Configuration of the RTX mobile server

For the general company, almost the use of software is free, rtx this is not to mention, the reason is roughly the following 2 points, (1) The company size is not large enough, no need, to achieve common functions just fine (2) can save the province, or the cost of the engineers to do so. I'm mainly talking about the following three-point server installation, upgrade, and RTX phone-side configuration.

1, the installation of the RTX server:

This to the RTX official website to download, decompression after the next step of the next fool-style installation.

For the first time after the RTX default administrator, the password is empty, go into own settings.

After the application license file, the file can be imported.

2, the service upgrade:

The surface is called upgrade, in fact pretty rip, into the RTX Service Manager-User data-user data backup, select "Export Current Data" exported data seems to be *.xml suffix.

Download the latest version of RTX, installed in the original path, the RTX server itself will be identified to the user's database, do not have to re-import license files, directly OK.

Would you like to install it in the original path? In fact, it is quite simple, log on to the server directly after the database import, and then import license files, it is done.

3, hand o machine end directly to the following URL download http://wealink.blog.51cto.com/addblog.php decompression after installation, in fact, this is the simplest, do not configure, installation completed landing on OK. But you're going to find out what you're losing. Login prompt is the login success, after the start of verification, but the input information shows that the logoff failed, or 、、、、 = = 、、、 and so on, this trapped me a day, I read the manual found that this is also required to "letter Tatsu" Application user password, after landing is completely OK, will prompt send Hello to ... It's a success!

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