Changing database location

The servers directory structure can be edited using the Windows Registry Editor. For accessing the
Windows Registry Editor, see Editing Server Settings.
In the Windows Registry Editor, browse to the registry folder

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Anite\Nemo Analyze\ServerSettings.
To change the physical location of the database, modify the following registry entries in the
following order:
1. DB.Schema.Directory
2. DB.Data.Directory
3. DB.CSV.Directory
4. DB.Bootstrap.Directory
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To modify the entry DB.Schema.Directory, right-click on the entry and select Modify from the
popup menu.
The Edit String dialog opens.
Enter the complete path of the new database location to the Value data field and click OK.
Repeat the same procedure with entries DB.Data.Directory and DB.CSV.Directory. Add the
folder name \Data to the path (see screenshot below).
Note: The rest of the path should be identical with the path defined for
DB.Schema.Directory.
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Repeat the procedure with entry DB.Bootstrap.Directory. Add the file name bootstrap.adb to
the path (see screenshot below).
Note: The rest of the path should be identical with the path defined for
DB.Schema.Directory.
Once all the four registry entries have been modified, close the Registry Editor.
For the changes to take effect, restart the services AnalyzeSocketServer and AnalyzeODBC using
the Windows Task Manager (see Restarting the server).
3.6.2 Setting up the database autoloader

The Autoload page of the Nemo Analyze Server Manager is used to configure automatic
measurement loading. Nemo Analyze Server can monitor a folder and automatically load any
measurements from that folder into the database.
Enable autoload, when selected, enables automatic loading.
Autoload folder defines the source folder which Nemo Analyze Server monitors for files to be
loaded. To change the folder, enter the folder path into the field or select the folder by clicking on
the folder icon
Upload folder defines the folder in which Nemo Analyze Server temporarily stores the files before
they are loaded to the database. To change the upload folder, enter the folder path into the field or
select the folder by clicking on the folder icon.
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Map folder defines the folder in the network drive to which Nemo Analyze Server moves image
files. Note that you must set the same path both in Nemo Analyze Client as when configuring Nemo
Server. When using indoor/in-building maps with autoload, the shared network folder defined in the
Map folder must be available online for Nemo Analyze Client users.
File types enables you to select which file types are automatically loaded to the database. To
autoload file types that are not listed, enter the file extensions into the Additional extensions
field. Please note that the file extensions should be separated by commas.
Files that fail to load are moved automatically to FAILED folder, while the file name remains
unchanged.
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3.6.3 Configuring diagnostics logging

The Message Logs page on the Nemo Analyze Server Manager enables configuring diagnostics
logging for various parts of the server.
Logging source defines the logging source (Analytics/Parser/Schema Update/SMS/SQL driver).
Log message types option defines the log types for the selected logging source.
Log folder defines the location where log files are stored. Change the location by entering the
name of the folder into the field or by selecting the folder by clicking on the folder icon.
When you click Open Log Folder, the contents of the log folder are displayed in a new Windows
Explorer window.
Apply changes by clicking Apply Changes at the bottom of the page.
3.6.4 Defining the maximum number of simultaneous users

To edit the maximum number of simultaneous users, modify the registry entry Session.Count in
the SqlDriver folder.
Note: Under any circumstances, do not change the Session.Count settings in the
folders Parser and SchemaUpdate. Editing these settings will invalidate the
support contract.
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To modify a registry entry, right-click on the entry, and select Modify from the popup menu.
The Edit String dialog opens.
Enter the number of simultaneous users and click OK.
For the changes to take effect, restart the services AnalyzeSocketServer and AnalyzeODBC using
the Windows Task Manager (see Restarting the server).
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3.6.5 Viewing/modifying database options

The Database page on the Nemo Analyze Server Manager contains information about the server's
database.
Database location displays the folder where the database is located. This value cannot be
modified.
Auto rename duplicate file names, when selected duplicate file names are renamed
automatically.
User settings define

DSN defines the data source name.
Cleanup interval in days defines the number of days after which statistics reports are removed.
For example, when the number is 2 all statistics reports older than two days are removed.
Maintenance interval in days defines how often the cleaning routine is repeated. This is set
automatically and users cannot adjust it.
Maintenance hour defines on which hour of the day the cleaning routine is performed.
3.6.6 Configuring SMS messages

SMS message sending is an optional feature that is required when using SMS commands on Nemo
Commander. The SMS Messages page on the Nemo Analyze Server Manager enables configuring
an iSMS server for sending/receiving SMS messages between the Nemo Analyze Server and
Commander units.
To configure iSMS server, follow the steps below:
1. Install iSMS server in the network and define the IP address.
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2. Reconfigure SMS server: go to http://<address of the isms server>/ login using

admin/admin.
3. Set TCP Send API Status on and port 2040. Save.
4. From Receive API set Receive API Status on and protocol TCP. Save.
5. Set Server Analyze server IP and port 2041. Save. Logout.
To configure Nemo Analyze Enterprise server to use the iSMS server:
Host and Port define the location of the iSMS server. Set this to 2040.
Username and Password define login information for the iSMS server. Login: admin, password:
admin.
Listening port defines a port which Nemo Analyze Server uses to listen for incoming SMS
messages. Set this to 2041.
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3.6.7 Viewing/updating license keys

The License Key view displays information about available license keys. The view displays USB
keys connected directly to the local computer, and floating license keys that are accessible over the
network.
Note: if a floating license key is not visible in the License Key view, open local
Sentinel Admin Control Center (http://localhost:1947/) and configure Access to
Remote License Managers correctly.
The following information about the license key that is currently being used is displayed at the top
of the page:
Technical support expiration date
Product expiration date
Key type. A key can be either hardware or software key, and its location can be local or
remote.
Additionally, the current license key is highlighted in the Available keys list. It is possible to view
license options in each key by selecting the key from the Available keys list. A list of options and
their expiration dates in the selected key are shown in the License option list.
If a valid key is not available, an error message License key is not connected is displayed at the top
of the page.
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3.6.7.1 Changing license key location

To change license key location, click on the change location link on the License Key page of the
Nemo Analyze Server. The top part of the page is replaced with Change license key location
controls.
If you want to use a local USB license key, select Local and click Set Key Location. To use a
floating license, unselect the Local option and enter the host name or IP address of the license
server into the License server field. Finally, click Set Key Location.
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3.6.7.2 Updating a license key

To update license key, click Update License Key at the bottom of the License Key page of the
Nemo Analyze Server Manager. The License key update view opens. When the update is
performed, click Exit Key Update View to return back to the previous view.
The key that you are updating must be connected directly to the USB port of the server computer.
You must have only one USB license key connected to the computer when creating a C2V file. If
there are no USB license keys connected, the C2V file is automatically created for a software
license.
In this view you have the following possible actions:
To create a new email to Anite Technical Support, click on the nemosupport@anite.com link.
The email will be created in your default email program.
To collect key information, drag & drop the C2V file icon directly into the email window.
To apply a license key update, drag & drop the V2C file that Anite Technical Support has
sent you into the V2C field.
Alternatively, drag & drop the C2V file icon to the desktop or Windows Explorer, save the C2V file to
disk, and right-click on the C2V field. Save the file by select Save As from the menu or by using
Ctrl+S keyboard shortcut. Right-click on the V2C frame and select Open from the menu to browse
for a V2C file. This can also be done with Ctrl+O keyboard shortcut.
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If you want to quickly save a C2V file for a specific key, right-click on the key in the Available keys
list and select Save C2V File from the menu.
3.7 Setting up packed measurement file storage

The Backup & Retrieve page of the Nemo Analyze Server Manager allows the user to configure
how files, such as measurements, fleet reports, etc., that are loaded to the server are backed up.
Any file that has been backed up can be retrieved from the server by using the Nemo Analyze
Client.
Enable backing up & retrieving of files, when selected, enables backing up and retrieving files.
The folder where the backed up files are saved can be changed by entering the folder path into the
Backup folder field or by clicking the folder icon and selecting a folder. Please note that when
you change the backup folder, the contents of the old backup folder are not copied to the
new location.
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File types enables you to select which file types are backed up by this feature. To back up file
types that are not listed, type the file extensions to the Additional extensions field. The file
extensions should be separated by commas.
3.8 Server troubleshooting

In the Message Log page of Nemo Analyze Server Manager, select Parser as logging source from
the Logging source drop-down menu. Select all Log message types and click Apply Changes.
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NEMO ANALYZE 7.50

1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................... 4

2 DATABASE SERVER INSTALLATION..................................................................... 6

3 DATABASE SERVER MAINTENANCE .................................................................... 27

1.1 End-user license agreement

2 DATABASE SERVER INSTALLATION

2.1 System requirements

Processor: 2 GHz 64-bit Dual Core or better.

Memory: 8 GB minimum, 16+ GB recommended.

System disk space: 50 GB minimum.

Java runtime environment version 5 (1.5) or later installed on the server

Server needs to have a static IP-address

o Operating system: Windows 7, or Windows Server 2008.

2.2 Licesing options for Nemo Analyze clients

2.2.1 License Server (Floating License)

Installing the floating license server

Configuring the floating license server.

Using the License Monitor:

2.2.2 HASP USB keys

Connecting the HASP USB key in the USB port:

2. The Collect Key Status Information tab opens.

3. Connect your HASP USB key.

5. Send the C2V file to Nemo Technical Support at nemosupport@anite.com

Zip/ Postal Code

2.2.3 Technical Support expiration

2.3 Installing Nemo Analyze Database Server

2.4 Updating Nemo Analyze Database Server

2.5 Managing users and user groups

The New User dialog opens.

Name defines the user name.

Password defines the password for the user account.

The Set Password dialog opens.

Type a new password in the Password field and click OK.

2.5.1 User groups

Administrators have unrestricted rights, including access to the cleanup function.

The Group Properties dialog opens.

To add a user to the group, click Add.

The Select Users dialog opens.

The Group Properties dialog opens, displaying the group members.

2.6 (S)FTP Log file settings

Enable FTP transfer, when selected, enables automatic FTP loading.

Apply changes by clicking Apply Changes at the bottom of the page.

3 DATABASE SERVER MAINTENANCE

3.1 Restarting the server

3.2 Running backups

The database folder can be defined in the registry entry

For more information on the database folder, see

Changing database location.

An example of how to automate creation of backup using Windows Task Scheduler:

net stop "Analyze Socket Server"

net start "Analyze ODBC Server"

3.3 Restoring backups

3.4 Virus protection procedures

3.5 Remote connection to Nemo Analyze Server

The Remote Desktop Connection dialog opens.

The Remote Desktop window opens.

3.6 Editing server settings

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Anite\Nemo Analyze 5\ServerSettings

and its subfolders

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Anite\Nemo Analyze 5\ServerSettings\Parser

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Anite\Nemo Analyze 5\ServerSettings\SqlDriver

The User Account Control dialog opens.

Click the Continue button.