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==Steps==__NOEDITSECTION__
 
For both stand-alone and client/server installations the steps to start and stop are identical. To start follow these steps:
 
For both stand-alone and client/server installations the steps to start and stop are identical. To start follow these steps:
 
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==Other TrayLauncher functions==
 
Other functions in the TrayLauncher menu:
 
Other functions in the TrayLauncher menu:
 
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Revision as of 09:48, 15 February 2015

IMSMANG is an application that consists of two layers; client and server, and may be configured in two different ways:

  1. stand-alone - both server and client parts are on the same computer (incl. database)
  2. client/server - server and client(s) parts are on different computers but in the same network
Stand-alone Configuration

Stand-alone configuration

Client/server Configuration

Client/server configuration

Note.jpg You may read more about application layers and configuration here.

Steps

For both stand-alone and client/server installations the steps to start and stop are identical. To start follow these steps:

  1. Display the IMSMA Control Centre Icon
  2. Start the IMSMA Server
  3. Start the IMSMA client

To stop follow these steps:

  1. Log out of IMSMA
  2. Stop the IMSMA Server
  3. Right-click the IMSMA Control Centre and choose Exit Control Centre.

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Other TrayLauncher functions

Other functions in the TrayLauncher menu:

Here it is explained how System name is used