Multiple servers for ecodms?
Hello,
I'm looking for help with self-help . It's about ecodms(tm), a network-capable DM system. I want to use multiple clients (professional, private). The only thing I can find in the forum is "it doesn't work (anymore)."
Even if I install the server on a Raspberry Pi, I still need background knowledge to log in. I also lack knowledge of the Android app Total Commander and my Fritzbox NAS.
I need a source of information to help myself.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Moin, can you please Issue write in here exactly? Even after several readings, I’m not so clear, and now you need help for self-help.
If it’s specific about how and if you can use multiple clients, you’ll find the details in the manual or get from the support. At least, the manual addresses how to create profiles and manage groups. You need to control access to the server yourself. If he is at home, then probably via port forwarding to Router & DynDNS (because probably dynamic IP), or whatever the ecodms server provides as a possibility.
Yeah, I can’t express myself, but you recognized my problem.
I have assigned fixed IPs to the Fritzbox.
The software does not seem to be made for several DBs in DBMS. So I need an entrance. Specifically, the software was purchased for a stud and is not programmed for several clients (databases). Since a database management system is behind it, I still want to do it somehow.
For example, I see a VM, Raspi as a server or docker.
Why do I want the document management system? Backup, queries, records in polygame relationships (many insurance documents are also billing, letters maybe offers…), billings in multiple revisions, OCR… that suits a company. But what does the business owner do with his private papers, the wife’s papers?
The c’t has tested the software several times, but there was no help.
Thank you for your trouble, probably I will fail.
The delivery of static IPs from the home router is sufficient for an access from home. If you want to deploy it externally, you need to access port forwarding, NAT and probably DynDNS.
I don’t think the software should work like that. A database is not exchanged or the like. A database is there to keep many data, as well as several users, and then manage the construct by access rights. You can run multiple server instances via VIrtuization and can then use just as many databases. On a system, you can try to shut down the server and exchange the databases, but would rather take it off, and in such a case grab a script, which changes the data back and forth.
Regarding your explanation for the database system: The boss has his own user and gets his own workspace where he only has access. This is best practice and is applied everywhere. Office365 administration, like SharePoint, Teams, OneDrive. In the doubt of the IT system administrator, there is always a way to get to the data, as you do in your case, but apart from that, the rights system is in the way.
Thanks, but for other reasons, I’m also looking for an entry into network, Port…