As newer hardware becomes available, it may become necessary to move the MarkVision Professional Server to another machine, or import settings from one instance of the MarkVision Server to another server. Since MVP is extremely customizable, you may not want to repeat the process of creating folders, filters, and rediscovering devices. MVP provides the option of either moving an entire MarkVision Server or exporting specific settings for folder configuration and MarkVision Messenger actions to a file to be imported on another server.
Go to Control Panel
Administrative Tools
Services
MarkVision Server.
Click Start/Stop.
| Note: You can use the same process to start or stop the MarkVision Web service. |
Go to Control Panel
Performance and Maintenance
Administrative Tools
Services
MarkVision Server.
Click Start/Stop.
| Note: You can use the same process to start or stop the MarkVision Web service. |
Go to Finder
Utilities
MarkVision Pro Server Control.app.
Click Start/Stop Server.
| Note: You can use the same process to start or stop the MarkVision Web service. |
To start the MarkVision Server type: .
To stop the MarkVision Server type: .
To start the MarkVision Web service type: .
To stop the MarkVision Web service type: .
Create a backup of MVP customized data and then integrate the data onto a new machine:
From the original machine, stop the MarkVision Server.
Back up the directories in which the customized data files are stored.
In Windows, the default directories are:
For Macintosh and UNIX, the default directories are:
Install the MarkVision Server on the new machine.
Stop the MarkVision Server.
Replace the , and directories saved during step 2 into the same locations on the new machine.
Restart the MarkVision Server.
| Note: The listed files do not contain settings for window and frame sizes or positional information. |