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Post-Installation Configuration
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Support for Multiple Configuration Files
As the configuration base keeps growing for upgrades, customizations, etc., Open iT supports the following configuration file types:
These are the default configuration files included in the installer. These can be modified but will be overwritten by an upgrade.
C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Zero\Configuration\Main.json
These are optional configuration files which can be duplicated based on the factory files. These take precedence over factory files and will not be overwritten by an upgrade.
C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Zero\Configuration\Main.Override.json
As best practice, always create an override version of the file(s) to make sure that an upgrade will not overwrite the customized configuration(s).
These are optional configuration files which can be duplicated based on the factory or override files. These take precedence over both the factory and override files and will not be overwritten by an upgrade.
C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Zero\Configuration\Main.User.json
These are optional configuration files that only activate on a specific date or time. These take precedence over all the configuration files and will not be overwritten by an upgrade. The date and time must follow the YYYY-MM-DD and 24-hour format, respectively.
C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Zero\Configuration\Main.2022-01-30.json
- activates on the specified date for the whole day (e.g., from 12:00am to 11:59pm on January 30, 2022)C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Zero\Configuration\Main.2022-01-30T08.json
- activates on the specified date and time (e.g., from 8:00am to 8:59am on January 30, 2022)C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Zero\Configuration\Main.00.json
- activates on the specified hour every day (e.g., daily from 12:00am to 12:59am)
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Support for Remote Client Configuration
CLIMS Server supports remote client configuration through the Remote directory, which is C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Zero\Configuration\Remote
by default. Updates from the configuration files in this directory take effect on all clients. However, override, user-customized, and time-based configuration files from the client always take precedence over remote configurations.
Remote configuration streamlines client administration by centralizing the configurations of multiple clients on the server.