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System Management in a Windows based Control Environment Christian Caro DESY 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

The DESY WindowsNT Group PCaPAC Conference from 9.10.2000 – 12.10.2000 in Hamburg Accelerator Controls Consolen Device Server Hera: NT 4 MSDOS, Linux, NT, ... Petra: Win3.X+Novell Win3.X DESY 2+3: „ „ Doris: „ „ Linac 2+3: „ „ TTF: Solaris Solaris 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

Why is software deployment an issue in a control environment ? Number of PCs is > 50 fast control software life cycle management tasks OS setup / device driver installation install applications manage applications (preconfigure, make changes, install bug fixes) system management (change local configuration like regional settings, new WINS server, ) reliability 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

Technical Procedure on NT Installing an application means copy files, replace file even if they are in use dll versioning modify “ini” files instead of replacing them Registry NTFS security (on files, registry) System management tasks local policy, user rights, local account management, auditing (Distinguish between user and workstation part) 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

The DESY WindowsNT Group Classes of Usage Control room front-end PCs for operating, running control software Device servers only one special application is running Developer PCs Standard Office PCs with development environment 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

Characteristics of Control PCs Used by many people  prevent changes Software updates update almost every day !!! Updates must run asynchronously Apply software and updates to all PCs If PC fails or makes trouble, just shut it down Additional standard software is desired 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

Characteristics of Device Servers Not used interactively Software updates less frequently Need to define exactly when to update (not asynchronously) Targeting updates to single PCs or group of PCs If server fails, it needs to be replaced fast How to install device additional device drivers ? No standard software needed 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

Implementation at DESY NetInstall system management / application management tool from InstallShield (package, preconfigure, target, deploy applications) Application support classification in NT Domain Red: computer in domain without NetInstall Yellow: use NetInstall support, but user is free to install additional software Green: use NetInstall support, but the local security policy prevents user from installing additional software or changing any dlls 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

NetInstall Databases Idea: use the same tool for HERA control software share knowledge export control software to ALL office PCs at DESY import standard software from central application support Control PC Developer PC Office PC import standard software Common NetInstall database HERA NetInstall database Device Server export control software 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

The DESY WindowsNT Group Control PCs for HERA About 50 Controls PCs are located in control room, table PCs (“yellow”), experimental halls, ... Green PCs in common domain Only a few PCs have additional hardware frame grabber, monitor splitter, ... All PCs get the same applications Additional standard software VB5, VB6, MSOffice97, Browser, ... Everything installed locally Autologin with domain account 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

Software Updates on a Control PC 1. Updates with NetInstall at logon time setup of infrastructure, standard software, control applications, links scripts are usually executed once, but can be reapplied on demand checks of dlls and other important files, starting the communication layer every logon 2. Check control applications at launch time check for newer versions very frequently 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

Update Procedure Server (Auto)Logon NetInstall database check dlls and start basic app update standard software update control software system management tasks Control software repository check for newer versions Control PC user launches control app 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

The DESY WindowsNT Group Device servers Still under development 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

Effort to Guarantee Stability The problem: PCs belong to common DESY domain (DESYNT) maintained by central services The solution: Everything works with local accounts as well Local mode switch installed on every PC --> login with local account, disconnect network shares and work without updates A BDC and Wins server is located in the local subnet area Two NetInstall servers, updated with replication 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

The DESY WindowsNT Group Problems A developer PC is not well-defined and well-managed A Yellow PC where user can install additional software --> control applications can be linked to newer dlls than deployed in control room PCs are not Green enough even almost everything is restricted on a Green PC, there are still some things free to be configured (keyboard layout, regional settings) Software and system management is a complex task 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group

The DESY WindowsNT Group Conclusion Software and system management is important !!!! Device PCs have different needs than Control PCs Extra software management tool is needed (DESY: NetInstall) Green PC is important Extra NetInstall database used for control system, running in common domain connected with central NetInstall database to export control software to Office PCs 2/19/2019 The DESY WindowsNT Group