Core configuration of Service

dbHost = localhost dbUsername = crm7 dbPassword = password dbDatabase = SuperOffice dbType = mssql nsUser = ejSysUser nsPass = cpbtrzdo nsAnonUser = ejSysUser nsAnonPass = cpbtrzdo nsEndPoint = http://localhost/NetServer/Services88 defaultContact = 2 #frozen

Configuration settings

If a configuration setting is prefixed by a #, it means it is commented out and will not be read by the system. This is mostly used for the frozen setting.

Name	Description
dbHost	IP address or resolvable hostname of your database server.
dbUsername	Username for connecting to the SuperOffice database.
dbPassword	Password for the username used when connecting to the SuperOffice database.
dbDatabase	Name of the ODBC source for database connection.
dbType	Type of database, for example, MSSQL or Oracle.
nsUser	Username for connecting to NetServer. This username defaults to ejSysUser and has a randomly generated password upon installation.
nsPass	Password for nsUser.
nsAnonUSer	Same as above, but used for anonymous access
nsAnonPass	Same as above, but used for anonymous access
nsEndPoint	Resolvable URL for your NetServer installation.
defaultContact	Should always be the ID of the company owner card in your crm7.contact table. In most scenarios, 2 (SuperOffice has ID 1), but in some older installations, the owner card can be 1.
frozen	Takes no parameters, but when not commented out it sets Service in maintenance.

nsUser

The nsUser needs to have the type “System user” and an “Active” login under Users > Other users in your admin client. The “Other users” type is accessible only when logging into the web admin client with a system user (crm7).

You might want to change this password if you had to recreate your Service installation and the newly randomized password in the config file is not identical to the one stored in the database.

nsEndPoint

Running upgrade.exe will automatically set the correct Services version.

Service still does not support running HTTPS on the NetServer it uses. See our recommended scenario #2 on how to use a reverse proxy to secure the installation but make sure the endpoint for Service inside is using HTTP.

frozen

This setting is valuable when you want to avoid having users logging/being logged in when you have scheduled/announced an update/maintenance.

Always remember to remove this or comment it out after you have completed your maintenance.

Integrate

Core configuration of Service

Example service.config file

Configuration settings

nsUser

nsEndPoint

frozen

​Example service.config file

​Configuration settings

​nsUser

​nsEndPoint

​frozen

Example service.config file

Configuration settings

nsUser

nsEndPoint

frozen