Synchronizing One Database with Multiple Syncs
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1. | Purchase 2 25-User licenses since you will be activating each one of them for 25 users.
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2. | Create Two Windows Accounts: You need a Windows user accounts for each 25-User batch that you want to sync. In this example we need two windows user accounts namely Users1to25 and Users26to50.
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3. | Setup Users1to25 to sync. Login to user Users1to25 and setup 123 Sync for the users 1 thorough 25, including the windows service. Setup 123 Sync as you would do normally.
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4. | Activate the license for the 25 users. You are now ready to sync the first batch of users
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5. | Logout of Users1to25
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6. | Login into Users26to50 user.
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7. | Start 123 Sync and setup the remaining users, namely user 26 through 50.
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8. | On the 123 Sync Menu, run Tools->Advanced->Tools->Create Parallel Processing Executable
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9. | Restart 123 Sync
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10. | Activate the second 25 User License.
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11. | You can now run 123 Sync on Users26to50
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· | Each license should be equal or larger that the number of enabled users you want to sync per process. If you want to subdivide the 50 user sync into 5 processes of 10 users each, you need 5 123 Sync licenses.
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· | Each Sync Username has it's own executable. The Create Parallel Processing Executable action creates a set of executables that are unique for that user.
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The windows service name is named after the executable version that you are running. To find out the name of the service specific to your username, go to Tools->Background Processing->123 Sync Windows Service->Name of Sync Service
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· | In 123 Sync, go to the Tools->Background Processing->123 Sync Windows Service->Register 123 Sync Service
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· | Consequently, go to the windows service 123 Sync just created and set the username/password. If you are logged in as Users26to50, set the Users26to50 username and passwords.
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