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12. Control Room Bus services

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12.6 Time synchronization

All computers within one network have to have the same time. Use the Control Room Configurator

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Control Room Configurator to specify

which computer is to be the clock server for all other Apollo network computers. Just set the Clock Server prop-

erty in the Custom Properties of the master in the Apollo database to True.

Now all Apollo network computers can be synchronized and set to the same time

12.7 Log file

All status and error messages are written to a file in order to check the system. This log-file is located in the

folder ..\ApolloProject\LOG.

The general syntax is as follows:

class One character

m (message)

v (verbose)

r (error)

node Name of the computer or his IP address

task Name of application

stamp time (dd.mm.yy hh.mm.ss.mmm)

module Name of the module

function: Name of the function

text message

The general file name of the log file is <yyyy><mm><dd>.<no>. It includes the current date and a number be-

tween 000 and 999.

The log-files of all computers of the Apollo network are merged in the log-file on the master (control computer

of the Display Wall).

The file size is limited to 20MB. When this size is exceeded, entries are deleted according the sequence of gen-

eration, first the oldest ones.

12.8 Security Provider

The Apollo security mechanism is based on AccessGroups and restricted objects. Apollo allows configuring an

individual permission for every AccessGroup of every object.

The AccessGroups are configured with an ASCII editor. The restricted objects are configured dynamically via the

Permission command available in the Remote Desktop and in the Layout Selector.

Apollo assigns permissions to AccessGroups and not to individual users. A user is identified by his Windows login

name.

A user can be assigned to multiple AccessGroups. In case the respective AccessGroups have different permissions

on an object, the user assigned to multiple AccessGroups has the most significant permission given to one of

these AccessGroups.

Without any specific assignment, as default every user is assigned to the AccessGroup Everyone.

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