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I am using Windchill PDMLink Release 12.0 and Datecode with CPS 12.0.0.0
A few questions about Windchill servers in different locations working together: 1) Can licenses purchased in different places (such as China and the United States) be connected to the same server? 2) What is the status of servers in different locations? Is it a master-slave relationship or an equal relationship? 3) Regardless of whether the servers are in a master-slave relationship or an equal relationship, can you directly switch to another server to work when a server has a problem? 4) Regardless of whether the servers are in a master-slave relationship or an equal relationship, can it be set on the respective servers that only local file data is given? Do not synchronize data with other servers. 5) Must the versions of Windchill on different servers be the same? 6) What is the recommended hardware and software configuration of the server where Windchill is installed? 7) What options are available for synchronization between servers in different locations?
Thanks!
Awen
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Translated the content from Simplified Chinese to English on 18-05-23 by community moderation team.
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几个关于不同地点的Windchill 服务器协同合作的问题:
1) 不同地点买的license(比如中国和美国)可以连接到相同的服务器上去吗?
2)不同地点的服务器的地位是怎么样的?是主从关系还是平等关系?
3)不管服务器之间是主从关系还是平等关系,当某个服务器有问题的时候可以直接切换到别的服务器上去工作吗?
4)不管服务器之间是主从关系还是平等关系,可以在各自的服务器上设置只给本地文件数据吗?不和别的服务器同步数据。
5)不同服务器上的Windchill的版本必须一致吗?
6)安装Windchill的服务器的推荐软硬件配置是什么?
7)不同地点的服务器之间的同步有什么样的选项可供选择?
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So this really covers a couple of topics... Clustering and replication. In all cases, Windchill will need to be the same version on all of the nodes.
Licenses for Windchill are based on a "site" and a single implementation that has clustering and replication would be a single set of licenses
Clustering Reference
Vault Replication Reference