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== Monitoring and Proper Shutdown ==
=== Running ServerMonitor ===
:; ServerMonitor.exe (located in the bin directory) should be used wherever possible to shut your server down, to prevent database issues.
: The Server Monitor also provides useful information for server administration, including player counts, information about stuck and crashed processes, and more.<br /><br />
: Adding the following lines to [[I25 loadBalanceShardSpecific.cfg|loadBalanceShardSpecific.cfg]] under a {{Ms|ServerRole}} will automatically launch the Server Monitor when you start up your server.
: {|
<syntaxhighlight>Server
Command "servermonitor.exe -connect"
End</syntaxhighlight>
|}
:* Additionally you can run it from the bin directory; it can be run with the {{Ms|-connect}} parameter to automatically connect to a dbserver running on the same machine.


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=== Monitoring Server Performance ===
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== SQL Database Backup and Maintenance ==
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Revision as of 18:16, 29 May 2019

Monitoring and Proper Shutdown

Running ServerMonitor

ServerMonitor.exe (located in the bin directory) should be used wherever possible to shut your server down, to prevent database issues.
The Server Monitor also provides useful information for server administration, including player counts, information about stuck and crashed processes, and more.

Adding the following lines to loadBalanceShardSpecific.cfg under a ServerRole will automatically launch the Server Monitor when you start up your server.
Server
	Command "servermonitor.exe -connect"
End
  • Additionally you can run it from the bin directory; it can be run with the -connect parameter to automatically connect to a dbserver running on the same machine.

Monitoring Server Performance

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Smart words go here

SQL Database Backup and Maintenance

/u/jagnew78's Doc but as a wiki article