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Use this form to set up an AOS instance as a batch server or a load balancing server.
A batch server is an Application Object Server (AOS) instance that processes batch jobs. The first AOS to be set up is automatically designated as a batch server. You can designate additional servers, and you can specify when each server is available. Use multiple batch servers to increase throughput and reduce the time that it takes to run batches.
A load balancing server is an AOS instance that balances the load of client connections to Microsoft Dynamics AX. For more information about load balancing, see the Server and Database Administration Guide.
Tasks that
use this form
See the topic "Designate a batch server" in the Server and Database Administration Guide.
Navigating
the form
The following tables provide descriptions for the controls in this form.
Tabs
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View a list of AOS instances and select whether each instance can be used as a batch server. |
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View information for the AOS instance selected on the tab. |
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View or change the selected AOS instance's availability for running batch jobs. |
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Specify which batch groups can be run on the selected batch server. |
Fields
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Identification for the batch server, in the format InstanceName@ServerName. |
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Indicates whether the AOS instance can be used as a batch server. |
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Indicates whether the AOS instance can be used as a load balancing server. |
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Number of batch tasks or client sessions that can run at the same time on this server. |
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The name of the load balancing cluster the selected AOS instance belongs to. |
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Time when the batch server becomes available to run batch jobs. |
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Time when the batch server is no longer available to run batch jobs. |
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List of batch groups that can run on this batch server. |
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List of available batch groups that are not assigned to this batch server. |
