Server Manager Introduction

The Server Manager is a utility that is able to alter or update the configuration of Temenos Infinity after an installation.

After a new or upgrade installation, at minimum, Application Services must be activated for an institution's core. Please see the Application Services topic of this guide for more information.

To open Server Manager, navigate to Start > All Programs > Akcelerant > Framework > Akcelerant Framework Server Manager. Right-click Akcelerant Framework Server Manager and select Run As Administrator.

If Server Manager is not opened as an administrator, an error is received stating Server Manager must be run as an administrator. Clicking OK within the error closes Server Manager.

Server Manager contains the following settings:

Setting	Description
Common	The Common settings include configurations such as Start/Stop Services, Application Identity and Database Connection.
Database	The Database settings enable various key Temenos Infinity parameters to be updated.
Application Services	Application Services settings enable Service Root and Application configurations to be made.
DMZ Services	DMZ Services settings enable Service Root and Application configurations to be made.
Processes	The Processes settings enable the configuration of various Temenos processes.
Reporting Services	The Reporting Services settings allow server administrators to change the configurations for Microsoft Reporting Services, which drives the system’s reporting capabilities.
Website	The Website settings allows key website parameters to be updated.
Installation Summary	The Installation Summary opens a browser window that directs server administrators to a custom installation summary web page.
Configuration Management	The Configuration Management settings allows institutions to import packages from another Temenos Infinity environment (test or production).
Environment Management	Environment Manager settings allow institutions to copy an existing database to a new environment. This feature aids in creating a test system that is similar to the production environment.