TPM

This page provides details of the TPM system, allows a user to restart TPM services, TPM archiving settings and manage TPM processing configurations.

Active in user roles: Admin

A user will be shown various TPM and TPM related system settings:

Perl Installation

Will show the Perl installation settings

  • Version

  • Executable Path C:\Perl64\bin\perl.exe

  • PATH variable contains Perl executable path Yes (system environment variable)

  • Is ‘.pl’ associated with Perl Yes

  • Overall Status Ok

Python Installation

Will show the Python installation settings

  • Version Python 3.6 (32-bit)

  • Executable Path C:Program Files (x86)Python36-32python.exe

  • PATH variable contains Python executable path Yes (system environment variable)

  • PATHEXT variable has ‘.py’ Yes (system environment variable)

  • Is ‘.py’ associated with Perl Yes

  • Overall Status Ok

Windows Services

Will show which service, the status and the user account in use.

  • Master Service

    • Running

    • THEOREM\mbennett

  • Job Service

    • Running

    • THEOREM\mbennett

Windows Applications

Will show the status of required applications in use and a button to START and KILL the process.

  • Thumbnail Generator Running / Stopped

    • START

    • KILL

  • FBX Generator Running / Stopped

    • START

    • KILL

  • Signalling Server Running / Stopped

    • START

    • KILL

  • TPM Job Server (Non Service) Running / Stopped

    • START

    • KILL

TPM Connection

Will show the TPM user credentials and whether the user is successfully connected.

  • TPM Username

    • Admin

  • TPM Password

  • TPM login status

    • Ok / Fail

TPM Connection

Allows the creation of the TPM process, copy the processing script and add the Process to the TPM User Profile. Buttons under each option perform the desired operation and are ‘greyed out’ when not required.

  • Script File Copied Ok

    • Fix

  • Process Defined Ok

    • Fix

  • Process in ‘Admin’ user set Ok

    • Fix

TPM Archiving Settings

TPM can be set to move “old” jobs out of sight to an archive and delete them after a set time. This TPM archiving behaviour can help us to clean out unnecessary data to save space on this server.

Archiving is set to ‘false’ unless the changes are committed by pressing the ‘Set TPM archiving settings’ button.

  • Automatic archiving False / True

  • Automatic archiving [checkbox]

  • Automatically archive after days [# Days]

  • Automatically archive after days [Text box to set # Days above]

  • Automatic deletion False / True

  • Automatic deletion [checkbox]

  • Automatically delete archived after days [# Days]

  • Automatically delete archived after days [Text box to set # Days above]

  • Set TPM archiving settings [Select to confirm settings above]