Admin
Learn to administer Cascade Server, including configuring system preferences, using system tools, load balancing, and more.- Configuration File Management
Cascade Server 5 brings along with it the added convenience of managing configuration files directly from the application instead of managing files on the server. - Configuring Preferences
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System preferences are managed by the administrator, and are found under the Tools menu.- General Options
The general options allow you to customize basic system-wide preferences - Email Options
The email properties allow the administrator to determine how email messages are sent from the system. - Content Options
Content options provide more detailed customization for how the system handles various types of content. - User Preferences
The user preferences determine settings unique to the current user.
- General Options
- System Tools
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This section provides additional resources.- System Tool - Optimize Database
Optimize Database is an option that appears only for administrators. - System Tool - Configure Logging
These logs are useful from a diagnostic perspective and should not be considered part of the normal everyday administration of Cascade server. - System Tool - Rebuild Index
Running the Rebuild Index system tool will rebuild the necessary search indices and correct any errors if the database has been modified outside the context of the CMS.
- System Tool - Optimize Database
- Load Balancing
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Cascade Server 5.0 adds the ability to load balance multiple application servers to reduce downtime and improve performance.- Introduction to Load Balancing
Cascade Server 5.0 adds the ability to load balance multiple application servers to reduce downtime and improve performance. - Tomcat Configuration
Each CS5.0 application server runs off of an included Tomcat 5.5 instance. - Apache Configuration
The supported load balancing configuration includes Apache 2 + mod_jk. - Tying It Together
Once your configuration files have been edited, start Apache, and each Tomcat node. - Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting for load balancing
- Introduction to Load Balancing
- How to Use JIRA
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Trouble Ticket Resource System- Using the Hannon Hill JIRA Trouble Ticket System
Using JIRA to create a new trouble ticket. This process is used to request support, report a bug or to higlight a feature request.
- Using the Hannon Hill JIRA Trouble Ticket System
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