Auto-Starting HVR After Windows Boot

This section describes the steps to enable the automatic restart of HVR processes (HVR Agent Listener and HVR Hub Server) when a Windows machine reboots. It also explains how to configure the HVR Hub Server to restart automatically in case of a failure.

By default, HVR processes start automatically after a Windows boot. However, if they do not, you can follow the procedure below:

• Set the HVR Agent listener service to start automatically on the server/machine where the HVR Agent (for Capture/Integrate) is installed.
• Set the HVR Hub Server service to start automatically on the server/machine where the HVR Hub System is installed.

Ensure that the Windows user account running the HVR services is a member of the Administrator group and has the Log on as a service privilege. This configuration ensures that the HVR services start automatically when the hosting machine reboots.

Set HVR Agent Listener Service to Start Automatically

To configure the HVR Agent listener service to start automatically:

1. Open the Windows Services Manager and locate the Fivetran HVR Agent Listener service.
2. Right-click the service and select Properties from the context menu.
3. Navigate to the General tab and set the Startup type to Automatic.
4. Click OK.

Set HVR Hub Server Service to Start Automatically

To configure the HVR Hub Server service to start automatically:

1. Open the Windows Services Manager and locate the Fivetran HVR Hub Server service.
2. Right-click the service and select Properties from the context menu.
3. Navigate to the General tab and set the Startup type to Automatic.
4. Click OK.

Configure Automatic Restart for HVR Hub Server Service After Failure

In addition to enabling auto-start, it is recommended to configure the HVR Hub Server service to restart automatically if it encounters a failure:

1. Open the Windows Services Manager and locate the Fivetran HVR Hub Server service.
2. Right-click the service and select Properties from the context menu.
3. Navigate to the Recovery tab and set Restart the Service for the first and subsequent failures.
4. Click OK.

Set HVR Hub Server Service Dependency on DBMS

The HVR Hub Server service should depend on a Database Management System (DBMS) service to ensure it does not attempt to start before the database is ready. To configure this dependency, use the sc config command.

For example, if the DBMS service is OracleServiceOHS, use the following command:

sc config hvrhubserver_service_name depend=OracleServiceOHS

To list the Windows services related to HVR, use the following command:

sc queryex | find "hvr"