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Monitoring and maintaining the system 89 3 In the file \Lexmark\Solutions\apps\wf‑ldss\WEB‑INF\classes\adaptor.properties where the LDD server is installed, change each of the properties adaptor.address and adaptor.canonicalhostname to the IP address or fully qualified domain name of the new load balancer. Note: If the setting is currently an IP address, then use the IP address of the load balancer. Likewise, if the setting is currently a fully qualified domain name, then use the fully qualified domain name of the load balancer. 4 Change the URL for the desktop shortcut to LMC on the server: a In the folder \Lexmark\Solutions\apps\wf‑ldss\, right click the shortcut lmc, and then click Properties. b Change the IP address or host name part of the URL to the new IP address or host name of the new load balancer. The complete URL should be http://hostname:9780/lmc/, where hostname is the host name or IP address of the new load balancer. 5 If you are using a new database, then locate the file \Lexmark\Solutions\apps\wf‑ldss\WEB‑INF\classes\database.properties where the LDD server is installed, and then change the property database.hostname to the fully qualified domain name of the new database. Note: If you are using an IP address for this setting because the network does not have a reliable DNS, then you can use the IP address of the new database. 6 From the Services control panel, start the Lexmark Solutions Application Server service. 7 Perform a policy update for all device groups, making sure to clear the Only update those devices which are Out of Policy check box. 8 From the System tab in LMC, set the servers online. For more information, see "Viewing and changing server status" on page 57. Recreating LDD printer ports after an address change If the new load balancer is identified by a new IP address or fully qualified domain name after a recovery, then you must recreate any LDD printer ports on software clients. 1 In the printers control panel in Windows, right‑click an LDD print queue, and then click Properties. Note: When using Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 with User Account Control enabled, click Run as administrator > Properties. 2 Click the Ports tab > Add Port > Lexmark Document Server Port ‑ Enterprise > New Port. Note: The port name must be 75 characters or fewer. 3 Add the new Lexmark Document Server: a Click Manage List. b From the Server Setup dialog, click Add. c Type the fully qualified domain name or IP address of the load balancer, and then click OK. d Select the old load balancer from the list, click Remove, and then click Yes to confirm removal. e Click OK to exit the Server Setup dialog. 4 Make sure the new server is selected from the Document Server list, and then click Next. 5 Select a profile on the server to use with the new port, and then click Next. Note: If the server is currently running a large number of jobs, then profiles on the server may not appear in the list. Wait until the server is not as busy, and then try adding the port again.

Section	Page
Contents	2
Lexmark Document Distributor overview	8
Understanding the stages of a job	8
Document capture	8
Document processing	8
Document routing	8
Confirmation	9
Understanding the Lexmark Document Distributor system	9
System components	9
Reliability, scalability, and disaster recovery	10
Workflow solutions	11
Client software	12
Lexmark Management Console	12
Security overview	12
System setup overview	13
Supported printers	13
Supported ECM platforms	17
Installing Lexmark Document Distributor	18
Minimum and recommended system requirements	18
Avoiding conflicts with other software	21
Ports used by the LDD system	21
Activating LDD licenses	22
Understanding installation types	26
Installing a workgroup system	27
Configuration type for workgroup systems	27
Installation overview for a workgroup system	27
Installing system components in a workgroup system	27
Installing an enterprise system	28
Configuration types for enterprise systems	28
System sizing guidelines	31
Installation overview for an enterprise system	32
Using Oracle database with LDD	33
Installing the database and load balancer without clustering (configurations 1, 1-N, and 1-1-N)	33
Installing the database and load balancer with clustering (configurations X-N, and X-Y-N)	35
Installing servers	38
Installing LDD components silently	39
Upgrading to LDD 4.6	40
Using Kerberos authentication	42
Configuring Kerberos authentication on printers	42
Configuring LDD servers for Kerberos authentication	43
Monitoring and maintaining the system	45
Using Lexmark Management Console	45
Accessing Lexmark Management Console	45
Changing the administrator user name	46
Changing the administrator password	46
Enabling LDAP server authentication for LMC	46
Assigning privileges to groups	47
Device Groups tab tasks	49
Software Client Groups tab tasks	50
Devices tab tasks	51
Solutions tab tasks	52
E-Forms tab tasks	52
Services tab tasks	52
System tab tasks	53
Finding basic information	53
Understanding the Home tab	53
Understanding the status bar	54
System status information on the status bar and Home tab	54
Viewing information summaries for LDD elements	55
Viewing jobs or system logs	55
Customizing columns for jobs and system logs	56
Viewing device group profile settings	56
Viewing software client group profiles	56
Viewing forms associated with a solution	56
Viewing version information	57
Managing the LDD system	57
Viewing and changing server status	57
Viewing and managing scheduled tasks	57
Configuring the confirmation page	58
Adding servers to the system after initial installation	59
Changing the IP address on a configuration 1 system	59
Rebooting the LDD system	60
Restarting the Lexmark Solutions Application Server	61
Uninstalling LDD components	62
Updating the Advanced Prompting Bundle	63
Managing system performance	63
Accessing the System Health dashboard	63
Monitoring system health	63
Adjusting limits on concurrent jobs	64
Tuning the load balancer for unequal servers	65
Assigning servers to only run LMC or process jobs	65
Configuring chunk size for device discovery and policy updates	66
Configuring communications	66
Configuring connection to an SMTP server	66
Configuring NPA device communication	67
Configuring SNMP for discovering printers	67
Configuring device security	67
Managing licenses	68
Finding the host ID	68
Viewing or downloading existing licenses	68
Upgrading the license of an existing server	69
Adding an MFP, e-forms virtual printer, or software client license to an existing server	71
Re-hosting licenses	73
Using the Solution Status Page	74
Accessing the Solution Status Page	74
Understanding status information	74
Repairing common server problems	77
Adding printers to a server	77
Adding licenses to a server	78
Removing printers	79
Managing reports	79
Running a report	79
Scheduling a report	80
Using built-in reports	81
Adding a report	82
Editing report settings	83
Removing a report	83
Configuring default report options	83
Creating custom reports	84
Using special LDD parameters	84
Querying the database	84
Using included subreports	85
Backup and disaster recovery	86
Scheduling automatic backups	86
Recovering backup data with a new installation	87
Installing new servers during recovery	88
Connecting existing servers during recovery	88
Recreating LDD printer ports after an address change	89
Manually backing up databases	90
Managing solutions	91
Understanding the solution deployment process	91
Understanding solution settings	91
Uploading solutions to the LDD system	91
Configuring global solution settings	92
Editing local settings for a deployed or assigned solution	92
Configuring an eSF application associated with a solution	93
Managing solution-related files	93
Removing solutions	93
Managing device groups and devices	95
Creating and populating device groups	95
Understanding device groups	95
Creating a device group	95
Creating a device group from an existing device group	96
Configuring timeout for policy updates	96
Creating a new discovery profile	96
Importing a list of printers to a device group	97
Discovering printers	98
Discovering missing printers	98
Viewing all printers with outdated policies	99
Scheduling a discovery task	99
Deploying solutions to a device group	99
Customizing the home screen for a device group	100
Updating policies for device groups	104
Scheduling policy updates	104
Enabling secure communication between servers and printers in a device group	105
Disabling validation of eSF application deployment	105
Using the Devices tab	106
Searching for devices	106
Editing the home screen layout on specific devices	106
Viewing device profiles	107
Updating device policies	107
Removing devices from the system	107
Managing software clients	109
Understanding software clients and software client groups	109
Understanding dynamic prompting support	110
Understanding software client setup	110
Creating and populating software client groups	111
Creating a software client group	111
Adding software clients to a software client group	111
Importing software clients to a software client group	112
Assigning solutions to a software client group	112
Installing client software	112
Installing client software on a Microsoft Cluster Server	113
Adding LDD printers on a client workstation or print server	113
Increasing LDD print queue availability using printer pooling	115
Testing and using Lexmark Document Distributor solutions	116
Using a solution from a printer	116
Using LDD print queues	117
Using Select'N'Send	118
Using the Select'N'Send GUI	118
Using Select'N'Send from the command line	120
Scheduling scripts	120
Viewing logs	122
Viewing installation logs	122
Viewing the server log	122
Viewing the Embedded Solutions Diagnostic Log	123
Troubleshooting	124
Solving problems with LMC	124
The browser displays a 5yy error when accessing LMC	124
LMC responds very slowly	124
LMC does not finish loading or data is missing	125
An error occurs when uploading a formset	125
Reports are not displayed when run	125
User cannot access some tasks in LMC	125
User can still access tasks even after privileges are removed	125
The Solutions tab and the eSF Configuration task for device groups do not function	125
Jobs do not respond after an error occurred	125
Solving problems with discovery	126
Discovery and policy updates running slowly	126
Discoveries frequently time out	126
Some printers on the network cannot be discovered	126
Solving server and printer problems	127
One or more servers cannot be set online	127
One or more servers cannot be set offline	127
Error in importing a license	127
LDSS Server is unavailable message appears on the printer control panel	128
The server log contains Quartz errors	129
Kerberos authentication is not working	129
An expected icon does not appear on the home screen after solution deployment	130
Policy updates failed for a printer	131
The printer only returns to the home screen after attempting to execute an LDD profile	131
The solution stops responding	132
The solution cannot connect to the network	132
Solving problems with client software	133
Cannot create new Lexmark Document Server ports	133
System processes terminate unexpectedly when creating a Lexmark Document Server port	133
Cannot create or configure a Lexmark Document Server port in Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008	133
Jobs are not sent to the LDD system when using LDD printers	134
Select'N'Send cannot send files to LDD	134
Solutions are receiving inaccurate page counts	134
Notices	136
Edition notice	136
Trademarks	136
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT RIGHTS	136
The Apache Software License, Version 1.1	137
Apache License Version 2.0, January 2004	137

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In the file \Lexmark\Solutions\apps\wf

‑

ldss\WEB

‑

INF\classes\adaptor.properties where the LDD server is

installed, change each of the properties

adaptor.address

and

adaptor.canonicalhostname

to the

IP address or fully qualified domain name of the new load balancer.

Note:

If the setting is currently an IP address, then use the IP address of the load balancer. Likewise, if the

setting is currently a fully qualified domain name, then use the fully qualified domain name of the load

balancer.

Change the URL for the desktop shortcut to LMC on the server:

In the folder \Lexmark\Solutions\apps\wf

‑

ldss\, right click the shortcut

lmc

, and then click

Properties

Change the IP address or host name part of the URL to the new IP address or host name of the new load

balancer. The complete URL should be

http://

hostname

:9780/lmc/

, where

hostname

is the host

name or IP address of the new load balancer.

If you are using a new database, then locate the file

\Lexmark\Solutions\apps\wf

‑

ldss\WEB

‑

INF\classes\database.properties where the LDD server is installed, and

then change the property

database.hostname

to the fully qualified domain name of the new database.

Note:

If you are using an IP address for this setting because the network does not have a reliable DNS, then

you can use the IP address of the new database.

From the Services control panel, start the Lexmark Solutions Application Server service.

Perform a policy update for all device groups, making sure to clear the

Only update those devices which are

Out of Policy

check box.

From the System tab in LMC, set the servers online. For more information, see “Viewing and changing server

status” on page 57.

Recreating LDD printer ports after an address change

If the new load balancer is identified by a new IP address or fully qualified domain name after a recovery, then you

must recreate any LDD printer ports on software clients.

In the printers control panel in Windows, right

‑

click an LDD print queue, and then click

Properties

Note:

When using Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 with User Account Control enabled, click

Run as

administrator

Properties

Click the

Ports

tab >

Add Port

Lexmark Document Server Port

‑

Enterprise

New Port

Note:

The port name must be 75 characters or fewer.

Add the new Lexmark Document Server:

Click

Manage List

From the Server Setup dialog, click

Add

Type the fully qualified domain name or IP address of the load balancer, and then click

Select the old load balancer from the list, click

Remove

, and then click

Yes

to confirm removal.

Click

to exit the Server Setup dialog.

Make sure the new server is selected from the Document Server list, and then click

Select a profile on the server to use with the new port, and then click

Note:

If the server is currently running a large number of jobs, then profiles on the server may not appear in the

list. Wait until the server is not as busy, and then try adding the port again.

Monitoring and maintaining the system