On the Windows operating system, the scheduler requires a user name and password in order to run. There are two types of accounts:
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Local account.
This is the local account you use when you log in to your Windows operating system. If you haven't yet assigned a password to your local account, please assign one. Otherwise, the scheduler will not run.
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Windows domain server account.
This is an account created on a special computer (domain server). If you log in to your computer using this type of account, you need to specify both the server name and the user name.
Example: Domain\Username
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On the Linux operating system, the integrated scheduler uses the Java binary from the following folder: /usr/bin. Therefore, if you have Java installed in a different directory, you need to create a link to it from the /usr/bin directory otherwise the scheduled tasks will not run. Example: cd /usr/bin ln -s /path/to/java_binary java |