Renaming Aspen Unified server post-configuration
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Problem Statement
After changing the original name of the Aspen Unified server some post-configuration steps must be done. These changes are required to enable Aspen Unified to work correctly after renaming the server.
For this example, the machine is in WORKGROUP and not in any domain.
Solution
After renaming server of name, please follow below steps to enable Aspen Unified.
Open a file explorer and go to the next path
C:\ProgramData\AspenTech\AspenUnified,
then edit the
AspenUnified.config
file with a text editor program such as Notepad or Notepad++ to update the new server name
on the value of key
MasterDatabaseServer
. For this example, the server has been renamed to GDOT.
Delete
MasterConfigCache.json
and
MeshSettingsCache.json
under
C:\ProgramData\AspenTech\AspenUnified
, these files will be re-created after restarting the Aspen Unified Agent Supervisor Service.
Open
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
and be sure to connect to the corresponding database of the renamed server.
Open the
Security
folder and then
Logins
, make sure that
NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users
and
NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE
logins exist.
Make sure that both logins have the
sysadmin
role box checked right-clicking on the user and click on
Properties
and then going to
Server Roles
. If the box is not checked, check it.
Open Databases and locate
AUMaster
to update values in master database.
Open the database and open the
Tables
folder. To edit a table, right-click on it and select the
Edit Top 200 Rows
option.
Make sure not to put extra spaces at the end.
Edit the
aumaster.GlobalRoleMembers
with the
AccountId
of the new domain.
Edit the
aumaster.GlobalSettings
with the
SettingId
of servers and the
Value
with the direction.
Edit the
aumaster.RegisteredDatabases
to update the
DatabaseServer
and the
ConnectionString
columns of the new domain.
On the Services window, stop the
Aspen Unified Agent Supervisor Service
and
IIS Admin Service
. Then, start the
IIS Admin Service
and the
Aspen Unified Agent Supervisor Service
in that order.
Keywords
Aspen Unified, GDOT, renaming server