- Provisioning Servers in the console
- Provisioning Server properties
- Overview of Provisioning Server tasks
- Copying and pasting Provisioning Server properties
- Deleting a Provisioning Server
- Starting, stopping, or restarting Provisioning Services
- Showing Provisioning Server connections
- Balancing the target device load on Provisioning Servers
- Checking for Provisioning Server vDisk access updates
- Configuring Provisioning Servers manually
- Disabling write cache to improve performance when using storage device drives
- Providing Provisioning Servers with access to stores
Starting, stopping, or restarting Provisioning Services
Sep 28, 2016
To start or stop SOAP or Stream Services on a Provisioning Server, the user the services are running under must have Windows permissions to control those services. This limitation is due to Window's security issue.
To work around this issue, install the subinacl tool from Microsoft https://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=e8ba3e56-d8fe-4a91-93cf-ed6985e3927b&displaylang=en, then use the following command line to set the permissions on the StreamService: subinacl /service streamservice /grant=NetworkService=TOP.
To start, stop, or restart Provisioning Services on a Provisioning Server:
- Highlight the Provisioning Server in the Console, than select the Stream Services menu option from the Actions menu, right-click menu, or Actions pane. The Provisioning Server Control dialog appears.
- Select from
the following menu options:
Option Description Start Starts the Stream Service Stop Places the Provisioning Server in off-line mode Restart After modifying Provisioning Server settings, such as adding or removing IPs, restart the Stream Service - Highlight the Provisioning Servers that you want to take action on, then click that action's button.
- Click Close to exit the dialog.