HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Cyco\AutoManager Meridian\CurrentVersion\Server

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Value Name	Data Type	Value Data
DaysSinceLastOpen	DWORD	The number of days since the EDM Server service was last active. Used to display a warning to confirm the correct server time and prevent vault access. See Server Time Requirements.
EnableFQDNS	DWORD	If this value is 1, the NETBIOS names of Meridian application servers are not used and their fully-qualified domain names are used instead. This setting is provided for customers who require access to Meridian servers across domains and NETBIOS is not allowed. If this setting contains any other value, NETBIOS names are used. The default is 0. To enable FQDNS, set the EnableFQDNS value to 1. When set to: 0 — If the full computer name is less than or equal to 15 characters, old rendering and profile jobs can work with DNS names. If the full computer name is greater than 15 characters, you must re register the vault with the full name and recreate all rendering profiles and jobs. 1 — The complete paths of documents that are stored in Meridian local workspaces are longer than they would be if the setting is 0. Some applications may not accept the longer names and fail to find documents. Before you set EnableFQDNS to 1 in a production environment, we recommend that you test it thoroughly with the longest vault paths and all expected applications. For the shortest paths, we recommend that domain, server, folder, and document names be as short as possible and that the vault folder structure to documents be as short as possible. Documents might fail to download from remote site caches. To resolve this, re-register the vault in Meridian Enterprise Server using the fully qualified domain name. Also, update the Server URL option of the site cache configuration to the fully qualified domain name. Publishing jobs executed by Meridian Enterprise Server can cause undesirable results or not work at all if the source system name in the job definition is not also specified in FQDN format. Important! By default, each user's local workspace folder structure contains the Meridian server's NetBIOS computer name, for example, C:\BC-WorkSpace\<UserName>\M-<ComputerName>,D-<DatastoreName>. When EnableFQDNS is enabled, new local workspace folders will be created with the server's fully-qualified domain name, for example, C:\BC-WorkSpace\<UserName>\M-<ComputerName.DomainName>,D-<DatastoreName> and the existing local workspace files will not be copied to the new folders. Instead, new copies will be made in the new folders from the server as necessary. Therefore, EnableFQDNS should only be enabled after business hours and after all user local workspaces have been synchronized to the server. The old local workspaces should also be deleted to prevent users from accidentally making changes to the files in the wrong folder. For more information, see Configure a Publishing Job.
EnforceRenamePrivilege	DWORD	If this value is 1, checks that a user has the Rename privilege before allowing them to rename documents. If this value is 0 or missing, the Rename privilege is not enforced (default).
EnterpriseServerAddress	String	URL of the Meridian Enterprise Server.
HyperionServerAddress	String	URL of the Meridian Enterprise Server web server to use for user account management or audit log storage.
LastEffectivity	Binary	Date and time of the last access of the server. This value is used for checking if one transaction takes place after a previous transaction, hence making sure the versioning system is working correctly.
LogLastEffectivityChange	Binary	If this value is 1, a message is added to the Application event log that records when the value of the LastEffectivity value is changed. If this value is 0, no additional messages are logged. This value is intended for troubleshooting mismatches between the Meridian server time and that of client PCs.
LicenseDB	String	Path to the Meridian license database file.
LicenseServerMachine	String	Fully-qualified domain name of the computer hosting the Accruent License Server. Changes take effect only when the license server, Meridian Enterprise, and Meridian Enterprise Server computers are rebooted.
HideVaultIfUserHasNoAccess	DWORD	This value is set by the Hide vaults to which a user has no access option of the EDM Server. Set this to 1 to hide inaccessible vaults. Set to 0 (default) to show all vaults.

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