Note: You can perform this task only if you
have access to the full Version Cue feature set. See Accessing
Version Cue features.
Perform advanced Version Cue
Server Administration tasks, such as backing up the server, specifying
proxies, and enabling SSL, in the Advanced tab of Version Cue
Server Administration.
You can display the
Version Cue Server version, name, Java version, database version,
Version Cue URL (IP or DNS address), and WebDAV URL with
Version Cue Server Administration.
You can also
view the Version Cue Server log file, which tracks all
server operations according to the level of detail you specify.
Log files are saved in the Logs folder in the Version Cue
application folder.
Click the Advanced tab of Version Cue
Server Administration and do any of the following:
To view Version Cue Server information,
click Server Info.
To view information about installed Version Cue
plug-ins, click Plugins Overview.
To view the Version Cue Server log file,
click Server Log.
To specify the log level (Error, Warning, or Info),
specify the maximum log size, or reduce the log size by saving it
as a compressed file, click Preferences and set these options.
Click
the Advanced tab in Version Cue Server Administration,
and then click Reports.
Choose the type of report you want to view from the Report
menu.
To view available reports from a single project, choose
the project name from the Filter By menu. To view available reports
from all projects on the Version Cue Server, choose All.
Click the project’s name in the Project Name column to
display the report.
To print a copy of the report, click Print View.
To return to the report list, click File List.
To delete a report, select it in the
Report List and click Delete.
You can back up the complete Version Cue
Server to move a complete server from one computer to another.
Important: If you restore a backup copy of the Version Cue
Server, all current data on the server, including Version Cue
projects, files, and versions, is replaced by the backup.
Server
backup files are saved to the default Backups folder in the Version Cue application
folder.
Click the Advanced tab in Version Cue
Server Administration, and then click Back Up Version Cue
Data.
To add remarks about the server backup, type them in
the Comments box.
Click Save. After the backup is complete, click OK
to view the list of server backups.
To replace current projects on a Version Cue
Server with a previous version, you first restore the backup. When
you do this, Version Cue Server Administration shuts down.
Click the Advanced tab in Version Cue
Server Administration, and then click Administer Backups.
Click the backup you want to restore and then click Restore.
The Version Cue Server shuts down. Close the browser. (Notice
that the Version Cue icon in the system tray indicates
that it’s off .)
Remove file locks to remove
the Checked Out or In Use (Acrobat) status of files designated as
such. A user with system administrator access or with project-specific
Project Administration privileges can remove file locks.
Click the Advanced tab in Version Cue
Server Administration, and then click Reset Locks (under Maintenance).
Choose a project from the Project Name
menu.
Choose a user from the User Name menu.
Click Reset Locks to remove the specified file locks.
Delete file versions to improve performance.
Each time you check in a version, it’s stored in the Version Cue
Server database. This database creates a file version history that
lets you quickly return to any former state of the file. An extensive history
takes up disk space and can degrade the performance of the Version Cue Server.
Click the Advanced tab in Version Cue
Server Administration, and then click Remove Old Versions.
Choose a project from the Project Name menu.
To delete versions, select Delete All Versions Older
Than, and then choose a month, day, and year.
To specify the maximum number of versions to remain in
the server after you click Delete, select Number Of Versions To
Keep, and then type a number in the box.
Enabling Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for
the Version Cue Server enables secure communication between
the server and Bridge or a Version Cue-enabled Creative
Suite component. When you enable SSL, the Version Cue Server
sends data over an encrypted connection.
Note: Acrobat 8 and Creative
Suite 2 components can’t connect to a Version Cue CS3 Server
that uses SSL.
Click
the Advanced tab in Version Cue Server Administration,
and then click Security Preferences.
To enable SSL, select Use SSL.
To view the existing SSL certificate, click View
The Currently Installed SSL Certificate.
To load a custom SSL certificate, click Import A
Custom SSL Certificate, select the certificate you want to use,
and click Import.
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