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File '''netxmsd.conf''' is a master configuration file for NetXMS server. It should contain information necessary for establishing database connection, and some optional server parameters. Default location for this file is /etc/netxmsd.conf on UNIX systems and ''InstalationPath''\erc\netxmsd.conf on Windows.
{{deprecated}}File '''netxmsd.conf''' is a master configuration file for NetXMS server. It should contain information necessary for establishing database connection, and some optional server parameters. Default location for this file is /etc/netxmsd.conf on UNIX systems and ''InstalationPath''\etc\netxmsd.conf on Windows.


The file can contain the following parameters in Parameter = Value format:  
The file can contain the following parameters in Parameter = Value format:  
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| DBServer || Database server (ODBC source name for ODBC driver). || localhost
| DBServer || Database server (ODBC source name for ODBC driver). || localhost
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| DebugLevel || Set server debug logging level (''0'' - ''9'').  Value of ''0'' turns off debugging, ''9'' enables very detailed logging.  Can also be set with command line ''-D <level>'' option.  || ''0''
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| DumpDirectory || Directory for storing crash dumps. || "/" or "C:\"
| DumpDirectory || Directory for storing crash dumps. || "/" or "C:\"
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| Module || Additional server module to be loaded at server startup. To load multiple modules, add additional Module parameters. || No default value
| Module || Additional server module to be loaded at server startup. To load multiple modules, add additional Module parameters. || No default value
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| ProcessAffinityMask || ||
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| ProcessAffinityMask || Sets a processor affinity mask for the netxmsd process (Windows only). A process affinity mask is a bit vector in which each bit represents a logical processor on which the threads of the process are allowed to run. See [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms686223%28v=vs.85%29.aspx this MSDN article] for more details. || 0xFFFFFFFF
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