Customize the location and authentication credentials necessary to access the SQL Safe Repository. You can also connect to the Repository database using Windows Authentication or SQL Server Authentication.
You can also change the port assignment for the Management Service.
To open the Repository and Management Service Settings window, use either of the following methods:
- Go to the Tools menu and select Repository and Management Service Settings.
- Select the
icon in the bar menu.
What are the available fields?
Computer
Select the computer where the Management Service is located.
SQL Server
Specify the SQL Server instance that currently hosts the SQL Safe Repository.
Database
Specify the name of the SQL Safe Repository.
Windows Authentication
Specify the Windows Authentication credentials to access the selected SQL Server instance. This option uses the credentials of the SQL Safe Management Service account to log in to the SQL Safe Repository.
SQL Server Authentication
Specify the SQL Server Authentication credentials to access the selected SQL Server instance. This option allows you to specify the SQL Server login ID and password you want to use to access the target SQL Server instance.
Test Connection
Verify that the SQL Safe Management Service can use the specified account to connect to the Repository database.
OpenID Connect Authentication
Connect to the SQL Safe Backup Repository with the OIDC Authentication Method. Find more information here.
Configure E-mail Notifications
Configure the settings for sending email alerts. In this section, you can also enable or disable the option for sending these notifications to the Windows Application Event Log on the Management Service Computer.
Repository Grooming
Specify how long (in days) you want to keep operational history, such as status messages for backup and restore operations. By default, the Repository is groomed every 30 days. Operational history older than 30 days is permanently deleted.