The RSCM Server is configured
to host concurrent design projects. If the projects that the RSCM
Server will host were created with different versions of software,
then you must install the matching RSCM Server version for each
project version.
Note: You should install
only the Remote Server Configuration Manager software on the RSCM Server;
however, if you do install other software on the RSCM Server, the
SDD Configurator might stop the RSCM services already running on
the machine. If this happens, re-start the RSCM services with the
RSCM Configurator. See RSCM Configurator GUI Reference.
iCDB Server Monitor
is a single-instance application. Only one version of iCDB Server Monitor
can run at a time. See iCDB Server Monitor.
Procedure
- Install each version of Remote
Server Configuration Manager software in a separate location. Do
not install in a directory that contains other Mentor Graphics Corporation software.
For example, create directories
and name them according to the version you will install to each.
You can create these directories manually or specify them during
the install process.
C:\MentorGraphics\RSCM_7.9.1
C:\MentorGraphics\RSCM_7.9.2
C:\MentorGraphics\RSCM_7.9.3
Note:
During installation, ignore any prompts that suggest that you reboot.
You will reboot once later in this procedure.
- Create a WDIR directory
for each version. You can create these directories manually or specify
them during the Configuration process.
C:\WDIRS\WDIR_7.9.1
C:\WDIRS\WDIR_7.9.2
C:\WDIRS\WDIR_7.9.3
- Open the RSCM Configurator. The RSCM Configurator is in the following locations:
- If the RSCM Explorer window
is not visible, open it with View > RSCM Explorer.
- Enable Multi Release mode
with Management > Multi Release.
The RSCM_ENV_CONFIG path dialog
box appears. This path specifies where the RSCM Configurator stores
the rscm.env.cfg file. This file contains the paths and environment
variables necessary for the multiple versions of RSCM Server to
work together on the same machine.
Note 1:
Do not edit the rscm.env.cfg file
manually. Enter the information in the RSCM_ENV_CONFIG path dialog
box.
Note 2:
If you defined the environment variable RSCM_ENV_CONFIG prior to enabling
multi-release support, the value of the variable determines the
location of the existing rscm.env.cfg file.
You should make a copy of your existing file and allow this procedure
to automatically create a new one.
- Enter the path to the location
where you want the RSCM Configurator to store the rscm.env.cfg file.
- Click OK.
- For each version you are installing:
- If the RSCM Server does not
appear in the RSCM Explorer window, then install the RSCM Server
with Management > Install.
The Add RSCM dialog box appears. Skip to step c.
- If the RSCM Server appears
in the RSCM Explorer window, then select it and open the Edit RSCM
settings dialog box with Management > Edit.
- Enter the path to the SDD_HOME
location of the software by clicking Browse and navigating
to SDD_HOME.
- Enter a
unique TCP port number in the Port text
field to avoid collisions with other RSCM services you are configuring.
Note:
You must append the unique port number to the hostname in your project
file in order to reference the correct RSCM service for the version
of software you are using for the project. For example:
Key DedicatedServerName hostname:9001
Key DedicatedServerName hostname:9008
- Enter the path to the WDIR directory
in the Writable field
by clicking Browse and navigating to that version’s WDIR directory.
- Click OK.
The version of RSCM Server
is successfully configured when the Config column shows a green
check mark for that row. If it shows a red ‘x’, click Management > Edit.
The Edit RSCM settings dialog box appears for you to re-configure
the RSCM Server.
Note:
Do not attempt to configure the service credentials now.
You can edit these settings
at any time by selecting the RSCM Server and opening the Edit RSCM
settings dialog box with Management > Edit.
- Once all the RSCM Servers
are installed and configured, reboot the RSCM Server host machine.
- After rebooting the RSCM Server
host machine, open the RSCM Configurator again.
The RSCM Configurator shows
the status of all installed RSCM Servers in the RSCM Explorer window.
- Edit the configurations as
necessary to change the service credentials.
Note:
On some systems you may encounter an error that says “Could not
get Service handle: The parameter is incorrect.” If you encounter
this error, please see KB Article MG571545 on
Support Center to resolve it.
Note:
You do not need to reboot after configuring the service credentials.
Results
The RSCM Servers are ready to host
the projects of matching versions.
You can start, stop, restart, and
uninstall RSCM Servers in the RSCM Configurator as necessary.
Edit any settings with Management > Edit.