You need one synchronization service for each master instance and each client instance that participates in the synchronization.
You are logged on to the computer that hosts the database instance <database_name> for which you want to configure the synchronization service.
Carry out the following steps for the master instance and all the client instances involved in the synchronization.
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1. Execute the following command:
<independent_program_path>\bin\syncservice config –d <database_name>
2. Enter the following information:
Property |
Value |
synchronization user |
Name of the synchronization user |
synchronization user password |
Password of the synchronization user |
message server host |
Computer on which the message server is running. |
synchronization service admin port |
Administration port of the synchronization service (the default value is 7223) If multiple synchronization services are started on the same computer, select a separate administration port for each service, such as 7223 and 7224 |
JNDI port of message server |
JNDI port, message server (default value 7221) If you selected a different port than the default value when configuring the message server, enter this port here. |
service port of message server |
JMS port, message server (default value 7222) If you selected a different port other than the default value when configuring the message server, enter this port here. |
See also:
Starting and Stopping Synchronization Services